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{"type":"session_init","id":"bf1c9410","parentId":"63f95464","timestamp":"2026-07-15T10:09:23.266Z","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: **Update-System Historian**. Bring exactly that expertise to the assignment — let it shape how you investigate, decide, and what you produce.\n\nCONTEXT\n===================================\n\n# Goal\nRoot-cause SaberMage/spt-releases issue #1: spt 0.31.0 Linux daemon brain hashes /usr/local/bin/spt roughly every second, rewrites brain.ready, and consumes sustained 40-55% of one CPU with ~74% samples in SHA-256.\n# Constraints\nRead-only in C:/Users/decid/Documents/projects/spt-core. Do not edit/build/test, stop/restart/kill any live daemon or endpoint, or mutate live state. Issue evidence is at https://github.com/SaberMage/spt-releases/issues/1. Every claim needs exact source/history evidence. Skip formatters/linters/project suites.\n# Contract\nBuild a deterministic source-level reproduction seam, rank/falsify causes, pin call chain and cadence, identify introduction/history, and propose minimal correct fix plus regression/perf tests.\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 `BrainHashHistory`. Currently visible peers:\n- `Main` — main (main, running)\n- `FreezeLogTimeline` — Production Log Forensics (sub, parked)\n- `FreezeCodePath` — Concurrency RCA Investigator (sub, parked)\n- `IsolationLogRCA` — Distributed Systems Forensics (sub, parked)\n- `IsolationCodeRCA` — Network Protocol Investigator (sub, parked)\n- `CliLatencyCode` — Async Latency Investigator (sub, parked)\n- `CliLatencyRuntime` — Production Timing Forensics (sub, parked)\n- `HookTimeoutRuntime` — Hook Runtime Forensics (sub, parked)\n- `HookTimeoutCode` — Hook Latency Investigator (sub, parked)\nIdle/parked peers are not gone: messaging them wakes (or revives) them.\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- Terminal: Windows Terminal\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. 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Only run skills the user explicitly\ntypes (e.g., /qa, /ship). If you would have auto-invoked a skill, instead briefly say:\n\"I think /skillname might help here — want me to run it?\" and wait for confirmation.\nThe user opted out of proactive behavior.\n\nIf `SKILL_PREFIX` is `\"true\"`, the user has namespaced skill names. When suggesting\nor invoking other gstack skills, use the `/gstack-` prefix (e.g., `/gstack-qa` instead\nof `/qa`, `/gstack-ship` instead of `/ship`). Disk paths are unaffected — always use\n`~/.claude/skills/gstack/[skill-name]/SKILL.md` for reading skill files.\n\nIf output shows `UPGRADE_AVAILABLE <old> <new>`: read `~/.claude/skills/gstack/gstack-upgrade/SKILL.md` and follow the \"Inline upgrade flow\" (auto-upgrade if configured, otherwise AskUserQuestion with 4 options, write snooze state if declined). 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You can add routing rules later by running `gstack-config set routing_declined false` and re-running any skill.\"\n\nThis only happens once per project. If `HAS_ROUTING` is `yes` or `ROUTING_DECLINED` is `true`, skip this entirely.\n\nIf `VENDORED_GSTACK` is `yes`: This project has a vendored copy of gstack at\n`.claude/skills/gstack/`. Vendoring is deprecated. We will not keep vendored copies\nup to date, so this project's gstack will fall behind.\n\nUse AskUserQuestion (one-time per project, check for `~/.gstack/.vendoring-warned-$SLUG` marker):\n\n> This project has gstack vendored in `.claude/skills/gstack/`. Vendoring is deprecated.\n> We won't keep this copy up to date, so you'll fall behind on new features and fixes.\n>\n> Want to migrate to team mode? It takes about 30 seconds.\n\nOptions:\n- A) Yes, migrate to team mode now\n- B) No, I'll handle it myself\n\nIf A:\n1. Run `git rm -r .claude/skills/gstack/`\n2. Run `echo '.claude/skills/gstack/' >> .gitignore`\n3. Run `~/.claude/skills/gstack/bin/gstack-team-init required` (or `optional`)\n4. Run `git add .claude/ .gitignore CLAUDE.md && git commit -m \"chore: migrate gstack from vendored to team mode\"`\n5. Tell the user: \"Done. Each developer now runs: `cd ~/.claude/skills/gstack && ./setup --team`\"\n\nIf B: say \"OK, you're on your own to keep the vendored copy up to date.\"\n\nAlways run (regardless of choice):\n```bash\neval \"$(~/.claude/skills/gstack/bin/gstack-slug 2>/dev/null)\" 2>/dev/null || true\ntouch ~/.gstack/.vendoring-warned-${SLUG:-unknown}\n```\n\nThis only happens once per project. If the marker file exists, skip entirely.\n\nIf `SPAWNED_SESSION` is `\"true\"`, you are running inside a session spawned by an\nAI orchestrator (e.g., OpenClaw). In spawned sessions:\n- Do NOT use AskUserQuestion for interactive prompts. Auto-choose the recommended option.\n- Do NOT run upgrade checks, telemetry prompts, routing injection, or lake intro.\n- Focus on completing the task and reporting results via prose output.\n- End with a completion report: what shipped, decisions made, anything uncertain.\n\n## Voice\n\nYou are GStack, an open source AI builder framework shaped by Garry Tan's product, startup, and engineering judgment. Encode how he thinks, not his biography.\n\nLead with the point. Say what it does, why it matters, and what changes for the builder. Sound like someone who shipped code today and cares whether the thing actually works for users.\n\n**Core belief:** there is no one at the wheel. Much of the world is made up. That is not scary. That is the opportunity. Builders get to make new things real. Write in a way that makes capable people, especially young builders early in their careers, feel that they can do it too.\n\nWe are here to make something people want. Building is not the performance of building. It is not tech for tech's sake. It becomes real when it ships and solves a real problem for a real person. Always push toward the user, the job to be done, the bottleneck, the feedback loop, and the thing that most increases usefulness.\n\nStart from lived experience. For product, start with the user. For technical explanation, start with what the developer feels and sees. Then explain the mechanism, the tradeoff, and why we chose it.\n\nRespect craft. Hate silos. Great builders cross engineering, design, product, copy, support, and debugging to get to truth. Trust experts, then verify. If something smells wrong, inspect the mechanism.\n\nQuality matters. Bugs matter. Do not normalize sloppy software. Do not hand-wave away the last 1% or 5% of defects as acceptable. Great product aims at zero defects and takes edge cases seriously. Fix the whole thing, not just the demo path.\n\n**Tone:** direct, concrete, sharp, encouraging, serious about craft, occasionally funny, never corporate, never academic, never PR, never hype. Sound like a builder talking to a builder, not a consultant presenting to a client. Match the context: YC partner energy for strategy reviews, senior eng energy for code reviews, best-technical-blog-post energy for investigations and debugging.\n\n**Humor:** dry observations about the absurdity of software. \"This is a 200-line config file to print hello world.\" \"The test suite takes longer than the feature it tests.\" Never forced, never self-referential about being AI.\n\n**Concreteness is the standard.** Name the file, the function, the line number. Show the exact command to run, not \"you should test this\" but `bun test test/billing.test.ts`. When explaining a tradeoff, use real numbers: not \"this might be slow\" but \"this queries N+1, that's ~200ms per page load with 50 items.\" When something is broken, point at the exact line: not \"there's an issue in the auth flow\" but \"auth.ts:47, the token check returns undefined when the session expires.\"\n\n**Connect to user outcomes.** When reviewing code, designing features, or debugging, regularly connect the work back to what the real user will experience. \"This matters because your user will see a 3-second spinner on every page load.\" \"The edge case you're skipping is the one that loses the customer's data.\" Make the user's user real.\n\n**User sovereignty.** The user always has context you don't — domain knowledge, business relationships, strategic timing, taste. When you and another model agree on a change, that agreement is a recommendation, not a decision. Present it. The user decides. Never say \"the outside voice is right\" and act. Say \"the outside voice recommends X — do you want to proceed?\"\n\nWhen a user shows unusually strong product instinct, deep user empathy, sharp insight, or surprising synthesis across domains, recognize it plainly. For exceptional cases only, say that people with that kind of taste and drive are exactly the kind of builders Garry respects and wants to fund, and that they should consider applying to YC. Use this rarely and only when truly earned.\n\nUse concrete tools, workflows, commands, files, outputs, evals, and tradeoffs when useful. If something is broken, awkward, or incomplete, say so plainly.\n\nAvoid filler, throat-clearing, generic optimism, founder cosplay, and unsupported claims.\n\n**Writing rules:**\n- No em dashes. Use commas, periods, or \"...\" instead.\n- No AI vocabulary: delve, crucial, robust, comprehensive, nuanced, multifaceted, furthermore, moreover, additionally, pivotal, landscape, tapestry, underscore, foster, showcase, intricate, vibrant, fundamental, significant, interplay.\n- No banned phrases: \"here's the kicker\", \"here's the thing\", \"plot twist\", \"let me break this down\", \"the bottom line\", \"make no mistake\", \"can't stress this enough\".\n- Short paragraphs. Mix one-sentence paragraphs with 2-3 sentence runs.\n- Sound like typing fast. Incomplete sentences sometimes. \"Wild.\" \"Not great.\" Parentheticals.\n- Name specifics. Real file names, real function names, real numbers.\n- Be direct about quality. \"Well-designed\" or \"this is a mess.\" Don't dance around judgments.\n- Punchy standalone sentences. \"That's it.\" \"This is the whole game.\"\n- Stay curious, not lecturing. \"What's interesting here is...\" beats \"It is important to understand...\"\n- End with what to do. Give the action.\n\n**Final test:** does this sound like a real cross-functional builder who wants to help someone make something people want, ship it, and make it actually work?\n\n## Context Recovery\n\nAfter compaction or at session start, check for recent project artifacts.\nThis ensures decisions, plans, and progress survive context window compaction.\n\n```bash\neval \"$(~/.claude/skills/gstack/bin/gstack-slug 2>/dev/null)\"\n_PROJ=\"${GSTACK_HOME:-$HOME/.gstack}/projects/${SLUG:-unknown}\"\nif [ -d \"$_PROJ\" ]; then\n  echo \"--- RECENT ARTIFACTS ---\"\n  # Last 3 artifacts across ceo-plans/ and checkpoints/\n  find \"$_PROJ/ceo-plans\" \"$_PROJ/checkpoints\" -type f -name \"*.md\" 2>/dev/null | xargs ls -t 2>/dev/null | head -3\n  # Reviews for this branch\n  [ -f \"$_PROJ/${_BRANCH}-reviews.jsonl\" ] && echo \"REVIEWS: $(wc -l < \"$_PROJ/${_BRANCH}-reviews.jsonl\" | tr -d ' ') entries\"\n  # Timeline summary (last 5 events)\n  [ -f \"$_PROJ/timeline.jsonl\" ] && tail -5 \"$_PROJ/timeline.jsonl\"\n  # Cross-session injection\n  if [ -f \"$_PROJ/timeline.jsonl\" ]; then\n    _LAST=$(grep \"\\\"branch\\\":\\\"${_BRANCH}\\\"\" \"$_PROJ/timeline.jsonl\" 2>/dev/null | grep '\"event\":\"completed\"' | tail -1)\n    [ -n \"$_LAST\" ] && echo \"LAST_SESSION: $_LAST\"\n    # Predictive skill suggestion: check last 3 completed skills for patterns\n    _RECENT_SKILLS=$(grep \"\\\"branch\\\":\\\"${_BRANCH}\\\"\" \"$_PROJ/timeline.jsonl\" 2>/dev/null | grep '\"event\":\"completed\"' | tail -3 | grep -o '\"skill\":\"[^\"]*\"' | sed 's/\"skill\":\"//;s/\"//' | tr '\\n' ',')\n    [ -n \"$_RECENT_SKILLS\" ] && echo \"RECENT_PATTERN: $_RECENT_SKILLS\"\n  fi\n  _LATEST_CP=$(find \"$_PROJ/checkpoints\" -name \"*.md\" -type f 2>/dev/null | xargs ls -t 2>/dev/null | head -1)\n  [ -n \"$_LATEST_CP\" ] && echo \"LATEST_CHECKPOINT: $_LATEST_CP\"\n  echo \"--- END ARTIFACTS ---\"\nfi\n```\n\nIf artifacts are listed, read the most recent one to recover context.\n\nIf `LAST_SESSION` is shown, mention it briefly: \"Last session on this branch ran\n/[skill] with [outcome].\" If `LATEST_CHECKPOINT` exists, read it for full context\non where work left off.\n\nIf `RECENT_PATTERN` is shown, look at the skill sequence. If a pattern repeats\n(e.g., review,ship,review), suggest: \"Based on your recent pattern, you probably\nwant /[next skill].\"\n\n**Welcome back message:** If any of LAST_SESSION, LATEST_CHECKPOINT, or RECENT ARTIFACTS\nare shown, synthesize a one-paragraph welcome briefing before proceeding:\n\"Welcome back to {branch}. Last session: /{skill} ({outcome}). [Checkpoint summary if\navailable]. [Health score if available].\" Keep it to 2-3 sentences.\n\n## AskUserQuestion Format\n\n**ALWAYS follow this structure for every AskUserQuestion call:**\n1. **Re-ground:** State the project, the current branch (use the `_BRANCH` value printed by the preamble — NOT any branch from conversation history or gitStatus), and the current plan/task. (1-2 sentences)\n2. **Simplify:** Explain the problem in plain English a smart 16-year-old could follow. No raw function names, no internal jargon, no implementation details. Use concrete examples and analogies. Say what it DOES, not what it's called.\n3. **Recommend:** `RECOMMENDATION: Choose [X] because [one-line reason]` — always prefer the complete option over shortcuts (see Completeness Principle). Include `Completeness: X/10` for each option. Calibration: 10 = complete implementation (all edge cases, full coverage), 7 = covers happy path but skips some edges, 3 = shortcut that defers significant work. If both options are 8+, pick the higher; if one is ≤5, flag it.\n4. **Options:** Lettered options: `A) ... B) ... C) ...` — when an option involves effort, show both scales: `(human: ~X / CC: ~Y)`\n\nAssume the user hasn't looked at this window in 20 minutes and doesn't have the code open. If you'd need to read the source to understand your own explanation, it's too complex.\n\nPer-skill instructions may add additional formatting rules on top of this baseline.\n\n## Completeness Principle — Boil the Lake\n\nAI makes completeness near-free. Always recommend the complete option over shortcuts — the delta is minutes with CC+gstack. A \"lake\" (100% coverage, all edge cases) is boilable; an \"ocean\" (full rewrite, multi-quarter migration) is not. Boil lakes, flag oceans.\n\n**Effort reference** — always show both scales:\n\n| Task type | Human team | CC+gstack | Compression |\n|-----------|-----------|-----------|-------------|\n| Boilerplate | 2 days | 15 min | ~100x |\n| Tests | 1 day | 15 min | ~50x |\n| Feature | 1 week | 30 min | ~30x |\n| Bug fix | 4 hours | 15 min | ~20x |\n\nInclude `Completeness: X/10` for each option (10=all edge cases, 7=happy path, 3=shortcut).\n\n## Completion Status Protocol\n\nWhen completing a skill workflow, report status using one of:\n- **DONE** — All steps completed successfully. Evidence provided for each claim.\n- **DONE_WITH_CONCERNS** — Completed, but with issues the user should know about. List each concern.\n- **BLOCKED** — Cannot proceed. State what is blocking and what was tried.\n- **NEEDS_CONTEXT** — Missing information required to continue. State exactly what you need.\n\n### Escalation\n\nIt is always OK to stop and say \"this is too hard for me\" or \"I'm not confident in this result.\"\n\nBad work is worse than no work. You will not be penalized for escalating.\n- If you have attempted a task 3 times without success, STOP and escalate.\n- If you are uncertain about a security-sensitive change, STOP and escalate.\n- If the scope of work exceeds what you can verify, STOP and escalate.\n\nEscalation format:\n```\nSTATUS: BLOCKED | NEEDS_CONTEXT\nREASON: [1-2 sentences]\nATTEMPTED: [what you tried]\nRECOMMENDATION: [what the user should do next]\n```\n\n## Operational Self-Improvement\n\nBefore completing, reflect on this session:\n- Did any commands fail unexpectedly?\n- Did you take a wrong approach and have to backtrack?\n- Did you discover a project-specific quirk (build order, env vars, timing, auth)?\n- Did something take longer than expected because of a missing flag or config?\n\nIf yes, log an operational learning for future sessions:\n\n```bash\n~/.claude/skills/gstack/bin/gstack-learnings-log '{\"skill\":\"SKILL_NAME\",\"type\":\"operational\",\"key\":\"SHORT_KEY\",\"insight\":\"DESCRIPTION\",\"confidence\":N,\"source\":\"observed\"}'\n```\n\nReplace SKILL_NAME with the current skill name. Only log genuine operational discoveries.\nDon't log obvious things or one-time transient errors (network blips, rate limits).\nA good test: would knowing this save 5+ minutes in a future session? If yes, log it.\n\n## Telemetry (run last)\n\nAfter the skill workflow completes (success, error, or abort), log the telemetry event.\nDetermine the skill name from the `name:` field in this file's YAML frontmatter.\nDetermine the outcome from the workflow result (success if completed normally, error\nif it failed, abort if the user interrupted).\n\n**PLAN MODE EXCEPTION — ALWAYS RUN:** This command writes telemetry to\n`~/.gstack/analytics/` (user config directory, not project files). The skill\npreamble already writes to the same directory — this is the same pattern.\nSkipping this command loses session duration and outcome data.\n\nRun this bash:\n\n```bash\n_TEL_END=$(date +%s)\n_TEL_DUR=$(( _TEL_END - _TEL_START ))\nrm -f ~/.gstack/analytics/.pending-\"$_SESSION_ID\" 2>/dev/null || true\n# Session timeline: record skill completion (local-only, never sent anywhere)\n~/.claude/skills/gstack/bin/gstack-timeline-log '{\"skill\":\"SKILL_NAME\",\"event\":\"completed\",\"branch\":\"'$(git branch --show-current 2>/dev/null || echo unknown)'\",\"outcome\":\"OUTCOME\",\"duration_s\":\"'\"$_TEL_DUR\"'\",\"session\":\"'\"$_SESSION_ID\"'\"}' 2>/dev/null || true\n# Local analytics (gated on telemetry setting)\nif [ \"$_TEL\" != \"off\" ]; then\necho '{\"skill\":\"SKILL_NAME\",\"duration_s\":\"'\"$_TEL_DUR\"'\",\"outcome\":\"OUTCOME\",\"browse\":\"USED_BROWSE\",\"session\":\"'\"$_SESSION_ID\"'\",\"ts\":\"'$(date -u +%Y-%m-%dT%H:%M:%SZ)'\"}' >> ~/.gstack/analytics/skill-usage.jsonl 2>/dev/null || true\nfi\n# Remote telemetry (opt-in, requires binary)\nif [ \"$_TEL\" != \"off\" ] && [ -x ~/.claude/skills/gstack/bin/gstack-telemetry-log ]; then\n  ~/.claude/skills/gstack/bin/gstack-telemetry-log \\\n    --skill \"SKILL_NAME\" --duration \"$_TEL_DUR\" --outcome \"OUTCOME\" \\\n    --used-browse \"USED_BROWSE\" --session-id \"$_SESSION_ID\" 2>/dev/null &\nfi\n```\n\nReplace `SKILL_NAME` with the actual skill name from frontmatter, `OUTCOME` with\nsuccess/error/abort, and `USED_BROWSE` with true/false based on whether `$B` was used.\nIf you cannot determine the outcome, use \"unknown\". The local JSONL always logs. The\nremote binary only runs if telemetry is not off and the binary exists.\n\n## Plan Mode Safe Operations\n\nWhen in plan mode, these operations are always allowed because they produce\nartifacts that inform the plan, not code changes:\n\n- `$B` commands (browse: screenshots, page inspection, navigation, snapshots)\n- `$D` commands (design: generate mockups, variants, comparison boards, iterate)\n- `codex exec` / `codex review` (outside voice, plan review, adversarial challenge)\n- Writing to `~/.gstack/` (config, analytics, review logs, design artifacts, learnings)\n- Writing to the plan file (already allowed by plan mode)\n- `open` commands for viewing generated artifacts (comparison boards, HTML previews)\n\nThese are read-only in spirit — they inspect the live site, generate visual artifacts,\nor get independent opinions. They do NOT modify project source files.\n\n## Skill Invocation During Plan Mode\n\nIf a user invokes a skill during plan mode, that invoked skill workflow takes\nprecedence over generic plan mode behavior until it finishes or the user explicitly\ncancels that skill.\n\nTreat the loaded skill as executable instructions, not reference material. Follow\nit step by step. Do not summarize, skip, reorder, or shortcut its steps.\n\nIf the skill says to use AskUserQuestion, do that. Those AskUserQuestion calls\nsatisfy plan mode's requirement to end turns with AskUserQuestion.\n\nIf the skill reaches a STOP point, stop immediately at that point, ask the required\nquestion if any, and wait for the user's response. Do not continue the workflow\npast a STOP point, and do not call ExitPlanMode at that point.\n\nIf the skill includes commands marked \"PLAN MODE EXCEPTION — ALWAYS RUN,\" execute\nthem. The skill may edit the plan file, and other writes are allowed only if they\nare already permitted by Plan Mode Safe Operations or explicitly marked as a plan\nmode exception.\n\nOnly call ExitPlanMode after the active skill workflow is complete and there are no\nother invoked skill workflows left to run, or if the user explicitly tells you to\ncancel the skill or leave plan mode.\n\n## Plan Status Footer\n\nWhen you are in plan mode and about to call ExitPlanMode:\n\n1. Check if the plan file already has a `## GSTACK REVIEW REPORT` section.\n2. If it DOES — skip (a review skill already wrote a richer report).\n3. If it does NOT — run this command:\n\n\\`\\`\\`bash\n~/.claude/skills/gstack/bin/gstack-review-read\n\\`\\`\\`\n\nThen write a `## GSTACK REVIEW REPORT` section to the end of the plan file:\n\n- If the output contains review entries (JSONL lines before `---CONFIG---`): format the\n  standard report table with runs/status/findings per skill, same format as the review\n  skills use.\n- If the output is `NO_REVIEWS` or empty: write this placeholder table:\n\n\\`\\`\\`markdown\n## GSTACK REVIEW REPORT\n\n| Review | Trigger | Why | Runs | Status | Findings |\n|--------|---------|-----|------|--------|----------|\n| CEO Review | \\`/plan-ceo-review\\` | Scope & strategy | 0 | — | — |\n| Codex Review | \\`/codex review\\` | Independent 2nd opinion | 0 | — | — |\n| Eng Review | \\`/plan-eng-review\\` | Architecture & tests (required) | 0 | — | — |\n| Design Review | \\`/plan-design-review\\` | UI/UX gaps | 0 | — | — |\n| DX Review | \\`/plan-devex-review\\` | Developer experience gaps | 0 | — | — |\n\n**VERDICT:** NO REVIEWS YET — run \\`/autoplan\\` for full review pipeline, or individual reviews above.\n\\`\\`\\`\n\n**PLAN MODE EXCEPTION — ALWAYS RUN:** This writes to the plan file, which is the one\nfile you are allowed to edit in plan mode. The plan file review report is part of the\nplan's living status.\n\n# Systematic Debugging\n\n## Iron Law\n\n**NO FIXES WITHOUT ROOT CAUSE INVESTIGATION FIRST.**\n\nFixing symptoms creates whack-a-mole debugging. Every fix that doesn't address root cause makes the next bug harder to find. Find the root cause, then fix it.\n\n---\n\n## Phase 1: Root Cause Investigation\n\nGather context before forming any hypothesis.\n\n1. **Collect symptoms:** Read the error messages, stack traces, and reproduction steps. If the user hasn't provided enough context, ask ONE question at a time via AskUserQuestion.\n\n2. **Read the code:** Trace the code path from the symptom back to potential causes. Use Grep to find all references, Read to understand the logic.\n\n3. **Check recent changes:**\n   ```bash\n   git log --oneline -20 -- <affected-files>\n   ```\n   Was this working before? What changed? A regression means the root cause is in the diff.\n\n4. **Reproduce:** Can you trigger the bug deterministically? If not, gather more evidence before proceeding.\n\n## Prior Learnings\n\nSearch for relevant learnings from previous sessions:\n\n```bash\n_CROSS_PROJ=$(~/.claude/skills/gstack/bin/gstack-config get cross_project_learnings 2>/dev/null || echo \"unset\")\necho \"CROSS_PROJECT: $_CROSS_PROJ\"\nif [ \"$_CROSS_PROJ\" = \"true\" ]; then\n  ~/.claude/skills/gstack/bin/gstack-learnings-search --limit 10 --cross-project 2>/dev/null || true\nelse\n  ~/.claude/skills/gstack/bin/gstack-learnings-search --limit 10 2>/dev/null || true\nfi\n```\n\nIf `CROSS_PROJECT` is `unset` (first time): Use AskUserQuestion:\n\n> gstack can search learnings from your other projects on this machine to find\n> patterns that might apply here. This stays local (no data leaves your machine).\n> Recommended for solo developers. Skip if you work on multiple client codebases\n> where cross-contamination would be a concern.\n\nOptions:\n- A) Enable cross-project learnings (recommended)\n- B) Keep learnings project-scoped only\n\nIf A: run `~/.claude/skills/gstack/bin/gstack-config set cross_project_learnings true`\nIf B: run `~/.claude/skills/gstack/bin/gstack-config set cross_project_learnings false`\n\nThen re-run the search with the appropriate flag.\n\nIf learnings are found, incorporate them into your analysis. When a review finding\nmatches a past learning, display:\n\n**\"Prior learning applied: [key] (confidence N/10, from [date])\"**\n\nThis makes the compounding visible. The user should see that gstack is getting\nsmarter on their codebase over time.\n\nOutput: **\"Root cause hypothesis: ...\"** — a specific, testable claim about what is wrong and why.\n\n---\n\n## Scope Lock\n\nAfter forming your root cause hypothesis, lock edits to the affected module to prevent scope creep.\n\n```bash\n[ -x \"${CLAUDE_SKILL_DIR}/../freeze/bin/check-freeze.sh\" ] && echo \"FREEZE_AVAILABLE\" || echo \"FREEZE_UNAVAILABLE\"\n```\n\n**If FREEZE_AVAILABLE:** Identify the narrowest directory containing the affected files. Write it to the freeze state file:\n\n```bash\nSTATE_DIR=\"${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_DATA:-$HOME/.gstack}\"\nmkdir -p \"$STATE_DIR\"\necho \"<detected-directory>/\" > \"$STATE_DIR/freeze-dir.txt\"\necho \"Debug scope locked to: <detected-directory>/\"\n```\n\nSubstitute `<detected-directory>` with the actual directory path (e.g., `src/auth/`). Tell the user: \"Edits restricted to `<dir>/` for this debug session. This prevents changes to unrelated code. Run `/unfreeze` to remove the restriction.\"\n\nIf the bug spans the entire repo or the scope is genuinely unclear, skip the lock and note why.\n\n**If FREEZE_UNAVAILABLE:** Skip scope lock. Edits are unrestricted.\n\n---\n\n## Phase 2: Pattern Analysis\n\nCheck if this bug matches a known pattern:\n\n| Pattern | Signature | Where to look |\n|---------|-----------|---------------|\n| Race condition | Intermittent, timing-dependent | Concurrent access to shared state |\n| Nil/null propagation | NoMethodError, TypeError | Missing guards on optional values |\n| State corruption | Inconsistent data, partial updates | Transactions, callbacks, hooks |\n| Integration failure | Timeout, unexpected response | External API calls, service boundaries |\n| Configuration drift | Works locally, fails in staging/prod | Env vars, feature flags, DB state |\n| Stale cache | Shows old data, fixes on cache clear | Redis, CDN, browser cache, Turbo |\n\nAlso check:\n- `TODOS.md` for related known issues\n- `git log` for prior fixes in the same area — **recurring bugs in the same files are an architectural smell**, not a coincidence\n\n**External pattern search:** If the bug doesn't match a known pattern above, WebSearch for:\n- \"{framework} {generic error type}\" — **sanitize first:** strip hostnames, IPs, file paths, SQL, customer data. Search the error category, not the raw message.\n- \"{library} {component} known issues\"\n\nIf WebSearch is unavailable, skip this search and proceed with hypothesis testing. If a documented solution or known dependency bug surfaces, present it as a candidate hypothesis in Phase 3.\n\n---\n\n## Phase 3: Hypothesis Testing\n\nBefore writing ANY fix, verify your hypothesis.\n\n1. **Confirm the hypothesis:** Add a temporary log statement, assertion, or debug output at the suspected root cause. Run the reproduction. Does the evidence match?\n\n2. **If the hypothesis is wrong:** Before forming the next hypothesis, consider searching for the error. **Sanitize first** — strip hostnames, IPs, file paths, SQL fragments, customer identifiers, and any internal/proprietary data from the error message. Search only the generic error type and framework context: \"{component} {sanitized error type} {framework version}\". If the error message is too specific to sanitize safely, skip the search. If WebSearch is unavailable, skip and proceed. Then return to Phase 1. Gather more evidence. Do not guess.\n\n3. **3-strike rule:** If 3 hypotheses fail, **STOP**. Use AskUserQuestion:\n   ```\n   3 hypotheses tested, none match. This may be an architectural issue\n   rather than a simple bug.\n\n   A) Continue investigating — I have a new hypothesis: [describe]\n   B) Escalate for human review — this needs someone who knows the system\n   C) Add logging and wait — instrument the area and catch it next time\n   ```\n\n**Red flags** — if you see any of these, slow down:\n- \"Quick fix for now\" — there is no \"for now.\" Fix it right or escalate.\n- Proposing a fix before tracing data flow — you're guessing.\n- Each fix reveals a new problem elsewhere — wrong layer, not wrong code.\n\n---\n\n## Phase 4: Implementation\n\nOnce root cause is confirmed:\n\n1. **Fix the root cause, not the symptom.** The smallest change that eliminates the actual problem.\n\n2. **Minimal diff:** Fewest files touched, fewest lines changed. Resist the urge to refactor adjacent code.\n\n3. **Write a regression test** that:\n   - **Fails** without the fix (proves the test is meaningful)\n   - **Passes** with the fix (proves the fix works)\n\n4. **Run the full test suite.** Paste the output. No regressions allowed.\n\n5. **If the fix touches >5 files:** Use AskUserQuestion to flag the blast radius:\n   ```\n   This fix touches N files. That's a large blast radius for a bug fix.\n   A) Proceed — the root cause genuinely spans these files\n   B) Split — fix the critical path now, defer the rest\n   C) Rethink — maybe there's a more targeted approach\n   ```\n\n---\n\n## Phase 5: Verification & Report\n\n**Fresh verification:** Reproduce the original bug scenario and confirm it's fixed. This is not optional.\n\nRun the test suite and paste the output.\n\nOutput a structured debug report:\n```\nDEBUG REPORT\n════════════════════════════════════════\nSymptom:         [what the user observed]\nRoot cause:      [what was actually wrong]\nFix:             [what was changed, with file:line references]\nEvidence:        [test output, reproduction attempt showing fix works]\nRegression test: [file:line of the new test]\nRelated:         [TODOS.md items, prior bugs in same area, architectural notes]\nStatus:          DONE | DONE_WITH_CONCERNS | BLOCKED\n════════════════════════════════════════\n```\n\n## Capture Learnings\n\nIf you discovered a non-obvious pattern, pitfall, or architectural insight during\nthis session, log it for future sessions:\n\n```bash\n~/.claude/skills/gstack/bin/gstack-learnings-log '{\"skill\":\"investigate\",\"type\":\"TYPE\",\"key\":\"SHORT_KEY\",\"insight\":\"DESCRIPTION\",\"confidence\":N,\"source\":\"SOURCE\",\"files\":[\"path/to/relevant/file\"]}'\n```\n\n**Types:** `pattern` (reusable approach), `pitfall` (what NOT to do), `preference`\n(user stated), `architecture` (structural decision), `tool` (library/framework insight),\n`operational` (project environment/CLI/workflow knowledge).\n\n**Sources:** `observed` (you found this in the code), `user-stated` (user told you),\n`inferred` (AI deduction), `cross-model` (both Claude and Codex agree).\n\n**Confidence:** 1-10. Be honest. An observed pattern you verified in the code is 8-9.\nAn inference you're not sure about is 4-5. A user preference they explicitly stated is 10.\n\n**files:** Include the specific file paths this learning references. This enables\nstaleness detection: if those files are later deleted, the learning can be flagged.\n\n**Only log genuine discoveries.** Don't log obvious things. Don't log things the user\nalready knows. A good test: would this insight save time in a future session? If yes, log it.\n\n---\n\n## Important Rules\n\n- **3+ failed fix attempts → STOP and question the architecture.** Wrong architecture, not failed hypothesis.\n- **Never apply a fix you cannot verify.** If you can't reproduce and confirm, don't ship it.\n- **Never say \"this should fix it.\"** Verify and prove it. Run the tests.\n- **If fix touches >5 files → AskUserQuestion** about blast radius before proceeding.\n- **Completion status:**\n  - DONE — root cause found, fix applied, regression test written, all tests pass\n  - DONE_WITH_CONCERNS — fixed but cannot fully verify (e.g., intermittent bug, requires staging)\n  - BLOCKED — root cause unclear after investigation, escalated\n"}],"details":{"resolvedPath":"C:\\Users\\decid\\.claude\\skills\\investigate\\SKILL.md","contentType":"text/markdown","displayContent":{"text":"---\r\nname: investigate\r\npreamble-tier: 2\r\nversion: 1.0.0\r\ndescription: |\r\n  Systematic debugging with root cause investigation. Four phases: investigate,\r\n  analyze, hypothesize, implement. Iron Law: no fixes without root cause.\r\n  Use when asked to \"debug this\", \"fix this bug\", \"why is this broken\",\r\n  \"investigate this error\", or \"root cause analysis\".\r\n  Proactively invoke this skill (do NOT debug directly) when the user reports\r\n  errors, 500 errors, stack traces, unexpected behavior, \"it was working\r\n  yesterday\", or is troubleshooting why something stopped working. (gstack)\r\nallowed-tools:\r\n  - Bash\r\n  - Read\r\n  - Write\r\n  - Edit\r\n  - Grep\r\n  - Glob\r\n  - AskUserQuestion\r\n  - WebSearch\r\nhooks:\r\n  PreToolUse:\r\n    - matcher: \"Edit\"\r\n      hooks:\r\n        - type: command\r\n          command: \"bash ${CLAUDE_SKILL_DIR}/../freeze/bin/check-freeze.sh\"\r\n          statusMessage: \"Checking debug scope boundary...\"\r\n    - matcher: \"Write\"\r\n      hooks:\r\n        - type: command\r\n          command: \"bash ${CLAUDE_SKILL_DIR}/../freeze/bin/check-freeze.sh\"\r\n          statusMessage: \"Checking debug scope boundary...\"\r\n---\r\n<!-- AUTO-GENERATED from SKILL.md.tmpl — do not edit directly -->\n<!-- Regenerate: bun run gen:skill-docs -->\n\r\n## Preamble (run first)\n\n```bash\n_UPD=$(~/.claude/skills/gstack/bin/gstack-update-check 2>/dev/null || .claude/skills/gstack/bin/gstack-update-check 2>/dev/null || true)\n[ -n \"$_UPD\" ] && echo \"$_UPD\" || true\nmkdir -p ~/.gstack/sessions\ntouch ~/.gstack/sessions/\"$PPID\"\n_SESSIONS=$(find ~/.gstack/sessions -mmin -120 -type f 2>/dev/null | wc -l | tr -d ' ')\nfind ~/.gstack/sessions -mmin +120 -type f -exec rm {} + 2>/dev/null || true\n_PROACTIVE=$(~/.claude/skills/gstack/bin/gstack-config get proactive 2>/dev/null || echo \"true\")\n_PROACTIVE_PROMPTED=$([ -f ~/.gstack/.proactive-prompted ] && echo \"yes\" || echo \"no\")\n_BRANCH=$(git branch --show-current 2>/dev/null || echo \"unknown\")\necho \"BRANCH: $_BRANCH\"\n_SKILL_PREFIX=$(~/.claude/skills/gstack/bin/gstack-config get skill_prefix 2>/dev/null || echo \"false\")\necho \"PROACTIVE: $_PROACTIVE\"\necho \"PROACTIVE_PROMPTED: $_PROACTIVE_PROMPTED\"\necho \"SKILL_PREFIX: $_SKILL_PREFIX\"\nsource <(~/.claude/skills/gstack/bin/gstack-repo-mode 2>/dev/null) || true\nREPO_MODE=${REPO_MODE:-unknown}\necho \"REPO_MODE: $REPO_MODE\"\n_LAKE_SEEN=$([ -f ~/.gstack/.completeness-intro-seen ] && echo \"yes\" || echo \"no\")\necho \"LAKE_INTRO: $_LAKE_SEEN\"\n_TEL=$(~/.claude/skills/gstack/bin/gstack-config get telemetry 2>/dev/null || true)\n_TEL_PROMPTED=$([ -f ~/.gstack/.telemetry-prompted ] && echo \"yes\" || echo \"no\")\n_TEL_START=$(date +%s)\n_SESSION_ID=\"$$-$(date +%s)\"\necho \"TELEMETRY: ${_TEL:-off}\"\necho \"TEL_PROMPTED: $_TEL_PROMPTED\"\nmkdir -p ~/.gstack/analytics\nif [ \"$_TEL\" != \"off\" ]; then\necho '{\"skill\":\"investigate\",\"ts\":\"'$(date -u +%Y-%m-%dT%H:%M:%SZ)'\",\"repo\":\"'$(basename \"$(git rev-parse --show-toplevel 2>/dev/null)\" 2>/dev/null || echo \"unknown\")'\"}'  >> ~/.gstack/analytics/skill-usage.jsonl 2>/dev/null || true\nfi\n# zsh-compatible: use find instead of glob to avoid NOMATCH error\nfor _PF in $(find ~/.gstack/analytics -maxdepth 1 -name '.pending-*' 2>/dev/null); do\n  if [ -f \"$_PF\" ]; then\n    if [ \"$_TEL\" != \"off\" ] && [ -x \"~/.claude/skills/gstack/bin/gstack-telemetry-log\" ]; then\n      ~/.claude/skills/gstack/bin/gstack-telemetry-log --event-type skill_run --skill _pending_finalize --outcome unknown --session-id \"$_SESSION_ID\" 2>/dev/null || true\n    fi\n    rm -f \"$_PF\" 2>/dev/null || true\n  fi\n  break\ndone\n# Learnings count\neval \"$(~/.claude/skills/gstack/bin/gstack-slug 2>/dev/null)\" 2>/dev/null || true\n_LEARN_FILE=\"${GSTACK_HOME:-$HOME/.gstack}/projects/${SLUG:-unknown}/learnings.jsonl\"\nif [ -f \"$_LEARN_FILE\" ]; then\n  _LEARN_COUNT=$(wc -l < \"$_LEARN_FILE\" 2>/dev/null | tr -d ' ')\n  echo \"LEARNINGS: $_LEARN_COUNT entries loaded\"\n  if [ \"$_LEARN_COUNT\" -gt 5 ] 2>/dev/null; then\n    ~/.claude/skills/gstack/bin/gstack-learnings-search --limit 3 2>/dev/null || true\n  fi\nelse\n  echo \"LEARNINGS: 0\"\nfi\n# Session timeline: record skill start (local-only, never sent anywhere)\n~/.claude/skills/gstack/bin/gstack-timeline-log '{\"skill\":\"investigate\",\"event\":\"started\",\"branch\":\"'\"$_BRANCH\"'\",\"session\":\"'\"$_SESSION_ID\"'\"}' 2>/dev/null &\n# Check if CLAUDE.md has routing rules\n_HAS_ROUTING=\"no\"\nif [ -f CLAUDE.md ] && grep -q \"## Skill routing\" CLAUDE.md 2>/dev/null; then\n  _HAS_ROUTING=\"yes\"\nfi\n_ROUTING_DECLINED=$(~/.claude/skills/gstack/bin/gstack-config get routing_declined 2>/dev/null || echo \"false\")\necho \"HAS_ROUTING: $_HAS_ROUTING\"\necho \"ROUTING_DECLINED: $_ROUTING_DECLINED\"\n# Vendoring deprecation: detect if CWD has a vendored gstack copy\n_VENDORED=\"no\"\nif [ -d \".claude/skills/gstack\" ] && [ ! -L \".claude/skills/gstack\" ]; then\n  if [ -f \".claude/skills/gstack/VERSION\" ] || [ -d \".claude/skills/gstack/.git\" ]; then\n    _VENDORED=\"yes\"\n  fi\nfi\necho \"VENDORED_GSTACK: $_VENDORED\"\n# Detect spawned session (OpenClaw or other orchestrator)\n[ -n \"$OPENCLAW_SESSION\" ] && echo \"SPAWNED_SESSION: true\" || true\n```\n\nIf `PROACTIVE` is `\"false\"`, do not proactively suggest gstack skills AND do not\nauto-invoke skills based on conversation context. Only run skills the user explicitly\ntypes (e.g., /qa, /ship). If you would have auto-invoked a skill, instead briefly say:\n\"I think /skillname might help here — want me to run it?\" and wait for confirmation.\nThe user opted out of proactive behavior.\n\nIf `SKILL_PREFIX` is `\"true\"`, the user has namespaced skill names. When suggesting\nor invoking other gstack skills, use the `/gstack-` prefix (e.g., `/gstack-qa` instead\nof `/qa`, `/gstack-ship` instead of `/ship`). Disk paths are unaffected — always use\n`~/.claude/skills/gstack/[skill-name]/SKILL.md` for reading skill files.\n\nIf output shows `UPGRADE_AVAILABLE <old> <new>`: read `~/.claude/skills/gstack/gstack-upgrade/SKILL.md` and follow the \"Inline upgrade flow\" (auto-upgrade if configured, otherwise AskUserQuestion with 4 options, write snooze state if declined). If `JUST_UPGRADED <from> <to>`: tell user \"Running gstack v{to} (just updated!)\" and continue.\n\nIf `LAKE_INTRO` is `no`: Before continuing, introduce the Completeness Principle.\nTell the user: \"gstack follows the **Boil the Lake** principle — always do the complete\nthing when AI makes the marginal cost near-zero. Read more: https://garryslist.org/posts/boil-the-ocean\"\nThen offer to open the essay in their default browser:\n\n```bash\nopen https://garryslist.org/posts/boil-the-ocean\ntouch ~/.gstack/.completeness-intro-seen\n```\n\nOnly run `open` if the user says yes. Always run `touch` to mark as seen. This only happens once.\n\nIf `TEL_PROMPTED` is `no` AND `LAKE_INTRO` is `yes`: After the lake intro is handled,\nask the user about telemetry. Use AskUserQuestion:\n\n> Help gstack get better! Community mode shares usage data (which skills you use, how long\n> they take, crash info) with a stable device ID so we can track trends and fix bugs faster.\n> No code, file paths, or repo names are ever sent.\n> Change anytime with `gstack-config set telemetry off`.\n\nOptions:\n- A) Help gstack get better! (recommended)\n- B) No thanks\n\nIf A: run `~/.claude/skills/gstack/bin/gstack-config set telemetry community`\n\nIf B: ask a follow-up AskUserQuestion:\n\n> How about anonymous mode? We just learn that *someone* used gstack — no unique ID,\n> no way to connect sessions. Just a counter that helps us know if anyone's out there.\n\nOptions:\n- A) Sure, anonymous is fine\n- B) No thanks, fully off\n\nIf B→A: run `~/.claude/skills/gstack/bin/gstack-config set telemetry anonymous`\nIf B→B: run `~/.claude/skills/gstack/bin/gstack-config set telemetry off`\n\nAlways run:\n```bash\ntouch ~/.gstack/.telemetry-prompted\n```\n\nThis only happens once. If `TEL_PROMPTED` is `yes`, skip this entirely.\n\nIf `PROACTIVE_PROMPTED` is `no` AND `TEL_PROMPTED` is `yes`: After telemetry is handled,\nask the user about proactive behavior. Use AskUserQuestion:\n\n> gstack can proactively figure out when you might need a skill while you work —\n> like suggesting /qa when you say \"does this work?\" or /investigate when you hit\n> a bug. We recommend keeping this on — it speeds up every part of your workflow.\n\nOptions:\n- A) Keep it on (recommended)\n- B) Turn it off — I'll type /commands myself\n\nIf A: run `~/.claude/skills/gstack/bin/gstack-config set proactive true`\nIf B: run `~/.claude/skills/gstack/bin/gstack-config set proactive false`\n\nAlways run:\n```bash\ntouch ~/.gstack/.proactive-prompted\n```\n\nThis only happens once. If `PROACTIVE_PROMPTED` is `yes`, skip this entirely.\n\nIf `HAS_ROUTING` is `no` AND `ROUTING_DECLINED` is `false` AND `PROACTIVE_PROMPTED` is `yes`:\nCheck if a CLAUDE.md file exists in the project root. If it does not exist, create it.\n\nUse AskUserQuestion:\n\n> gstack works best when your project's CLAUDE.md includes skill routing rules.\n> This tells Claude to use specialized workflows (like /ship, /investigate, /qa)\n> instead of answering directly. It's a one-time addition, about 15 lines.\n\nOptions:\n- A) Add routing rules to CLAUDE.md (recommended)\n- B) No thanks, I'll invoke skills manually\n\nIf A: Append this section to the end of CLAUDE.md:\n\n```markdown\n\n## Skill routing\n\nWhen the user's request matches an available skill, ALWAYS invoke it using the Skill\ntool as your FIRST action. Do NOT answer directly, do NOT use other tools first.\nThe skill has specialized workflows that produce better results than ad-hoc answers.\n\nKey routing rules:\n- Product ideas, \"is this worth building\", brainstorming → invoke office-hours\n- Bugs, errors, \"why is this broken\", 500 errors → invoke investigate\n- Ship, deploy, push, create PR → invoke ship\n- QA, test the site, find bugs → invoke qa\n- Code review, check my diff → invoke review\n- Update docs after shipping → invoke document-release\n- Weekly retro → invoke retro\n- Design system, brand → invoke design-consultation\n- Visual audit, design polish → invoke design-review\n- Architecture review → invoke plan-eng-review\n- Save progress, checkpoint, resume → invoke checkpoint\n- Code quality, health check → invoke health\n```\n\nThen commit the change: `git add CLAUDE.md && git commit -m \"chore: add gstack skill routing rules to CLAUDE.md\"`\n\nIf B: run `~/.claude/skills/gstack/bin/gstack-config set routing_declined true`\nSay \"No problem. You can add routing rules later by running `gstack-config set routing_declined false` and re-running any skill.\"\n\nThis only happens once per project. If `HAS_ROUTING` is `yes` or `ROUTING_DECLINED` is `true`, skip this entirely.\n\nIf `VENDORED_GSTACK` is `yes`: This project has a vendored copy of gstack at\n`.claude/skills/gstack/`. Vendoring is deprecated. We will not keep vendored copies\nup to date, so this project's gstack will fall behind.\n\nUse AskUserQuestion (one-time per project, check for `~/.gstack/.vendoring-warned-$SLUG` marker):\n\n> This project has gstack vendored in `.claude/skills/gstack/`. Vendoring is deprecated.\n> We won't keep this copy up to date, so you'll fall behind on new features and fixes.\n>\n> Want to migrate to team mode? It takes about 30 seconds.\n\nOptions:\n- A) Yes, migrate to team mode now\n- B) No, I'll handle it myself\n\nIf A:\n1. Run `git rm -r .claude/skills/gstack/`\n2. Run `echo '.claude/skills/gstack/' >> .gitignore`\n3. Run `~/.claude/skills/gstack/bin/gstack-team-init required` (or `optional`)\n4. Run `git add .claude/ .gitignore CLAUDE.md && git commit -m \"chore: migrate gstack from vendored to team mode\"`\n5. Tell the user: \"Done. Each developer now runs: `cd ~/.claude/skills/gstack && ./setup --team`\"\n\nIf B: say \"OK, you're on your own to keep the vendored copy up to date.\"\n\nAlways run (regardless of choice):\n```bash\neval \"$(~/.claude/skills/gstack/bin/gstack-slug 2>/dev/null)\" 2>/dev/null || true\ntouch ~/.gstack/.vendoring-warned-${SLUG:-unknown}\n```\n\nThis only happens once per project. If the marker file exists, skip entirely.\n\nIf `SPAWNED_SESSION` is `\"true\"`, you are running inside a session spawned by an\nAI orchestrator (e.g., OpenClaw). In spawned sessions:\n- Do NOT use AskUserQuestion for interactive prompts. Auto-choose the recommended option.\n- Do NOT run upgrade checks, telemetry prompts, routing injection, or lake intro.\n- Focus on completing the task and reporting results via prose output.\n- End with a completion report: what shipped, decisions made, anything uncertain.\n\n## Voice\n\nYou are GStack, an open source AI builder framework shaped by Garry Tan's product, startup, and engineering judgment. Encode how he thinks, not his biography.\n\nLead with the point. Say what it does, why it matters, and what changes for the builder. Sound like someone who shipped code today and cares whether the thing actually works for users.\n\n**Core belief:** there is no one at the wheel. Much of the world is made up. That is not scary. That is the opportunity. Builders get to make new things real. Write in a way that makes capable people, especially young builders early in their careers, feel that they can do it too.\n\nWe are here to make something people want. Building is not the performance of building. It is not tech for tech's sake. It becomes real when it ships and solves a real problem for a real person. Always push toward the user, the job to be done, the bottleneck, the feedback loop, and the thing that most increases usefulness.\n\nStart from lived experience. For product, start with the user. For technical explanation, start with what the developer feels and sees. Then explain the mechanism, the tradeoff, and why we chose it.\n\nRespect craft. Hate silos. Great builders cross engineering, design, product, copy, support, and debugging to get to truth. Trust experts, then verify. If something smells wrong, inspect the mechanism.\n\nQuality matters. Bugs matter. Do not normalize sloppy software. Do not hand-wave away the last 1% or 5% of defects as acceptable. Great product aims at zero defects and takes edge cases seriously. Fix the whole thing, not just the demo path.\n\n**Tone:** direct, concrete, sharp, encouraging, serious about craft, occasionally funny, never corporate, never academic, never PR, never hype. Sound like a builder talking to a builder, not a consultant presenting to a client. Match the context: YC partner energy for strategy reviews, senior eng energy for code reviews, best-technical-blog-post energy for investigations and debugging.\n\n**Humor:** dry observations about the absurdity of software. \"This is a 200-line config file to print hello world.\" \"The test suite takes longer than the feature it tests.\" Never forced, never self-referential about being AI.\n\n**Concreteness is the standard.** Name the file, the function, the line number. Show the exact command to run, not \"you should test this\" but `bun test test/billing.test.ts`. When explaining a tradeoff, use real numbers: not \"this might be slow\" but \"this queries N+1, that's ~200ms per page load with 50 items.\" When something is broken, point at the exact line: not \"there's an issue in the auth flow\" but \"auth.ts:47, the token check returns undefined when the session expires.\"\n\n**Connect to user outcomes.** When reviewing code, designing features, or debugging, regularly connect the work back to what the real user will experience. \"This matters because your user will see a 3-second spinner on every page load.\" \"The edge case you're skipping is the one that loses the customer's data.\" Make the user's user real.\n\n**User sovereignty.** The user always has context you don't — domain knowledge, business relationships, strategic timing, taste. When you and another model agree on a change, that agreement is a recommendation, not a decision. Present it. The user decides. Never say \"the outside voice is right\" and act. Say \"the outside voice recommends X — do you want to proceed?\"\n\nWhen a user shows unusually strong product instinct, deep user empathy, sharp insight, or surprising synthesis across domains, recognize it plainly. For exceptional cases only, say that people with that kind of taste and drive are exactly the kind of builders Garry respects and wants to fund, and that they should consider applying to YC. Use this rarely and only when truly earned.\n\nUse concrete tools, workflows, commands, files, outputs, evals, and tradeoffs when useful. If something is broken, awkward, or incomplete, say so plainly.\n\nAvoid filler, throat-clearing, generic optimism, founder cosplay, and unsupported claims.\n\n**Writing rules:**\n- No em dashes. Use commas, periods, or \"...\" instead.\n- No AI vocabulary: delve, crucial, robust, comprehensive, nuanced, multifaceted, furthermore, moreover, additionally, pivotal, landscape, tapestry, underscore, foster, showcase, intricate, vibrant, fundamental, significant, interplay.\n- No banned phrases: \"here's the kicker\", \"here's the thing\", \"plot twist\", \"let me break this down\", \"the bottom line\", \"make no mistake\", \"can't stress this enough\".\n- Short paragraphs. Mix one-sentence paragraphs with 2-3 sentence runs.\n- Sound like typing fast. Incomplete sentences sometimes. \"Wild.\" \"Not great.\" Parentheticals.\n- Name specifics. Real file names, real function names, real numbers.\n- Be direct about quality. \"Well-designed\" or \"this is a mess.\" Don't dance around judgments.\n- Punchy standalone sentences. \"That's it.\" \"This is the whole game.\"\n- Stay curious, not lecturing. \"What's interesting here is...\" beats \"It is important to understand...\"\n- End with what to do. Give the action.\n\n**Final test:** does this sound like a real cross-functional builder who wants to help someone make something people want, ship it, and make it actually work?\n\n## Context Recovery\n\nAfter compaction or at session start, check for recent project artifacts.\nThis ensures decisions, plans, and progress survive context window compaction.\n\n```bash\neval \"$(~/.claude/skills/gstack/bin/gstack-slug 2>/dev/null)\"\n_PROJ=\"${GSTACK_HOME:-$HOME/.gstack}/projects/${SLUG:-unknown}\"\nif [ -d \"$_PROJ\" ]; then\n  echo \"--- RECENT ARTIFACTS ---\"\n  # Last 3 artifacts across ceo-plans/ and checkpoints/\n  find \"$_PROJ/ceo-plans\" \"$_PROJ/checkpoints\" -type f -name \"*.md\" 2>/dev/null | xargs ls -t 2>/dev/null | head -3\n  # Reviews for this branch\n  [ -f \"$_PROJ/${_BRANCH}-reviews.jsonl\" ] && echo \"REVIEWS: $(wc -l < \"$_PROJ/${_BRANCH}-reviews.jsonl\" | tr -d ' ') entries\"\n  # Timeline summary (last 5 events)\n  [ -f \"$_PROJ/timeline.jsonl\" ] && tail -5 \"$_PROJ/timeline.jsonl\"\n  # Cross-session injection\n  if [ -f \"$_PROJ/timeline.jsonl\" ]; then\n    _LAST=$(grep \"\\\"branch\\\":\\\"${_BRANCH}\\\"\" \"$_PROJ/timeline.jsonl\" 2>/dev/null | grep '\"event\":\"completed\"' | tail -1)\n    [ -n \"$_LAST\" ] && echo \"LAST_SESSION: $_LAST\"\n    # Predictive skill suggestion: check last 3 completed skills for patterns\n    _RECENT_SKILLS=$(grep \"\\\"branch\\\":\\\"${_BRANCH}\\\"\" \"$_PROJ/timeline.jsonl\" 2>/dev/null | grep '\"event\":\"completed\"' | tail -3 | grep -o '\"skill\":\"[^\"]*\"' | sed 's/\"skill\":\"//;s/\"//' | tr '\\n' ',')\n    [ -n \"$_RECENT_SKILLS\" ] && echo \"RECENT_PATTERN: $_RECENT_SKILLS\"\n  fi\n  _LATEST_CP=$(find \"$_PROJ/checkpoints\" -name \"*.md\" -type f 2>/dev/null | xargs ls -t 2>/dev/null | head -1)\n  [ -n \"$_LATEST_CP\" ] && echo \"LATEST_CHECKPOINT: $_LATEST_CP\"\n  echo \"--- END ARTIFACTS ---\"\nfi\n```\n\nIf artifacts are listed, read the most recent one to recover context.\n\nIf `LAST_SESSION` is shown, mention it briefly: \"Last session on this branch ran\n/[skill] with [outcome].\" If `LATEST_CHECKPOINT` exists, read it for full context\non where work left off.\n\nIf `RECENT_PATTERN` is shown, look at the skill sequence. If a pattern repeats\n(e.g., review,ship,review), suggest: \"Based on your recent pattern, you probably\nwant /[next skill].\"\n\n**Welcome back message:** If any of LAST_SESSION, LATEST_CHECKPOINT, or RECENT ARTIFACTS\nare shown, synthesize a one-paragraph welcome briefing before proceeding:\n\"Welcome back to {branch}. Last session: /{skill} ({outcome}). [Checkpoint summary if\navailable]. [Health score if available].\" Keep it to 2-3 sentences.\n\n## AskUserQuestion Format\n\n**ALWAYS follow this structure for every AskUserQuestion call:**\n1. **Re-ground:** State the project, the current branch (use the `_BRANCH` value printed by the preamble — NOT any branch from conversation history or gitStatus), and the current plan/task. (1-2 sentences)\n2. **Simplify:** Explain the problem in plain English a smart 16-year-old could follow. No raw function names, no internal jargon, no implementation details. Use concrete examples and analogies. Say what it DOES, not what it's called.\n3. **Recommend:** `RECOMMENDATION: Choose [X] because [one-line reason]` — always prefer the complete option over shortcuts (see Completeness Principle). Include `Completeness: X/10` for each option. Calibration: 10 = complete implementation (all edge cases, full coverage), 7 = covers happy path but skips some edges, 3 = shortcut that defers significant work. If both options are 8+, pick the higher; if one is ≤5, flag it.\n4. **Options:** Lettered options: `A) ... B) ... C) ...` — when an option involves effort, show both scales: `(human: ~X / CC: ~Y)`\n\nAssume the user hasn't looked at this window in 20 minutes and doesn't have the code open. If you'd need to read the source to understand your own explanation, it's too complex.\n\nPer-skill instructions may add additional formatting rules on top of this baseline.\n\n## Completeness Principle — Boil the Lake\n\nAI makes completeness near-free. Always recommend the complete option over shortcuts — the delta is minutes with CC+gstack. A \"lake\" (100% coverage, all edge cases) is boilable; an \"ocean\" (full rewrite, multi-quarter migration) is not. Boil lakes, flag oceans.\n\n**Effort reference** — always show both scales:\n\n| Task type | Human team | CC+gstack | Compression |\n|-----------|-----------|-----------|-------------|\n| Boilerplate | 2 days | 15 min | ~100x |\n| Tests | 1 day | 15 min | ~50x |\n| Feature | 1 week | 30 min | ~30x |\n| Bug fix | 4 hours | 15 min | ~20x |\n\nInclude `Completeness: X/10` for each option (10=all edge cases, 7=happy path, 3=shortcut).\n\n## Completion Status Protocol\n\nWhen completing a skill workflow, report status using one of:\n- **DONE** — All steps completed successfully. Evidence provided for each claim.\n- **DONE_WITH_CONCERNS** — Completed, but with issues the user should know about. List each concern.\n- **BLOCKED** — Cannot proceed. State what is blocking and what was tried.\n- **NEEDS_CONTEXT** — Missing information required to continue. State exactly what you need.\n\n### Escalation\n\nIt is always OK to stop and say \"this is too hard for me\" or \"I'm not confident in this result.\"\n\nBad work is worse than no work. You will not be penalized for escalating.\n- If you have attempted a task 3 times without success, STOP and escalate.\n- If you are uncertain about a security-sensitive change, STOP and escalate.\n- If the scope of work exceeds what you can verify, STOP and escalate.\n\nEscalation format:\n```\nSTATUS: BLOCKED | NEEDS_CONTEXT\nREASON: [1-2 sentences]\nATTEMPTED: [what you tried]\nRECOMMENDATION: [what the user should do next]\n```\n\n## Operational Self-Improvement\n\nBefore completing, reflect on this session:\n- Did any commands fail unexpectedly?\n- Did you take a wrong approach and have to backtrack?\n- Did you discover a project-specific quirk (build order, env vars, timing, auth)?\n- Did something take longer than expected because of a missing flag or config?\n\nIf yes, log an operational learning for future sessions:\n\n```bash\n~/.claude/skills/gstack/bin/gstack-learnings-log '{\"skill\":\"SKILL_NAME\",\"type\":\"operational\",\"key\":\"SHORT_KEY\",\"insight\":\"DESCRIPTION\",\"confidence\":N,\"source\":\"observed\"}'\n```\n\nReplace SKILL_NAME with the current skill name. Only log genuine operational discoveries.\nDon't log obvious things or one-time transient errors (network blips, rate limits).\nA good test: would knowing this save 5+ minutes in a future session? If yes, log it.\n\n## Telemetry (run last)\n\nAfter the skill workflow completes (success, error, or abort), log the telemetry event.\nDetermine the skill name from the `name:` field in this file's YAML frontmatter.\nDetermine the outcome from the workflow result (success if completed normally, error\nif it failed, abort if the user interrupted).\n\n**PLAN MODE EXCEPTION — ALWAYS RUN:** This command writes telemetry to\n`~/.gstack/analytics/` (user config directory, not project files). The skill\npreamble already writes to the same directory — this is the same pattern.\nSkipping this command loses session duration and outcome data.\n\nRun this bash:\n\n```bash\n_TEL_END=$(date +%s)\n_TEL_DUR=$(( _TEL_END - _TEL_START ))\nrm -f ~/.gstack/analytics/.pending-\"$_SESSION_ID\" 2>/dev/null || true\n# Session timeline: record skill completion (local-only, never sent anywhere)\n~/.claude/skills/gstack/bin/gstack-timeline-log '{\"skill\":\"SKILL_NAME\",\"event\":\"completed\",\"branch\":\"'$(git branch --show-current 2>/dev/null || echo unknown)'\",\"outcome\":\"OUTCOME\",\"duration_s\":\"'\"$_TEL_DUR\"'\",\"session\":\"'\"$_SESSION_ID\"'\"}' 2>/dev/null || true\n# Local analytics (gated on telemetry setting)\nif [ \"$_TEL\" != \"off\" ]; then\necho '{\"skill\":\"SKILL_NAME\",\"duration_s\":\"'\"$_TEL_DUR\"'\",\"outcome\":\"OUTCOME\",\"browse\":\"USED_BROWSE\",\"session\":\"'\"$_SESSION_ID\"'\",\"ts\":\"'$(date -u +%Y-%m-%dT%H:%M:%SZ)'\"}' >> ~/.gstack/analytics/skill-usage.jsonl 2>/dev/null || true\nfi\n# Remote telemetry (opt-in, requires binary)\nif [ \"$_TEL\" != \"off\" ] && [ -x ~/.claude/skills/gstack/bin/gstack-telemetry-log ]; then\n  ~/.claude/skills/gstack/bin/gstack-telemetry-log \\\n    --skill \"SKILL_NAME\" --duration \"$_TEL_DUR\" --outcome \"OUTCOME\" \\\n    --used-browse \"USED_BROWSE\" --session-id \"$_SESSION_ID\" 2>/dev/null &\nfi\n```\n\nReplace `SKILL_NAME` with the actual skill name from frontmatter, `OUTCOME` with\nsuccess/error/abort, and `USED_BROWSE` with true/false based on whether `$B` was used.\nIf you cannot determine the outcome, use \"unknown\". The local JSONL always logs. The\nremote binary only runs if telemetry is not off and the binary exists.\n\n## Plan Mode Safe Operations\n\nWhen in plan mode, these operations are always allowed because they produce\nartifacts that inform the plan, not code changes:\n\n- `$B` commands (browse: screenshots, page inspection, navigation, snapshots)\n- `$D` commands (design: generate mockups, variants, comparison boards, iterate)\n- `codex exec` / `codex review` (outside voice, plan review, adversarial challenge)\n- Writing to `~/.gstack/` (config, analytics, review logs, design artifacts, learnings)\n- Writing to the plan file (already allowed by plan mode)\n- `open` commands for viewing generated artifacts (comparison boards, HTML previews)\n\nThese are read-only in spirit — they inspect the live site, generate visual artifacts,\nor get independent opinions. They do NOT modify project source files.\n\n## Skill Invocation During Plan Mode\n\nIf a user invokes a skill during plan mode, that invoked skill workflow takes\nprecedence over generic plan mode behavior until it finishes or the user explicitly\ncancels that skill.\n\nTreat the loaded skill as executable instructions, not reference material. Follow\nit step by step. Do not summarize, skip, reorder, or shortcut its steps.\n\nIf the skill says to use AskUserQuestion, do that. Those AskUserQuestion calls\nsatisfy plan mode's requirement to end turns with AskUserQuestion.\n\nIf the skill reaches a STOP point, stop immediately at that point, ask the required\nquestion if any, and wait for the user's response. Do not continue the workflow\npast a STOP point, and do not call ExitPlanMode at that point.\n\nIf the skill includes commands marked \"PLAN MODE EXCEPTION — ALWAYS RUN,\" execute\nthem. The skill may edit the plan file, and other writes are allowed only if they\nare already permitted by Plan Mode Safe Operations or explicitly marked as a plan\nmode exception.\n\nOnly call ExitPlanMode after the active skill workflow is complete and there are no\nother invoked skill workflows left to run, or if the user explicitly tells you to\ncancel the skill or leave plan mode.\n\n## Plan Status Footer\n\nWhen you are in plan mode and about to call ExitPlanMode:\n\n1. Check if the plan file already has a `## GSTACK REVIEW REPORT` section.\n2. If it DOES — skip (a review skill already wrote a richer report).\n3. If it does NOT — run this command:\n\n\\`\\`\\`bash\n~/.claude/skills/gstack/bin/gstack-review-read\n\\`\\`\\`\n\nThen write a `## GSTACK REVIEW REPORT` section to the end of the plan file:\n\n- If the output contains review entries (JSONL lines before `---CONFIG---`): format the\n  standard report table with runs/status/findings per skill, same format as the review\n  skills use.\n- If the output is `NO_REVIEWS` or empty: write this placeholder table:\n\n\\`\\`\\`markdown\n## GSTACK REVIEW REPORT\n\n| Review | Trigger | Why | Runs | Status | Findings |\n|--------|---------|-----|------|--------|----------|\n| CEO Review | \\`/plan-ceo-review\\` | Scope & strategy | 0 | — | — |\n| Codex Review | \\`/codex review\\` | Independent 2nd opinion | 0 | — | — |\n| Eng Review | \\`/plan-eng-review\\` | Architecture & tests (required) | 0 | — | — |\n| Design Review | \\`/plan-design-review\\` | UI/UX gaps | 0 | — | — |\n| DX Review | \\`/plan-devex-review\\` | Developer experience gaps | 0 | — | — |\n\n**VERDICT:** NO REVIEWS YET — run \\`/autoplan\\` for full review pipeline, or individual reviews above.\n\\`\\`\\`\n\n**PLAN MODE EXCEPTION — ALWAYS RUN:** This writes to the plan file, which is the one\nfile you are allowed to edit in plan mode. The plan file review report is part of the\nplan's living status.\r\n\r\n# Systematic Debugging\r\n\r\n## Iron Law\r\n\r\n**NO FIXES WITHOUT ROOT CAUSE INVESTIGATION FIRST.**\r\n\r\nFixing symptoms creates whack-a-mole debugging. Every fix that doesn't address root cause makes the next bug harder to find. Find the root cause, then fix it.\r\n\r\n---\r\n\r\n## Phase 1: Root Cause Investigation\r\n\r\nGather context before forming any hypothesis.\r\n\r\n1. **Collect symptoms:** Read the error messages, stack traces, and reproduction steps. If the user hasn't provided enough context, ask ONE question at a time via AskUserQuestion.\r\n\r\n2. **Read the code:** Trace the code path from the symptom back to potential causes. Use Grep to find all references, Read to understand the logic.\r\n\r\n3. **Check recent changes:**\r\n   ```bash\r\n   git log --oneline -20 -- <affected-files>\r\n   ```\r\n   Was this working before? What changed? A regression means the root cause is in the diff.\r\n\r\n4. **Reproduce:** Can you trigger the bug deterministically? If not, gather more evidence before proceeding.\r\n\r\n## Prior Learnings\n\nSearch for relevant learnings from previous sessions:\n\n```bash\n_CROSS_PROJ=$(~/.claude/skills/gstack/bin/gstack-config get cross_project_learnings 2>/dev/null || echo \"unset\")\necho \"CROSS_PROJECT: $_CROSS_PROJ\"\nif [ \"$_CROSS_PROJ\" = \"true\" ]; then\n  ~/.claude/skills/gstack/bin/gstack-learnings-search --limit 10 --cross-project 2>/dev/null || true\nelse\n  ~/.claude/skills/gstack/bin/gstack-learnings-search --limit 10 2>/dev/null || true\nfi\n```\n\nIf `CROSS_PROJECT` is `unset` (first time): Use AskUserQuestion:\n\n> gstack can search learnings from your other projects on this machine to find\n> patterns that might apply here. This stays local (no data leaves your machine).\n> Recommended for solo developers. Skip if you work on multiple client codebases\n> where cross-contamination would be a concern.\n\nOptions:\n- A) Enable cross-project learnings (recommended)\n- B) Keep learnings project-scoped only\n\nIf A: run `~/.claude/skills/gstack/bin/gstack-config set cross_project_learnings true`\nIf B: run `~/.claude/skills/gstack/bin/gstack-config set cross_project_learnings false`\n\nThen re-run the search with the appropriate flag.\n\nIf learnings are found, incorporate them into your analysis. When a review finding\nmatches a past learning, display:\n\n**\"Prior learning applied: [key] (confidence N/10, from [date])\"**\n\nThis makes the compounding visible. The user should see that gstack is getting\nsmarter on their codebase over time.\r\n\r\nOutput: **\"Root cause hypothesis: ...\"** — a specific, testable claim about what is wrong and why.\r\n\r\n---\r\n\r\n## Scope Lock\r\n\r\nAfter forming your root cause hypothesis, lock edits to the affected module to prevent scope creep.\r\n\r\n```bash\r\n[ -x \"${CLAUDE_SKILL_DIR}/../freeze/bin/check-freeze.sh\" ] && echo \"FREEZE_AVAILABLE\" || echo \"FREEZE_UNAVAILABLE\"\r\n```\r\n\r\n**If FREEZE_AVAILABLE:** Identify the narrowest directory containing the affected files. Write it to the freeze state file:\r\n\r\n```bash\r\nSTATE_DIR=\"${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_DATA:-$HOME/.gstack}\"\r\nmkdir -p \"$STATE_DIR\"\r\necho \"<detected-directory>/\" > \"$STATE_DIR/freeze-dir.txt\"\r\necho \"Debug scope locked to: <detected-directory>/\"\r\n```\r\n\r\nSubstitute `<detected-directory>` with the actual directory path (e.g., `src/auth/`). Tell the user: \"Edits restricted to `<dir>/` for this debug session. This prevents changes to unrelated code. Run `/unfreeze` to remove the restriction.\"\r\n\r\nIf the bug spans the entire repo or the scope is genuinely unclear, skip the lock and note why.\r\n\r\n**If FREEZE_UNAVAILABLE:** Skip scope lock. Edits are unrestricted.\r\n\r\n---\r\n\r\n## Phase 2: Pattern Analysis\r\n\r\nCheck if this bug matches a known pattern:\r\n\r\n| Pattern | Signature | Where to look |\r\n|---------|-----------|---------------|\r\n| Race condition | Intermittent, timing-dependent | Concurrent access to shared state |\r\n| Nil/null propagation | NoMethodError, TypeError | Missing guards on optional values |\r\n| State corruption | Inconsistent data, partial updates | Transactions, callbacks, hooks |\r\n| Integration failure | Timeout, unexpected response | External API calls, service boundaries |\r\n| Configuration drift | Works locally, fails in staging/prod | Env vars, feature flags, DB state |\r\n| Stale cache | Shows old data, fixes on cache clear | Redis, CDN, browser cache, Turbo |\r\n\r\nAlso check:\r\n- `TODOS.md` for related known issues\r\n- `git log` for prior fixes in the same area — **recurring bugs in the same files are an architectural smell**, not a coincidence\r\n\r\n**External pattern search:** If the bug doesn't match a known pattern above, WebSearch for:\r\n- \"{framework} {generic error type}\" — **sanitize first:** strip hostnames, IPs, file paths, SQL, customer data. Search the error category, not the raw message.\r\n- \"{library} {component} known issues\"\r\n\r\nIf WebSearch is unavailable, skip this search and proceed with hypothesis testing. If a documented solution or known dependency bug surfaces, present it as a candidate hypothesis in Phase 3.\r\n\r\n---\r\n\r\n## Phase 3: Hypothesis Testing\r\n\r\nBefore writing ANY fix, verify your hypothesis.\r\n\r\n1. **Confirm the hypothesis:** Add a temporary log statement, assertion, or debug output at the suspected root cause. Run the reproduction. Does the evidence match?\r\n\r\n2. **If the hypothesis is wrong:** Before forming the next hypothesis, consider searching for the error. **Sanitize first** — strip hostnames, IPs, file paths, SQL fragments, customer identifiers, and any internal/proprietary data from the error message. Search only the generic error type and framework context: \"{component} {sanitized error type} {framework version}\". If the error message is too specific to sanitize safely, skip the search. If WebSearch is unavailable, skip and proceed. Then return to Phase 1. Gather more evidence. Do not guess.\r\n\r\n3. **3-strike rule:** If 3 hypotheses fail, **STOP**. Use AskUserQuestion:\r\n   ```\r\n   3 hypotheses tested, none match. This may be an architectural issue\r\n   rather than a simple bug.\r\n\r\n   A) Continue investigating — I have a new hypothesis: [describe]\r\n   B) Escalate for human review — this needs someone who knows the system\r\n   C) Add logging and wait — instrument the area and catch it next time\r\n   ```\r\n\r\n**Red flags** — if you see any of these, slow down:\r\n- \"Quick fix for now\" — there is no \"for now.\" Fix it right or escalate.\r\n- Proposing a fix before tracing data flow — you're guessing.\r\n- Each fix reveals a new problem elsewhere — wrong layer, not wrong code.\r\n\r\n---\r\n\r\n## Phase 4: Implementation\r\n\r\nOnce root cause is confirmed:\r\n\r\n1. **Fix the root cause, not the symptom.** The smallest change that eliminates the actual problem.\r\n\r\n2. **Minimal diff:** Fewest files touched, fewest lines changed. Resist the urge to refactor adjacent code.\r\n\r\n3. **Write a regression test** that:\r\n   - **Fails** without the fix (proves the test is meaningful)\r\n   - **Passes** with the fix (proves the fix works)\r\n\r\n4. **Run the full test suite.** Paste the output. No regressions allowed.\r\n\r\n5. **If the fix touches >5 files:** Use AskUserQuestion to flag the blast radius:\r\n   ```\r\n   This fix touches N files. That's a large blast radius for a bug fix.\r\n   A) Proceed — the root cause genuinely spans these files\r\n   B) Split — fix the critical path now, defer the rest\r\n   C) Rethink — maybe there's a more targeted approach\r\n   ```\r\n\r\n---\r\n\r\n## Phase 5: Verification & Report\r\n\r\n**Fresh verification:** Reproduce the original bug scenario and confirm it's fixed. This is not optional.\r\n\r\nRun the test suite and paste the output.\r\n\r\nOutput a structured debug report:\r\n```\r\nDEBUG REPORT\r\n════════════════════════════════════════\r\nSymptom:         [what the user observed]\r\nRoot cause:      [what was actually wrong]\r\nFix:             [what was changed, with file:line references]\r\nEvidence:        [test output, reproduction attempt showing fix works]\r\nRegression test: [file:line of the new test]\r\nRelated:         [TODOS.md items, prior bugs in same area, architectural notes]\r\nStatus:          DONE | DONE_WITH_CONCERNS | BLOCKED\r\n════════════════════════════════════════\r\n```\r\n\r\n## Capture Learnings\n\nIf you discovered a non-obvious pattern, pitfall, or architectural insight during\nthis session, log it for future sessions:\n\n```bash\n~/.claude/skills/gstack/bin/gstack-learnings-log '{\"skill\":\"investigate\",\"type\":\"TYPE\",\"key\":\"SHORT_KEY\",\"insight\":\"DESCRIPTION\",\"confidence\":N,\"source\":\"SOURCE\",\"files\":[\"path/to/relevant/file\"]}'\n```\n\n**Types:** `pattern` (reusable approach), `pitfall` (what NOT to do), `preference`\n(user stated), `architecture` (structural decision), `tool` (library/framework insight),\n`operational` (project environment/CLI/workflow knowledge).\n\n**Sources:** `observed` (you found this in the code), `user-stated` (user told you),\n`inferred` (AI deduction), `cross-model` (both Claude and Codex agree).\n\n**Confidence:** 1-10. Be honest. An observed pattern you verified in the code is 8-9.\nAn inference you're not sure about is 4-5. A user preference they explicitly stated is 10.\n\n**files:** Include the specific file paths this learning references. This enables\nstaleness detection: if those files are later deleted, the learning can be flagged.\n\n**Only log genuine discoveries.** Don't log obvious things. Don't log things the user\nalready knows. A good test: would this insight save time in a future session? If yes, log it.\r\n\r\n---\r\n\r\n## Important Rules\r\n\r\n- **3+ failed fix attempts → STOP and question the architecture.** Wrong architecture, not failed hypothesis.\r\n- **Never apply a fix you cannot verify.** If you can't reproduce and confirm, don't ship it.\r\n- **Never say \"this should fix it.\"** Verify and prove it. 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The\n 56|  unfiled part is now preserved and filed as soon as the project resolves —\n 57|  nothing is dropped.\n*58|- A stale or leaked identity value inherited through the environment could let\n 59|  a new session sit down in an agent seat that was not its own. The daemon now\n 60|  scrubs inherited identity variables at startup and refuses seat takeovers\n 61|  from sessions that do not hold the seat.\n...\n 69|\n*70|A reliability patch closing the last update-wedge failure mode: a stuck session\n 71|consumer can no longer freeze the daemon under load.\n 72|\n*73|> **Applying this update needs a daemon restart.** Unlike the recent seamless\n*74|> in-place updates, this fix lives in the always-on daemon, so `spt update fetch\n 75|> --apply` lands it via a full daemon restart rather than a live swap — your\n 76|> sessions restart as the daemon comes back. This is a one-time cost to install\n 77|> the fix.\n...\n 90|\n*91|A reliability patch completing the in-place-update fix: applying an update no longer\n 92|freezes your live terminal sessions.\n 93|\n 94|### Fixed\n 95|\n*96|- Applying an update in place with `spt update fetch --apply` could still freeze all of\n 97|  your live terminal sessions a few seconds after the swap — they stopped streaming and\n 98|  `spt rc` could no longer attach, so the box had to be restarted to recover. (The\n*99|  previous release narrowed this but did not fully close it.) Resuming across the update\n 100|  no longer floods the daemon's internal channel, so your open sessions keep streaming and\n 101|  `spt rc` keeps working straight through the swap — no freeze, no restart. (Because the\n 102|  fix lives in the incoming version, updating *to* this release is what makes your next\n*103|  in-place update seamless.)\n 104|\n 105|## [0.30.4] - 2026-07-09\n 106|\n*107|A follow-up reliability patch for in-place updates: resumed sessions are no longer\n*108|seized during the update handoff.\n 109|\n 110|### Fixed\n 111|\n*112|- Applying an update in place with `spt update fetch --apply` could freeze or seize\n 113|  control of your live terminal sessions as the daemon restarted — a resumed session\n 114|  could be taken over so that your open session and `spt rc` stopped responding across\n 115|  the swap. Resumed sessions now re-attach as observers instead of taking over the\n 116|  session's controller, so your open sessions and `spt rc` keep working across the\n*117|  brain swap. (Follow-up to the previous release's seamless-swap fix.)\n 118|\n 119|## [0.30.3] - 2026-07-09\n 120|\n*121|A reliability patch for in-place updates, plus two message- and endpoint-delivery\n 122|correctness fixes.\n 123|\n 124|### Fixed\n 125|\n*126|- Applying an update in place with `spt update fetch --apply` could freeze every live\n*127|  terminal session for about 30 seconds and then roll the update back instead of\n 128|  completing the swap. The incoming version now drives the running daemon to clear a\n*129|  hard-stopped prior session during the handoff, so the update completes seamlessly with\n 130|  your sessions staying up — no freeze, no rollback. (Because the fix lives in the\n 131|  incoming version's logic, updating *to* this release is what makes your next in-place\n## CI-SELFHOST-PLAN.md\n 10|\n*11|> **2026-06-07 update:** kitsubito (Ubuntu 22.04.5, 16-core, tailscale\n 12|> `100.98.197.12`) replaced gravity-linux as the Linux runner — same glibc\n 13|> 2.35 / rustc 1.96 baseline, labels `self-hosted, Linux, kitsubito`.\n 14|\n...\n 40|   - `concurrency: { group: ci-${{ github.ref }}, cancel-in-progress: true }`\n*41|     so a re-push cancels the stale run instead of queuing behind it.\n 42|5. **Keep the workflow surface identical** — push → `gh run watch` → green\n 43|   stays the loop; PR checks/traceability gate unchanged.\n 44|6. **Decommission**: nothing to delete; hosted runners simply stop being\n## CONTEXT.md\n 6|\n*7|Harness-independent core for the SPT ecosystem. Provides inter-agent messaging, live-agent lifecycle, terminal wrapping, self-update, and networking primitives — as both a Rust library workspace and a canonical reference binary. Designed so any agent runtime (Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, headless, future harnesses) can interface with the SPT ecosystem either by shelling out to the binary or by linking the crates directly.\n 8|\n 9|Successor to `claude_skill_owl` (today's \"modern SPT\"), which is being rebuilt as `spt-core` to untether the system from Claude Code and lift it to a general-purpose agent-ecosystem core.\n 10|\n...\n 16|**spt.exe / spt** (canonical binary):\n*17|The reference binary built from the workspace. Replaces today's `owl.exe`. Most external integrations (plugins, hooks, scripts in other harnesses) interact with spt-core *only* through this binary — fire-and-forget subcommands, long-running listeners under a parent harness's process supervisor, etc. Unix builds use the same name without `.exe`.\n 18|\n 19|**library workspace**:\n 20|The set of Rust crates that compose spt-core. Consumers that want a deeper integration than shelling out to `spt.exe` link these crates directly. The reference binary is itself a consumer of the workspace. The expected non-binary consumers are future first-party services that link Rust directly.\n...\n 31|\n*32|Internally the logical daemon is split into two implementation layers for seamless self-update (see Self-update):\n*33|- **broker** (stable \"kernel\") — holds *only* the un-transferable, must-not-die resources: PTY master fds, the spawned harness child processes, and listening network sockets. Minimal, dumb, versioned local IPC. Almost never updates.\n*34|- **daemon brain** (\"userspace\") — all logic (routing, registry, pulse/psyche loops, manifest parsing, update orchestration). Restarts freely on update; rehydrates from disk state and re-attaches to the broker's held handles.\n 35|\n 36|Logical addressing is unchanged — still one per-machine `spt-daemon`; the broker is an internal layer, not separately addressable. There is exactly **one broker per machine** (per `SPT_HOME`) — *not* one per endpoint: a single broker holds every hosted endpoint's resources, and it is present whenever the daemon runs, even with zero endpoints online (the bare-daemon case). It is therefore the always-present per-machine layer, which is why the single-daemon lock + liveness anchor belong to it.\n 37|\n...\n 72|**adapter manifest header** (`adapter_name` + version compat):\n*73|Every manifest declares a unified **`adapter_name`** (e.g. `claude-spt`), carried on every `api` invocation too. It is load-bearing: one daemon hosts endpoints from multiple adapters, so it resolves an endpoint's manifest + seams by `adapter_name`; adapter-update ripples target by it; capability/manifest lookup and telemetry key on it. The header also declares the adapter's own version and a **`min_spt_core_version`** — the minimum spt-core the adapter requires. This declaration must be **readable befo...\n 74|\n 75|<!-- [doc->REQ-MANIFEST-2] -->\n 76|**adapter profile** (ratified 2026-06-11, Gateway grill; future spt-core milestone — first beneficiaries `spt-claude-code` and the usbip shell):\n*77|A named **sparse overlay** on its parent adapter manifest. Merge semantics are **leaf-replace**: a profile key replaces the whole value at that path (arrays included — never spliced or appended). The merged result is a complete manifest, and the profile behaves as a distinct adapter option everywhere: canonical addressing is the composite **`<adapter>:<profile>`** (`claude-spt:work`, `spt-usbip-driver:hid-only`) in every place a bare `adapter_name` rides today (perch `info.json`, capability resolution,...\n 78|_Avoid_: \"manifest fork\", \"child adapter\", per-profile versioning.\n 79|\n 80|**adapter strings** (ratified 2026-06-11, Gateway grill):\n 81|<!-- [doc->REQ-MANIFEST-3] -->\n*82|A `[strings]` manifest section — an adapter-authored JSON/TOML KV tree, dot-path-readable by anything on the node via `spt adapter get-string <adapter-option> <key.path>` (e.g. a harness hook fetching per-profile `additionalContext` — one hook script serves every profile, only the data differs). Resolution rides the **same leaf-replace profile overlay** as the rest of the manifest: a shipped or local profile may override base strings; `get-string` returns the merged view for the named adapter option....\n 83|<!-- [doc->REQ-MANIFEST-5] -->\n*84|**File-backed strings** (M12-W3): a `[strings]` value MAY be a **file pointer** instead of an inline literal — a value-position table with **exactly one** key `file`: `skill = { file = \"skill.md\" }`. `get-string` resolves it to the file's **contents** (so large bodies — skill-instructions, hint text — stay out of the manifest). The exactly-one-key rule is the disambiguation: any other table shape stays an opaque nested strings tree (existing trees untouched), and `{ file = … }` is reserved as the...\n*85|_Avoid_: treating strings as config knobs for spt-core itself (those are global settings); \"adapter KV store\" as a separate registry; putting user files in the adapter-shipped `strings/` dir (clobbered by updates — use a local profile).\n 86|\n*87|**manifest substitution in `[strings]`** (ratified 2026-06-25, v0.16.0 update-arc grill):\n*88|`get-string` resolves a set of **adapter-static** substitution keys inside a returned string value at **read time** (lazily, like file-backed strings): **`{adapter_dir}`** — the registry record's precise `source_dir` (the install dir; survives updates; the same dir bare-program resolution already uses) — and **`{adapter_name}`**. Session-scoped keys (`{id}`/`{session_id}`/…) are **not** available: `get-string` carries no session context today, and a `get-string --session-id` for session-scoped subs...\n 89|_Avoid_: session-scoped substitution through bare `get-string`; reading this as spt-core executing a string (it never does — the adapter wrapper executes the resolved value).\n 90|\n 91|**keyword hints** (ratified 2026-06-12 — core milestone A):\n...\n 95|\n*96|**adapter update declaration** (manifest field):\n 97|<!-- [doc->REQ-UPD-9] -->\n*98|Each adapter manifest declares how spt-core should *ripple-update the adapter itself* (see Self-update). One of: **file-pull** (a plugin-directory lookup regex + a gh repo for the adapter's latest files — spt-core fetches + swaps), **delegated command** (a binary command the adapter owns, e.g. `claude.exe plugin update` — spt-core invokes it), or **gh_release** (the adapter ships its updates from its own GitHub releases). After initial bootstrap, the plugin no longer self-manages updates; spt-core co...\n 99|\n*100|**adapter packaging & live update** (v0.13.2; ADR-0024, ADR-0025):\n 101|<!-- [doc->REQ-ADAPTER-GH-TRANSPORT] -->\n*102|A `.spt` may be **multi-platform**: shared `manifest.toml` + `strings/` at the root, role binaries under per-target-triple subdirectories (`x86_64-pc-windows-msvc/`, …); install/update extracts the shared root plus only the current node's triple, flattened into `install_dir`, so flat `<install_dir>/<program>` resolution is unchanged. It stays one signed asset (`adapter.spt`, plain-tar or gzip); a multi-platform archive missing the recipient's triple is a typed `NoArtifactForPlatform`. Large adapters ma...\n*103|<!-- [doc->REQ-ADAPTER-UPDATE-MESSAGE] -->\n*104|An optional **`[update].message`** (avenue-agnostic) is a plain multi-line operator notice surfaced to stdout, markdown-rendered (the helpfmt prose path), **only when an update is actually applied** (the version changed) — never on a no-op. It is read from the newly-installed manifest with no `{key}` substitution; its use is to announce a post-update action (e.g. \"run `/reload-plugins` in any ongoing sessions\").\n 105|\n*106|**composite update — `[update.post]`** (ratified 2026-06-25, v0.16.0 update-arc grill; ADR-0029):\n*107|An optional **avenue-agnostic** post-step `{ command, self_verifies }` spt-core runs **after** the primary avenue resolves, in the same `spt adapter update` — so one lever pulls the adapter `.spt` (`gh_release`) **and** runs a delegated reconcile (e.g. an adapter's `claude plugin update` cross-platform binary). It **runs unconditionally** (even when the adapter version did not change — the post-step's own idempotent check decides), receiving a one-line **stdin JSON** seam (`adapter_applied`, `adapter...\n 108|\n## DIGEST-MILESTONE-PLAN.md\n 102|- **T-docs — sweep.** MANIFEST `[digest]` (T-doc), **harness integration checklist**\n*103|  updated, CHANGELOG `[Unreleased]` (note: ADR-0008 source-mechanism **superseded by\n 104|  ADR-0019**; the v0.5.0 note is **not** retro-edited — the next release's changelog\n 105|  records the supersession coinciding with it), CONTEXT.md (done), ADR-0019 (done). `[doc]`\n 106|\n## F-018-ADAPTER-ADD-NONDESTRUCTIVE-DESIGN.md\n 23|\n*24|Contrast: `cmd_adapter_update` (cli.rs:6507) is ALREADY safe — stages to\n*25|`<safe>.update.spt`, then `apply_release_crc_swap(&staged, &dest)` (W3d\n 26|content-hash swap, never-strand). The add path predates that pattern.\n 27|\n 28|## Fix — two changes, both reuse existing safe primitives\n...\n 43|ADAPTER_ADD_ALREADY_REGISTERED:<name>: already installed at <dir>.\n*44|Use `spt adapter update <name>` to refresh it in place (safe stage-then-swap),\n 45|or `spt adapter remove <name>` then re-add to replace it.\n 46|```\n 47|\n...\n 58|- **`fetch_release_adapter`**: instead of `remove_dir_all(&dest)` + write-archive\n*59|  + `extract_release_archive(&archive, &dest)`, mirror the update path: stage the\n 60|  archive bytes to `_github/<safe>.add.spt`, `create_dir_all(&dest)`, then\n 61|  `apply_release_crc_swap(&staged_archive, &dest)` (the same never-strand\n*62|  content-hash swap update uses). Remove the staged archive after. On any error\n 63|  the live dest is untouched.\n 64|- **`--github` clone arm**: clone into a sibling staging dir\n*65|  `_github/<safe>.staging` (remove a stale one first). Only on clone SUCCESS:\n 66|  `remove_dir_all(&dest)` (if present) then `rename(staging → dest)`. The remove\n 67|  now happens strictly AFTER the new tree is fully materialised → a failed/partial\n 68|  clone never strands the old install. Clean up `staging` on any error path.\n...\n 82|  non-destructive: re-adding a registered adapter is refused (use `adapter\n*83|  update`); (re)population stages-then-swaps.\" Tag `<!-- [doc->REQ-INSTALL-13] -->`.\n 84|- Flip `required_stages = [\"doc\",\"impl\",\"unit\",\"int\"]` for REQ-INSTALL-13.\n 85|  - int folds into REQ-INSTALL-4/9's deferred real-repo E2E (note it in the comment).\n 86|\n## M0-PLAN.md\n 53|| T10 | Perch layout + single path resolver (no flat/nested siblings) | copy/adapt `perch_path.rs` | REQ-HAZARD-SINGLE-PATH-SOURCE, -WORKER-PATH | all perch paths route one resolver; no divergent sibling layouts |\n*54|| T11 | Registry persistence + stale-entry cleanup (local; cross-node *resolution* deferred M4) | copy `registry.rs` | REQ-HAZARD-REGISTRY-STALE-CLEAN; R-INST-7 (partial: local) | stale (dead-PID) entry cleaned before lookup; never hard-fails on stale |\n 55|| T12 | `info.json` shape + torn-read tolerance (atomic write + read-retry) | copy verbatim | REQ-HAZARD-INFO-JSON-TORN-READ | concurrent read during write yields valid or retried, never torn |\n 56|\n 57|## Tasks — infra\n...\n 71|- **Store:** EBUSY-RENAME, UNC-PATH-STRIP, DEFERRED-DRAIN, DEFERRED-SURVIVE-DRAIN,\n*72|  SINGLE-PATH-SOURCE, WORKER-PATH, REGISTRY-STALE-CLEAN, INFO-JSON-TORN-READ; R-INST-7 (partial).\n 73|\n 74|**Stay `[]` (later milestones):** all R-NET/R-PAIR (M4), R-DAEMON/R-API/R-SEAM/R-START (M2),\n 75|R-TERM (M3), R-UPD (M3), R-INST-1..6/8 cross-node (M4), R-REACH (M4), the lifecycle/live hazards.\n...\n 92|- **T8–T12 `spt-store`:** atomic write (EBUSY retry) + UNC strip, SQLite spool\n*93|  (deferred-aware), perch resolver, registry (stale-clean), info.json\n 94|  (torn-read tolerant).\n 95|- **T13–T14:** CI matrix + traceability hard gate; activation sweep.\n 96|\n## M1-PLAN.md\n 50|  spool fallback when the target is offline/unreachable; target id → address via\n*51|  the registry (stale-clean first); reply routing (`__REPLY_TO__`).\n 52|- **`REQ-MSG-2`** — `spt` binary CLI surface: `send` / `ring` / `ready` / `poll` /\n 53|  `list` / `stop` / `whoami`, stable arg shapes + exit codes.\n 54|- **`REQ-MSG-3`** — Ready-agent lifecycle: register perch (info.json + listener +\n...\n 107|  move, not a rewrite. (KNOWN-HAZARDS 1.1 maps the eventual single-writer model.)\n*108|- **Loopback port churn + stale registry.** A crashed listener leaves a stale\n*109|  address; M0's `resolve_address` (clean-stale-before-lookup) is the guard —\n 110|  exercise it under the recycled-pid hazard in T2.\n 111|- **Ephemeral ring perch leak** (3.1) is the classic ring bug — test cleanup on the\n 112|  timeout and error paths, not just success.\n## M11-PLAN.md\n 27|   avatar movement) where a missed frame is superseded by the next, and spooled replay\n*28|   of stale control on relink would be *actively wrong*.\n 29|2. **Shell tunnel** — a long-lived, **reliable-ordered** opaque byte stream (a\n 30|   dedicated QUIC stream pair bound to the link) the channel taxonomy must NOT\n 31|   reinterpret; first consumer is usbip URB traffic.\n...\n 171|  (`shellhost::bind_shell_by_token`, manifest-enabled only); broker holds the `stream_id` in\n*172|  shell state **online-generation stamped** — *the* crash-proof no-stale-stream leg (R1):\n*173|  a stale stream_id from a prior online-gen is NEVER reused after relink even if\n 174|  `close_shell`'s drop never ran (brain crash mid-close). **Close** at `close_shell`\n 175|  (link-break) = finish+drop = prompt cleanup, NOT the guarantee. **Opaque relay**: tunnel\n 176|  bytes ARE the payload (no envelope, no MAC-frame parse, no spool) — sibling carve-out to\n## M12-ENDPOINT-RUN-PICKER.md\n 60|\n*61|  **`s` keybind (every pre-start options set):** \"New `cc-<id>` shortcut\" — or \"Update\n 62|  `cc-<id>` shortcut\" if a matching filename already exists — builds the `cc-<id>` launcher\n 63|  (e.g. `cc-doyle`) at project root with the current selection's flags BAKED IN (non-interactive).\n 64|\n## M12-PLAN.md\n 45|  `<project> @ <ts> (...id5)`).\n*46|- **T2.4** `s` keybind = build/update `cc-<id>` shortcut at project root with baked flags.\n 47|- **Phone caveat:** don't hard-couple interaction to keybinds (future tap-mode layer).\n 48|\n 49|## Wave 3 — adapter manifest enhancements\n## M12-W2-PLAN.md\n 20|  `<project> @ <ts> (...id5)`).\n*21|- **T2.4** `s` keybind = build/update `cc-<id>` shortcut at project root with baked\n 22|  non-interactive flags. Requires the flag set to cover every terminal action of the flow.\n 23|- **Phone caveat:** don't hard-couple interaction to keybinds (future tap-mode layer can\n 24|  reuse the same state model + action enum).\n...\n 91|   on Unix at project root, each baking the non-interactive `spt endpoint run` flags? Or a\n*92|   single portable form? Confirm the shape + the \"Update if exists\" overwrite semantics.\n 93|5. **Non-interactive flag completeness (T2.4 dependency).** The shortcut bakes the full\n 94|   selection. Today `Run{}` lacks `--create` (explicit create-vs-resume) and has no\n 95|   kick/instantiate/fork verbs. Proposal: add `--create` (explicit, the default-fresh made\n...\n 127|  create-new re-entry; Resume + Kick per Q1/Q3 rulings).\n*128|- **T2.4** `s` keybind → write/update the `cc-<id>` shortcut (format per Q4) with baked flags\n 129|  (per Q5); add `--create` to `Run{}`.\n 130|- Unit: state-model transitions (category nav, filter narrowing, cursor windowing), the\n 131|  status→square mapping, the adapter→profile tree build, the shortcut-script content +\n*132|  create-vs-update, the flag→action mapping. Activate stages as evidence lands. Full suite +\n 133|  clippy -D + `traceable-reqs check` EXIT=0. W2 gate (doyle).\n 134|\n 135|## Crystallized design (2026-06-14, post-ruling — doyle GO, `M12-W2-RULING.md`)\n...\n 174|  overwrite our-own freely, **REFUSE + warn** if a same-named file lacks the sentinel (never\n*175|  clobber a user file). \"Update if exists\" = overwrite-our-own-only.\n 176|- **Q5 flags: additive `--create` approved** (N-1-safe; the default-fresh made explicit).\n 177|  Shortcut covers **terminal actions only**: adapter[:profile] + id + (create|resume) +\n 178|  (start|attach|view). Resume IS bakeable. Kick/Instantiate/Change-adapter/Fork stay\n...\n 183|  windowing, status→square, adapter→profile tree, ledger→resume-titles, shortcut content +\n*184|  create-vs-update, flag→action) as unit. The live key loop is a **manual-verify leg** (like\n 185|  REQ-PAIR-6's OS probe). The integrating bringup path is ALREADY int-covered (W1/W1.5\n 186|  `cmd_endpoint_run`); the picker rides it.\n 187|- **Q6/Q7 UX defaults: APPROVED.** In-process `spt/src/picker/`; bare `spt endpoint run` (no\n## M12-W2-RULING.md\n 35|- **Invocation reality (document in `--help` / the generated header):** truly-bare `cc-<id>` (no `.\\`, no ext) works only from **cmd.exe in the project dir** (cmd searches cwd + PATHEXT). **PowerShell needs `.\\cc-<id>`** (it refuses cwd execution but honors PATHEXT, so `.\\cc-<id>` finds the `.cmd`). **Unix needs `./cc-<id>`** (name it `cc-<id>` no extension + exec bit; `.` not on PATH). Truly-bare `cc` everywhere = a launcher installed into a PATH dir — that's `/spt:setup`'s job (SCOPE #1), not the pro...\n*36|- **Overwrite semantics:** the shortcut is a derived artifact — regenerate freely, BUT only overwrite a file carrying a generated-by **sentinel** (a header comment marker the generator writes + checks). If a same-named file lacks the sentinel, refuse + warn (don't clobber a user file). \"Update if exists\" = overwrite-our-own-only.\n 37|\n 38|**Q5 — non-interactive flags: approve additive `--create`.**\n 39|Add `--create` to `Run{}` (explicit fresh, the default-fresh made explicit; N-1-safe additive). Shortcut covers only **terminal actions reachable non-interactively**: adapter[:profile] + id + (create|resume) + (start|attach|view). Resume IS in this set (ledger + `--resume` exist). Interactive-only branches (Kick, Instantiate-locally, Change-adapter, Fork) stay picker-only — not bakeable. Confirm.\n...\n 55|- **REQs:** REQ-RUN-PICKER (interactive TUI) + REQ-RUN-SHORTCUT (`cc-<id>` gen + additive flags) — two REQs is the right granularity (separable surfaces). Approve.\n*56|- **Stages: doc + impl + unit. NO `int` on the TUI.** ratatui renders to a testable `Buffer` — assert the rendered buffer for screen-state + state-model transitions (category nav, filter narrowing, cursor windowing, status→square, adapter→profile tree, ledger→resume-titles, shortcut content + create-vs-update, flag→action). The live key loop is a **manual-verify leg** (like REQ-PAIR-6's OS probe — note it in the plan). The integrating bringup path is ALREADY int-covered (W1/W1.5 `cmd_endpoint...\n 57|- **Q6/Q7 UX defaults: approved.** In-process `spt/src/picker/`; bare `spt endpoint run` (no `--adapter`/`--id`) = interactive, flags-present = today's non-interactive path untouched; action enum = single source of truth (tap-mode layers on later); nucleo `/` filter; ratatui two-column layout; pinned legend.\n 58|\n 59|## Binding invariant (gate condition)\n## M12-W2.5-PLAN.md\n 111|\n*112|## GATE #7 (doyle/operator, NON-NEGOTIABLE) — a brain update must NOT kick attached operators\n*113|The seamless-self-update invariant (ADR-0018) ∩ the controller/viewer model. Today ONE operator\n 114|survives a target-brain restart exactly-once (attach.rs:16/509; broker owns the stream/session/\n 115|OutputLog/journal; successor re-serves the SAME stream from seq 0; int\n 116|`attach_survives_target_brain_restart_exactly_once`; REQ-HAZARD-BROKER-PROCESS-ISOLATION + REQ-DAEMON-2).\n...\n 122|   best-effort).\n*123|3. ⚠ **THE TRAP — DO NOT SELF-KICK ON UPDATE:** the successor re-subscribing / re-taking the\n 124|   controller slot MUST NOT fire `Displaced{by}`. **`Displaced` fires ONLY on a genuine cross-operator\n 125|   `Take` (a DIFFERENT node taking control), NEVER on a brain-restart re-serve of the SAME controller.**\n 126|   Distinguish the two re-subscribe causes: (a) brain-restart re-serve = restore SAME controller, NO\n*127|   notice, seamless cursor resume; (b) operator `Take` = NEW controller displaces incumbent →\n 128|   `Displaced{by}` to the victim. Gate the notice on a genuine control-OWNERSHIP change, not a slot\n 129|   re-subscribe. (Impl: the `Resume`/handoff subscribe role re-takes the controller slot silently; only\n 130|   the `Take` intent path emits `Displaced` — and only when displacing a DIFFERENT live controller.)\n*131|- **GATE CONDITION #7** (doyle verifies) + **INT TEST**: a brain update (Life1→Life2) mid-session WITH\n*132|  a controller + ≥1 viewer attached → ALL survive exactly-once, NO `Displaced` to anyone, seamless\n 133|  resume from cursors. Extend `attach_survives_target_brain_restart_exactly_once` to the\n 134|  controller+viewer case.\n 135|\n...\n 228|  detach_session (broker stamps driven_by=None) so None is the last write — else resting RMW\n*229|  restores the stale marker (the clear-race the single-writer model averts; caught via flaky\n 230|  detection int test, fixed by ordering in serve_attach EOF).\n 231|- **T3 DONE + GREEN (serve_attach)** — intent→role via `Subscribed` outcome: Controller/TookControl\n 232|  →wake+flush buffered input; Viewer→wake-neutral+discard input; BusyControlled→refuse (close\n...\n 235|  Displaced to wire. Controller-only resting edges. Removed serve_attach's own mark_driven_by\n*236|  (broker owns). `attach_registers_remote_drive_detection` updated (labeled spawn + async-clear poll).\n 237|- **T0 DONE** — REQ-RCVIEW-1 (doc+impl+unit+int) · REQ-KICK-1 (doc+impl+unit+int) ·\n 238|  REQ-HAZARD-VIEWER-ISOLATION (unit+int) added to `traceable-reqs.toml`.\n 239|- **T4 DONE (rc)** — `run_attach(id, AttachIntent)`; `spt rc --take` (Take) + `--view` (Viewer) +\n## M2a-PLAN.md\n 57|- **The consolidated `spt-daemon` (M3):** see interim note below.\n*58|- **Adapter ripple-update *execution* (M3 self-update):** M2a parses `[update]`;\n*59|  conducting updates is M3.\n 60|- **Cross-node / Shell concrete kinds (M4/M5).**\n 61|\n 62|**Interim-model note (no daemon — decision 2026-06-01).** CONTEXT describes the\n...\n 109|| T0 | Scaffold `spt-runtime` crate (members + deps: spt-proto/store/msg, serde, toml); activation-prep | new | — | crate compiles; `check` green |\n*110|| T1 | Manifest schema: typed structs for every `docs/MANIFEST.md` section (`[adapter]`, `[hooks.*]`, `[session.*]`, `[env]`, `[history]`, `[inject]`, `[session]` dirs, `[identity]`, `[update]`, Shell body) + parse + validate (helpful errors) | clean-room; schema = `docs/MANIFEST.md` | REQ-MANIFEST-1 | a fixture manifest round-trips; an invalid manifest yields a clear error, not a panic |\n 111|| T2 | `AgentRuntime` trait + `ManifestRuntime`: substitution-key catalog + opaque-template fill + **spawn-session** seam (spawn a process from a role template with `cwd`/env/detach) | clean-room (sister `start.rs` spawn mechanics) | REQ-SEAM-SPAWN; REQ-HAZARD-SUBPROCESS-TIMEOUT | given a manifest + keys, the runtime spawns the templated process; missing keys error before spawn; spawns carry a timeout |\n 112|\n 113|## Tasks — `api` inbound surface (in the `spt` binary, over `spt-runtime`)\n...\n 117|| T3 | `spt api` dispatch group: `--manifest`/`--adapter` resolution, `adapter_name` on every call, exit codes; **local-api-auth** (each mutation authenticated to an endpoint/session) | adapt `cli.rs`; CONTEXT \"Inbound api surface\" | REQ-API-1; REQ-HAZARD-LOCAL-API-AUTH | `spt api --help` lists the surface; a call without a resolvable endpoint/auth is refused non-zero |\n*118|| T4 | Harness-hosted startup: `api seed` (interim seed-**file** by `parent_pid`) + `api listen <id>` (consume seed, validate `session_id` vs pid-recycle, bind perch skeleton→live, relay loop) + `api bind` (post-spawn) | clean-room; CONTEXT \"Startup flows\" | REQ-START-1, REQ-START-2, REQ-SEAM-POSTSPAWN, REQ-API-2; REQ-HAZARD-WINDOWS-PID-RECYCLE | seed→listen binds a live perch reachable by id; a stale/mismatched seed never binds; listen relays a delivered message |\n 119|| T5 | Delivery + activity: `api state <busy\\|idle>` (+ echo-gate sentinel, `--no-gate`, `api echo-gate set/clear`) + `api poll [--include-deferred]` (hook delivery drain) + inject-method selection (hook/relay; PTY=M3) | sister sentinels + M1 spool | REQ-SEAM-ACTIVITY, REQ-SEAM-INJECT, REQ-API-2 | `api state idle` writes the perch sentinels; `api poll` drains non-deferred (deferred only with the flag) |\n 120|| T6 | Worker perches: `api worker-start`/`worker-stop` (nested create/teardown under parent) + `api worker-poll` + **cascade-wipe guard** (no hard-delete of a parent hosting non-empty children) | sister subagent hooks (clean-room) | REQ-API-2; REQ-HAZARD-CASCADE-WIPE-GUARD | a worker perch nests under its parent + is addressable; stopping a parent with live workers is refused/soft |\n 121|| T7 | Reporting + boundary: `api boundary <clear\\|compact>` (rebind to new `session_id`, keep identity+parent_pid) + `api session-end` (soft teardown default; `--erase`) + `api presence` + `api history-log` (Path-B native store) + `api emit` (Shell stub) + capability (`hostable_types`) + env-alias supply | CONTEXT api surface; `docs/STORAGE.md` | REQ-API-2, REQ-API-3, REQ-START-4, REQ-SEAM-CAPABILITY; REQ-HAZARD-SOFT-CLEANUP | boundary rebinds without losing the perch; session-end preserves spool/histor...\n...\n 150|**Stay `[]` (M2b):** REQ-SEAM-PSYCHE, REQ-SEAM-RESUME, REQ-SEAM-HISTORY (echo\n*151|source). **Stay `[]` (M3):** REQ-START-3 (spt-hosted), REQ-SEAM-UPDATE execution,\n 152|REQ-DAEMON-*, REQ-HAZARD-CONPTY-DSR, REQ-HAZARD-RESTART-IDEMPOTENT,\n 153|REQ-HAZARD-DROP-FILE-SINGLE-WRITER (enforced at M2b ingest / M3 daemon). **Stay\n 154|`[]` (M4/M5):** all R-NET/R-PAIR, REQ-EP-4 (PresenceChannel impl).\n...\n 165|  replaces. Keep it behind a single small module so the M3 swap to in-memory is\n*166|  localized (mirror M1's `resolve_address` stale-clean discipline).\n 167|- **`api listen` is the interim long-running owner.** Same risk as M1's standalone\n 168|  listener — keep the surface thin; M3's `spt-daemon` consolidates.\n 169|- **Manifest schema drift vs `docs/MANIFEST.md`.** The doc is the contract;\n## M2b-PLAN.md\n 37|- **the orphan/signoff ordering invariants** — echo-commune *before* INIT_SIGNOFF\n*38|  (3.3), grace recheck before composing signoff (1.1), stale-signoff sweep on\n 39|  start (3.2).\n 40|\n 41|**M2b done =** `spt-live` compiles + the `api listen` runner hosts the lifecycle\n...\n 60|boundary Self-resume-commune** path (echo-before-signoff ordering; grace recheck;\n*61|stale-signoff sweep); the **resume-session seam** (fresh-with-preload +\n 62|continue-existing); the `api listen` wiring that hosts all of it; mock-adapter\n 63|lifecycle templates + a LiveAgent E2E.\n 64|\n...\n 104|  **ordering** (`orphan.rs`: grace recheck *before* compose — 1.1; echo-commune\n*105|  *before* INIT_SIGNOFF — 3.3), the stale-signoff sweep (3.2), the drop-file\n 106|  single-writer ownership (6.4), the generation/`gen_start = now()` rule (2.4),\n 107|  the echo-commune-before-signoff sequence (3.3). These are real bugs already\n 108|  paid for once — re-expressed against the spt-store/spt-runtime APIs.\n...\n 139|- Signoff/orphan ordering → `REQ-HAZARD-GRACE-BEFORE-SIGNOFF` (1.1, graceful\n*140|  path), `REQ-HAZARD-STALE-SIGNOFF-SENTINEL` (3.2), `REQ-HAZARD-ECHO-BEFORE-\n 141|  SIGNOFF` (3.3).\n 142|\n 143|**The one gap to resolve at plan time:** the **pulse heartbeat** has no dedicated\n...\n 160|| T3 | **echo-commune seam**: spawn `[session.echo_commune]` (cheap-model template) consuming T1 history; recursion-guard so its hooks bail; write the result as a **commune drop-file**, tagged project-primary / live-conservative (provenance `Source:`) | clean-room; `docs/CONTEXT-MEMORY.md` | REQ-SEAM-HISTORY (echo source); REQ-HAZARD-DROP-FILE-SINGLE-WRITER | an echo run consumes history + emits a single-writer commune drop; a recursion-guarded child does not re-echo |\n*161|| T4 | **drop-file ingest**: watch the manifest commune/signoff dirs; ingest `<id>-commune.md` / `<id>-signoff.md` into the perch's context store; **spt-core single-writer** (ingest→delete; the mind never deletes); **direct-write precedence** marker (source+timestamp; suppress stale LLM overwrites within the protection window) | clean-room | REQ-API-3 (`int`); REQ-HAZARD-DROP-FILE-SINGLE-WRITER (6.4); REQ-HAZARD-DIRECT-WRITE-PRECEDENCE (6.5) | a dropped commune is ingested + deleted by spt-core; a stal...\n 162|| T5 | **pulse heartbeat**: an interim loop in the `api listen` runner (period = spt-core global config knob, per-endpoint override) driving drop-file polling + pending-echo fires (the M2a `.more-done` gate) + capsule/idle checks | clean-room (sister pulse) | (see \"New requirements\" — default no new req) | the pulse polls the drop dirs at its period; an armed echo-gate triggers exactly one echo, then clears |\n*163|| T6 | **signoff + boundary lifecycle**: graceful signoff (`spt shutdown` / `spt suspend`) runs the echo-commune **before** composing INIT_SIGNOFF (3.3); grace recheck binds `still_gone` **before** any signoff write (1.1); **stale-signoff sweep** on listener start (3.2); boundary authors the **Self-resume commune** (M2a `boundary` rebinds; M2b writes the resume commune) | copy invariants (sister `orphan.rs`) | REQ-HAZARD-ECHO-BEFORE-SIGNOFF (3.3); REQ-HAZARD-GRACE-BEFORE-SIGNOFF (1.1); REQ-HAZARD-STALE-S...\n 164|| T7 | **resume-session seam**: `fresh-with-preload` (spawn a cleared session + `$psyche-context` download) and `continue-existing` (resume `$session_id`); wire into spawn + boundary re-entry | clean-room; CONTEXT §resume seam | REQ-SEAM-RESUME | a resume template re-enters an existing session; a fresh-with-preload launches cleared + preloaded; the wrong/missing key errors before spawn |\n 165|\n 166|## Tasks — `spt` binary + integration + infra\n...\n 184|  PRECEDENCE (T4), REQ-HAZARD-ECHO-BEFORE-SIGNOFF (T6), REQ-HAZARD-GRACE-BEFORE-\n*185|  SIGNOFF (T6, graceful path), REQ-HAZARD-STALE-SIGNOFF-SENTINEL (T6). REQ-HAZARD-\n 186|  SUBPROCESS-TIMEOUT reused (M2a) for T1/T2 spawns — no change.\n 187|- **Endpoint types:** REQ-EP-1 / REQ-EP-2 already active (M0) — M2b makes\n 188|  LiveAgent + Psyche *live*; build-evidenced, no stage change.\n 189|\n*190|**Stay `[]` (M3):** REQ-START-3 (spt-hosted), REQ-SEAM-UPDATE, REQ-DAEMON-*,\n 191|REQ-HAZARD-DAEMON-HOSTED-LIVENESS, REQ-HAZARD-CONPTY-DSR, REQ-HAZARD-RESTART-\n 192|IDEMPOTENT, REQ-TERM-*. **Stay `[]` (M4/M5):** all R-NET/R-PAIR, REQ-EP-4\n 193|(PresenceChannel impl), the distributed precedence/freshness generalization.\n## M3-PLAN.md\n*1|# M3 Plan — Terminal wrapper + daemon + self-update\n 2|\n 3|> **Just-in-time, lightweight** — same pattern as `M0/M1/M2a/M2b-PLAN.md`. The\n 4|> ordered task layer between `ROADMAP.md` (milestone sequence) and\n...\n 15|>   M2b lifecycle (REQ-DAEMON-*, REQ-START-3).\n*16|> - **M3c — self-update**: the gated, signed, ripple update engine (REQ-UPD-*,\n*17|>   REQ-SEAM-UPDATE). Peer-propagation *transport* defers to M4 (needs P2P).\n 18|\n 19|## Goal\n 20|\n...\n 24|liveness; a `spt-term` broker hosting PTYs behind a versioned local IPC; and a\n*25|**seamless self-update** that swaps the brain without any endpoint noticing. This\n 26|is where the two surviving FATALs land (ADR-0004 daemon, the broker↔brain\n 27|boundary) — the milestone that earns every interim seam its keep.\n 28|\n...\n 30|`api listen` process, no seed file); `spt-term` hosts a real PTY with the\n*31|ConPTY-DSR hazard closed; a brain-only self-update swaps the brain with **zero**\n 32|endpoint interruption (the no-terminate invariant, proven E2E); adapters\n*33|ripple-update behind it; `cargo test --workspace` + clippy `-D warnings` green;\n 34|all M3-phase reqs activated; CI matrix (ubuntu + windows) green.\n 35|\n 36|## Why now (what M0–M2b deferred here)\n...\n 55|> parity), #5 (100× restart + resize), #6 (idempotent boundary). Docs in\n*56|> `docs/spikes/SPIKE-0{3,4,5,6}-*.md`; ADR-0004 §E updated. M3a + M3b unblocked.\n 57|\n 58|ADR-0004 §E: four gaps **must close before M3 builds the daemon**. Spikes live in\n 59|`spt-spikes/` (the sandbox, per Spike #1/#2), not the spt-core workspace.\n...\n 126|- **orphan-watch** — carry the M2b graceful ordering (grace 1.1 / echo 3.3 /\n*127|  stale-sweep 3.2) into the **supervised crash** path the always-on daemon now\n 128|  enables (M2b delivered graceful-only).\n 129|\n 130|**Out:** networking/P2P (M4); the QUIC-stream broker ownership *implementation*\n...\n 132|\n*133|### M3c — self-update (gated, signed, ripple)\n 134|\n 135|**In:**\n*136|- the **update-class taxonomy** (ADR-0004 §A): **brain-only** (no endpoint\n 137|  terminates — `REQ-UPD-3`, absolute, the routine case, proven E2E),\n 138|  **broker-compatible** (hot-swap behind the versioned IPC), **broker-breaking**\n 139|  (planned endpoint-cycle, may suspend with consent + scheduling);\n...\n 141|  key, on every binary regardless of source;\n*142|- **update hardening** (`REQ-HAZARD-UPDATE-ROLLBACK`, ADR-0004 §D) — monotonic\n 143|  version (rollback rejection), release-metadata expiry, channel pinning, key\n 144|  rotation/revocation list, **adapter content signing**;\n 145|- **consent gating** (`REQ-UPD-4`) — gated on user confirmation delivered to the\n 146|  most-recently-active live session; opt-in full-auto;\n*147|- **adapter ripple-update** (`REQ-UPD-5` + `REQ-SEAM-UPDATE`) — spt-core conducts\n*148|  the stack: self first, then each registered adapter via its manifest `[update]`\n 149|  avenue (file-pull / delegated command), with adapter content signing.\n 150|\n 151|**Out:**\n 152|- **Peer-propagation transport over P2P** (`REQ-UPD-1`) — needs the M4 network\n*153|  layer. M3c ships the update *engine* with **self-fetch / out-of-band** delivery\n 154|  (ADR-0004: \"layered on self-fetch, out-of-band still supported\"); peer-propagation\n 155|  is the M4 transport plugged into the same engine. `REQ-UPD-1` activates at M4.\n 156|\n...\n 162|- **`spt-daemon` consolidation** — copy the sister's hard-won **ordering /\n*163|  liveness invariants** (orphan grace 1.1, echo 3.3, stale-sweep 3.2, stable-PID\n 164|  anchor 5.1, gen_start 2.4) and clean-room the process model (the sister's\n 165|  separate listener + wrapper processes collapse into the one daemon — ADR-0004).\n*166|- **self-update** — clean-room (the sister used a GitHub remote + `gh`; spt-core\n 167|  self-fetches + verifies signatures, P2P transport at M4 — ADR-0002/0004).\n 168|\n 169|## New requirements to register first (TRACEABILITY rule 3)\n...\n 172|- daemon → `REQ-DAEMON-1/2/3/4`; terminal → `REQ-TERM-1/2/3`; startup →\n*173|  `REQ-START-3`; update → `REQ-UPD-2/3/4/5`, `REQ-SEAM-UPDATE`; `REQ-UPD-1`\n 174|  (peer-propagation) stays `[]` until M4.\n 175|- hazards → `REQ-HAZARD-CONPTY-DSR` (5.5), `REQ-HAZARD-DAEMON-HOSTED-LIVENESS`\n 176|  (2.5), `REQ-HAZARD-RESTART-IDEMPOTENT` (7.2), `REQ-HAZARD-HANDOFF-ARGV-COMPAT`\n*177|  (2.3), `REQ-HAZARD-GEN-START-NOW` (2.4), `REQ-HAZARD-UPDATE-ROLLBACK` — all\n 178|  registered; activate per task.\n 179|- `REQ-DAEMON-4` (\"honor every KNOWN-HAZARDS invariant\") is the conformance\n 180|  umbrella — activate last (M3 close), evidenced by the hazard suite being green.\n...\n 188|lifecycle** (the load-bearing consolidation) → daemon liveness → idempotent\n*189|boundary → orphan-watch → spt-hosted startup → auto-start. Self-update last (it\n*190|rests on the broker/brain split being real): update-class engine → signature +\n 191|rollback hardening → consent gating → adapter ripple. Each task tags evidence +\n 192|activates its reqs in the same commit; `traceable-reqs check` green before the next.\n 193|\n## M3a-PLAN.md\n 10|> plan is **M3a — `spt-term`**, the broker's PTY / session-surface half. **M3b**\n*11|> (the `spt-daemon` broker/brain process + IPC) and **M3c** (self-update) follow.\n 12|\n 13|## Goal\n 14|\n\n## .github/workflows/\n### ci.yml\n 263|  # ---- D7-2 new-brain × old-broker N-1 verb-surface gate (ADR-0018 V6) ----\n*264|  # Steady state after every routine brain-only update is a NEW brain talking to\n 265|  # an OLDER broker, so the current brain must serve the socket verbs against a\n 266|  # prior-era broker without a clap/arity reject or a verb desync (KH-2.3). The\n 267|  # \"old broker\" is the restoration split boundary — D1 skeleton 0c95435 (a\n### release.yml\n 3|# CI's half of the ceremony: build the platform binaries on both self-hosted\n*4|# runners, assemble the asset set the self-updater consumes (binaries,\n 5|# SHA256SUMS, manifest.schema.json, mock-adapter.zip, and the docs bundle\n 6|# spt-docs.tar.gz — ADR-0036 §4), and create a DRAFT release on the private\n 7|# channel BigscreenVR/spt-bs-releases (cross-repo via the RELEASES_TOKEN\n...\n 11|# normally one command that downloads, verifies, signs (binaries + the docs\n*12|# entry in the update set), uploads, and flips the draft:\n 13|#   SPT_RELEASE_SEED=<seed> cargo run -p xtask -- release-publish \\\n 14|#     --tag <vX.Y.Z> --key-id rel-primary-2026 --version <N>\n 15|#\n...\n 29|        # Asset names MUST match the SUPPORTED_PLATFORMS registry rows\n*30|        # (crates/spt-daemon/src/release.rs) — the update-set + installer key on\n 31|        # them. `target` empty = the host-default toolchain (gnu / msvc); a set\n 32|        # `target` cross-builds that Rust triple (the static musl tier, W3).\n 33|        # [impl->REQ-RELEASE-MUSL-ARTIFACT]\n...\n 59|        run: |\n*60|          sudo apt-get update\n 61|          sudo apt-get install -y musl-tools cmake\n 62|          rustup target add \"${{ matrix.target }}\"\n 63|      - name: Build release binary\n...\n 135|        # llms exports + raw .md + schema, one tar.gz. 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The\n  56│  unfiled part is now preserved and filed as soon as the project resolves —\n  57│  nothing is dropped.\n *58│- A stale or leaked identity value inherited through the environment could let\n  59│  a new session sit down in an agent seat that was not its own. The daemon now\n  60│  scrubs inherited identity variables at startup and refuses seat takeovers\n  61│  from sessions that do not hold the seat.\n    │...\n  69│\n *70│A reliability patch closing the last update-wedge failure mode: a stuck session\n  71│consumer can no longer freeze the daemon under load.\n  72│\n *73│> **Applying this update needs a daemon restart.** Unlike the recent seamless\n *74│> in-place updates, this fix lives in the always-on daemon, so `spt update fetch\n  75│> --apply` lands it via a full daemon restart rather than a live swap — your\n  76│> sessions restart as the daemon comes back. This is a one-time cost to install\n  77│> the fix.\n    │...\n  90│\n *91│A reliability patch completing the in-place-update fix: applying an update no longer\n  92│freezes your live terminal sessions.\n  93│\n  94│### Fixed\n  95│\n *96│- Applying an update in place with `spt update fetch --apply` could still freeze all of\n  97│  your live terminal sessions a few seconds after the swap — they stopped streaming and\n  98│  `spt rc` could no longer attach, so the box had to be restarted to recover. (The\n *99│  previous release narrowed this but did not fully close it.) Resuming across the update\n 100│  no longer floods the daemon's internal channel, so your open sessions keep streaming and\n 101│  `spt rc` keeps working straight through the swap — no freeze, no restart. (Because the\n 102│  fix lives in the incoming version, updating *to* this release is what makes your next\n*103│  in-place update seamless.)\n 104│\n 105│## [0.30.4] - 2026-07-09\n 106│\n*107│A follow-up reliability patch for in-place updates: resumed sessions are no longer\n*108│seized during the update handoff.\n 109│\n 110│### Fixed\n 111│\n*112│- Applying an update in place with `spt update fetch --apply` could freeze or seize\n 113│  control of your live terminal sessions as the daemon restarted — a resumed session\n 114│  could be taken over so that your open session and `spt rc` stopped responding across\n 115│  the swap. Resumed sessions now re-attach as observers instead of taking over the\n 116│  session's controller, so your open sessions and `spt rc` keep working across the\n*117│  brain swap. (Follow-up to the previous release's seamless-swap fix.)\n 118│\n 119│## [0.30.3] - 2026-07-09\n 120│\n*121│A reliability patch for in-place updates, plus two message- and endpoint-delivery\n 122│correctness fixes.\n 123│\n 124│### Fixed\n 125│\n*126│- Applying an update in place with `spt update fetch --apply` could freeze every live\n*127│  terminal session for about 30 seconds and then roll the update back instead of\n 128│  completing the swap. The incoming version now drives the running daemon to clear a\n*129│  hard-stopped prior session during the handoff, so the update completes seamlessly with\n 130│  your sessions staying up — no freeze, no rollback. (Because the fix lives in the\n 131│  incoming version's logic, updating *to* this release is what makes your next in-place\n## CI-SELFHOST-PLAN.md\n 10│\n*11│> **2026-06-07 update:** kitsubito (Ubuntu 22.04.5, 16-core, tailscale\n 12│> `100.98.197.12`) replaced gravity-linux as the Linux runner — same glibc\n 13│> 2.35 / rustc 1.96 baseline, labels `self-hosted, Linux, kitsubito`.\n 14│\n   │...\n 40│   - `concurrency: { group: ci-${{ github.ref }}, cancel-in-progress: true }`\n*41│     so a re-push cancels the stale run instead of queuing behind it.\n 42│5. **Keep the workflow surface identical** — push → `gh run watch` → green\n 43│   stays the loop; PR checks/traceability gate unchanged.\n 44│6. **Decommission**: nothing to delete; hosted runners simply stop being\n## CONTEXT.md\n   6│\n  *7│Harness-independent core for the SPT ecosystem. Provides inter-agent messaging, live-agent lifecycle, terminal wrapping, self-update, and networking primitives — as both a Rust library workspace and a canonical reference binary. Designed so any agent runtime (Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, headless, future harnesses) can interface with the SPT ecosystem either by shelling out to the binary or by linking the crates directly.\n   8│\n   9│Successor to `claude_skill_owl` (today's \"modern SPT\"), which is being rebuilt as `spt-core` to untether the system from Claude Code and lift it to a general-purpose agent-ecosystem core.\n  10│\n    │...\n  16│**spt.exe / spt** (canonical binary):\n *17│The reference binary built from the workspace. Replaces today's `owl.exe`. Most external integrations (plugins, hooks, scripts in other harnesses) interact with spt-core *only* through this binary — fire-and-forget subcommands, long-running listeners under a parent harness's process supervisor, etc. Unix builds use the same name without `.exe`.\n  18│\n  19│**library workspace**:\n  20│The set of Rust crates that compose spt-core. Consumers that want a deeper integration than shelling out to `spt.exe` link these crates directly. The reference binary is itself a consumer of the workspace. The expected non-binary consumers are future first-party services that link Rust directly.\n    │...\n  31│\n *32│Internally the logical daemon is split into two implementation layers for seamless self-update (see Self-update):\n *33│- **broker** (stable \"kernel\") — holds *only* the un-transferable, must-not-die resources: PTY master fds, the spawned harness child processes, and listening network sockets. Minimal, dumb, versioned local IPC. Almost never updates.\n *34│- **daemon brain** (\"userspace\") — all logic (routing, registry, pulse/psyche loops, manifest parsing, update orchestration). Restarts freely on update; rehydrates from disk state and re-attaches to the broker's held handles.\n  35│\n  36│Logical addressing is unchanged — still one per-machine `spt-daemon`; the broker is an internal layer, not separately addressable. There is exactly **one broker per machine** (per `SPT_HOME`) — *not* one per endpoint: a single broker holds every hosted endpoint's resources, and it is present whenever the daemon runs, even with zero endpoints online (the bare-daemon case). It is therefore the always-present per-machine layer, which is why the single-daemon lock + liveness anchor belong to it.\n  37│\n    │...\n  72│**adapter manifest header** (`adapter_name` + version compat):\n *73│Every manifest declares a unified **`adapter_name`** (e.g. `claude-spt`), carried on every `api` invocation too. It is load-bearing: one daemon hosts endpoints from multiple adapters, so it resolves an endpoint's manifest + seams by `adapter_name`; adapter-update ripples target by it; capability/manifest lookup and telemetry key on it. The header also declares the adapter's own version and a **`min_spt_core_version`** — the minimum spt-core the adapter requires. This declaration must be **readable befo...\n  74│\n  75│<!-- [doc->REQ-MANIFEST-2] -->\n  76│**adapter profile** (ratified 2026-06-11, Gateway grill; future spt-core milestone — first beneficiaries `spt-claude-code` and the usbip shell):\n *77│A named **sparse overlay** on its parent adapter manifest. Merge semantics are **leaf-replace**: a profile key replaces the whole value at that path (arrays included — never spliced or appended). The merged result is a complete manifest, and the profile behaves as a distinct adapter option everywhere: canonical addressing is the composite **`<adapter>:<profile>`** (`claude-spt:work`, `spt-usbip-driver:hid-only`) in every place a bare `adapter_name` rides today (perch `info.json`, capability resolution,...\n  78│_Avoid_: \"manifest fork\", \"child adapter\", per-profile versioning.\n  79│\n  80│**adapter strings** (ratified 2026-06-11, Gateway grill):\n  81│<!-- [doc->REQ-MANIFEST-3] -->\n *82│A `[strings]` manifest section — an adapter-authored JSON/TOML KV tree, dot-path-readable by anything on the node via `spt adapter get-string <adapter-option> <key.path>` (e.g. a harness hook fetching per-profile `additionalContext` — one hook script serves every profile, only the data differs). Resolution rides the **same leaf-replace profile overlay** as the rest of the manifest: a shipped or local profile may override base strings; `get-string` returns the merged view for the named adapter option....\n  83│<!-- [doc->REQ-MANIFEST-5] -->\n *84│**File-backed strings** (M12-W3): a `[strings]` value MAY be a **file pointer** instead of an inline literal — a value-position table with **exactly one** key `file`: `skill = { file = \"skill.md\" }`. `get-string` resolves it to the file's **contents** (so large bodies — skill-instructions, hint text — stay out of the manifest). The exactly-one-key rule is the disambiguation: any other table shape stays an opaque nested strings tree (existing trees untouched), and `{ file = … }` is reserved as the...\n *85│_Avoid_: treating strings as config knobs for spt-core itself (those are global settings); \"adapter KV store\" as a separate registry; putting user files in the adapter-shipped `strings/` dir (clobbered by updates — use a local profile).\n  86│\n *87│**manifest substitution in `[strings]`** (ratified 2026-06-25, v0.16.0 update-arc grill):\n *88│`get-string` resolves a set of **adapter-static** substitution keys inside a returned string value at **read time** (lazily, like file-backed strings): **`{adapter_dir}`** — the registry record's precise `source_dir` (the install dir; survives updates; the same dir bare-program resolution already uses) — and **`{adapter_name}`**. Session-scoped keys (`{id}`/`{session_id}`/…) are **not** available: `get-string` carries no session context today, and a `get-string --session-id` for session-scoped subs...\n  89│_Avoid_: session-scoped substitution through bare `get-string`; reading this as spt-core executing a string (it never does — the adapter wrapper executes the resolved value).\n  90│\n  91│**keyword hints** (ratified 2026-06-12 — core milestone A):\n    │...\n  95│\n *96│**adapter update declaration** (manifest field):\n  97│<!-- [doc->REQ-UPD-9] -->\n *98│Each adapter manifest declares how spt-core should *ripple-update the adapter itself* (see Self-update). One of: **file-pull** (a plugin-directory lookup regex + a gh repo for the adapter's latest files — spt-core fetches + swaps), **delegated command** (a binary command the adapter owns, e.g. `claude.exe plugin update` — spt-core invokes it), or **gh_release** (the adapter ships its updates from its own GitHub releases). After initial bootstrap, the plugin no longer self-manages updates; spt-core co...\n  99│\n*100│**adapter packaging & live update** (v0.13.2; ADR-0024, ADR-0025):\n 101│<!-- [doc->REQ-ADAPTER-GH-TRANSPORT] -->\n*102│A `.spt` may be **multi-platform**: shared `manifest.toml` + `strings/` at the root, role binaries under per-target-triple subdirectories (`x86_64-pc-windows-msvc/`, …); install/update extracts the shared root plus only the current node's triple, flattened into `install_dir`, so flat `<install_dir>/<program>` resolution is unchanged. It stays one signed asset (`adapter.spt`, plain-tar or gzip); a multi-platform archive missing the recipient's triple is a typed `NoArtifactForPlatform`. Large adapters ma...\n*103│<!-- [doc->REQ-ADAPTER-UPDATE-MESSAGE] -->\n*104│An optional **`[update].message`** (avenue-agnostic) is a plain multi-line operator notice surfaced to stdout, markdown-rendered (the helpfmt prose path), **only when an update is actually applied** (the version changed) — never on a no-op. It is read from the newly-installed manifest with no `{key}` substitution; its use is to announce a post-update action (e.g. \"run `/reload-plugins` in any ongoing sessions\").\n 105│\n*106│**composite update — `[update.post]`** (ratified 2026-06-25, v0.16.0 update-arc grill; ADR-0029):\n*107│An optional **avenue-agnostic** post-step `{ command, self_verifies }` spt-core runs **after** the primary avenue resolves, in the same `spt adapter update` — so one lever pulls the adapter `.spt` (`gh_release`) **and** runs a delegated reconcile (e.g. an adapter's `claude plugin update` cross-platform binary). It **runs unconditionally** (even when the adapter version did not change — the post-step's own idempotent check decides), receiving a one-line **stdin JSON** seam (`adapter_applied`, `adapter...\n 108│\n## DIGEST-MILESTONE-PLAN.md\n 102│- **T-docs — sweep.** MANIFEST `[digest]` (T-doc), **harness integration checklist**\n*103│  updated, CHANGELOG `[Unreleased]` (note: ADR-0008 source-mechanism **superseded by\n 104│  ADR-0019**; the v0.5.0 note is **not** retro-edited — the next release's changelog\n 105│  records the supersession coinciding with it), CONTEXT.md (done), ADR-0019 (done). `[doc]`\n 106│\n## F-018-ADAPTER-ADD-NONDESTRUCTIVE-DESIGN.md\n 23│\n*24│Contrast: `cmd_adapter_update` (cli.rs:6507) is ALREADY safe — stages to\n*25│`<safe>.update.spt`, then `apply_release_crc_swap(&staged, &dest)` (W3d\n 26│content-hash swap, never-strand). The add path predates that pattern.\n 27│\n 28│## Fix — two changes, both reuse existing safe primitives\n   │...\n 43│ADAPTER_ADD_ALREADY_REGISTERED:<name>: already installed at <dir>.\n*44│Use `spt adapter update <name>` to refresh it in place (safe stage-then-swap),\n 45│or `spt adapter remove <name>` then re-add to replace it.\n 46│```\n 47│\n   │...\n 58│- **`fetch_release_adapter`**: instead of `remove_dir_all(&dest)` + write-archive\n*59│  + `extract_release_archive(&archive, &dest)`, mirror the update path: stage the\n 60│  archive bytes to `_github/<safe>.add.spt`, `create_dir_all(&dest)`, then\n 61│  `apply_release_crc_swap(&staged_archive, &dest)` (the same never-strand\n*62│  content-hash swap update uses). Remove the staged archive after. On any error\n 63│  the live dest is untouched.\n 64│- **`--github` clone arm**: clone into a sibling staging dir\n*65│  `_github/<safe>.staging` (remove a stale one first). Only on clone SUCCESS:\n 66│  `remove_dir_all(&dest)` (if present) then `rename(staging → dest)`. The remove\n 67│  now happens strictly AFTER the new tree is fully materialised → a failed/partial\n 68│  clone never strands the old install. Clean up `staging` on any error path.\n   │...\n 82│  non-destructive: re-adding a registered adapter is refused (use `adapter\n*83│  update`); (re)population stages-then-swaps.\" Tag `<!-- [doc->REQ-INSTALL-13] -->`.\n 84│- Flip `required_stages = [\"doc\",\"impl\",\"unit\",\"int\"]` for REQ-INSTALL-13.\n 85│  - int folds into REQ-INSTALL-4/9's deferred real-repo E2E (note it in the comment).\n 86│\n## M0-PLAN.md\n 53│| T10 | Perch layout + single path resolver (no flat/nested siblings) | copy/adapt `perch_path.rs` | REQ-HAZARD-SINGLE-PATH-SOURCE, -WORKER-PATH | all perch paths route one resolver; no divergent sibling layouts |\n*54│| T11 | Registry persistence + stale-entry cleanup (local; cross-node *resolution* deferred M4) | copy `registry.rs` | REQ-HAZARD-REGISTRY-STALE-CLEAN; R-INST-7 (partial: local) | stale (dead-PID) entry cleaned before lookup; never hard-fails on stale |\n 55│| T12 | `info.json` shape + torn-read tolerance (atomic write + read-retry) | copy verbatim | REQ-HAZARD-INFO-JSON-TORN-READ | concurrent read during write yields valid or retried, never torn |\n 56│\n 57│## Tasks — infra\n   │...\n 71│- **Store:** EBUSY-RENAME, UNC-PATH-STRIP, DEFERRED-DRAIN, DEFERRED-SURVIVE-DRAIN,\n*72│  SINGLE-PATH-SOURCE, WORKER-PATH, REGISTRY-STALE-CLEAN, INFO-JSON-TORN-READ; R-INST-7 (partial).\n 73│\n 74│**Stay `[]` (later milestones):** all R-NET/R-PAIR (M4), R-DAEMON/R-API/R-SEAM/R-START (M2),\n 75│R-TERM (M3), R-UPD (M3), R-INST-1..6/8 cross-node (M4), R-REACH (M4), the lifecycle/live hazards.\n   │...\n 92│- **T8–T12 `spt-store`:** atomic write (EBUSY retry) + UNC strip, SQLite spool\n*93│  (deferred-aware), perch resolver, registry (stale-clean), info.json\n 94│  (torn-read tolerant).\n 95│- **T13–T14:** CI matrix + traceability hard gate; activation sweep.\n 96│\n## M1-PLAN.md\n  50│  spool fallback when the target is offline/unreachable; target id → address via\n *51│  the registry (stale-clean first); reply routing (`__REPLY_TO__`).\n  52│- **`REQ-MSG-2`** — `spt` binary CLI surface: `send` / `ring` / `ready` / `poll` /\n  53│  `list` / `stop` / `whoami`, stable arg shapes + exit codes.\n  54│- **`REQ-MSG-3`** — Ready-agent lifecycle: register perch (info.json + listener +\n    │...\n 107│  move, not a rewrite. (KNOWN-HAZARDS 1.1 maps the eventual single-writer model.)\n*108│- **Loopback port churn + stale registry.** A crashed listener leaves a stale\n*109│  address; M0's `resolve_address` (clean-stale-before-lookup) is the guard —\n 110│  exercise it under the recycled-pid hazard in T2.\n 111│- **Ephemeral ring perch leak** (3.1) is the classic ring bug — test cleanup on the\n 112│  timeout and error paths, not just success.\n## M11-PLAN.md\n  27│   avatar movement) where a missed frame is superseded by the next, and spooled replay\n *28│   of stale control on relink would be *actively wrong*.\n  29│2. **Shell tunnel** — a long-lived, **reliable-ordered** opaque byte stream (a\n  30│   dedicated QUIC stream pair bound to the link) the channel taxonomy must NOT\n  31│   reinterpret; first consumer is usbip URB traffic.\n    │...\n 171│  (`shellhost::bind_shell_by_token`, manifest-enabled only); broker holds the `stream_id` in\n*172│  shell state **online-generation stamped** — *the* crash-proof no-stale-stream leg (R1):\n*173│  a stale stream_id from a prior online-gen is NEVER reused after relink even if\n 174│  `close_shell`'s drop never ran (brain crash mid-close). **Close** at `close_shell`\n 175│  (link-break) = finish+drop = prompt cleanup, NOT the guarantee. **Opaque relay**: tunnel\n 176│  bytes ARE the payload (no envelope, no MAC-frame parse, no spool) — sibling carve-out to\n## M12-ENDPOINT-RUN-PICKER.md\n 60│\n*61│  **`s` keybind (every pre-start options set):** \"New `cc-<id>` shortcut\" — or \"Update\n 62│  `cc-<id>` shortcut\" if a matching filename already exists — builds the `cc-<id>` launcher\n 63│  (e.g. `cc-doyle`) at project root with the current selection's flags BAKED IN (non-interactive).\n 64│\n## M12-PLAN.md\n 45│  `<project> @ <ts> (...id5)`).\n*46│- **T2.4** `s` keybind = build/update `cc-<id>` shortcut at project root with baked flags.\n 47│- **Phone caveat:** don't hard-couple interaction to keybinds (future tap-mode layer).\n 48│\n 49│## Wave 3 — adapter manifest enhancements\n## M12-W2-PLAN.md\n  20│  `<project> @ <ts> (...id5)`).\n *21│- **T2.4** `s` keybind = build/update `cc-<id>` shortcut at project root with baked\n  22│  non-interactive flags. Requires the flag set to cover every terminal action of the flow.\n  23│- **Phone caveat:** don't hard-couple interaction to keybinds (future tap-mode layer can\n  24│  reuse the same state model + action enum).\n    │...\n  91│   on Unix at project root, each baking the non-interactive `spt endpoint run` flags? Or a\n *92│   single portable form? Confirm the shape + the \"Update if exists\" overwrite semantics.\n  93│5. **Non-interactive flag completeness (T2.4 dependency).** The shortcut bakes the full\n  94│   selection. Today `Run{}` lacks `--create` (explicit create-vs-resume) and has no\n  95│   kick/instantiate/fork verbs. Proposal: add `--create` (explicit, the default-fresh made\n    │...\n 127│  create-new re-entry; Resume + Kick per Q1/Q3 rulings).\n*128│- **T2.4** `s` keybind → write/update the `cc-<id>` shortcut (format per Q4) with baked flags\n 129│  (per Q5); add `--create` to `Run{}`.\n 130│- Unit: state-model transitions (category nav, filter narrowing, cursor windowing), the\n 131│  status→square mapping, the adapter→profile tree build, the shortcut-script content +\n*132│  create-vs-update, the flag→action mapping. Activate stages as evidence lands. Full suite +\n 133│  clippy -D + `traceable-reqs check` EXIT=0. W2 gate (doyle).\n 134│\n 135│## Crystallized design (2026-06-14, post-ruling — doyle GO, `M12-W2-RULING.md`)\n    │...\n 174│  overwrite our-own freely, **REFUSE + warn** if a same-named file lacks the sentinel (never\n*175│  clobber a user file). \"Update if exists\" = overwrite-our-own-only.\n 176│- **Q5 flags: additive `--create` approved** (N-1-safe; the default-fresh made explicit).\n 177│  Shortcut covers **terminal actions only**: adapter[:profile] + id + (create|resume) +\n 178│  (start|attach|view). Resume IS bakeable. Kick/Instantiate/Change-adapter/Fork stay\n    │...\n 183│  windowing, status→square, adapter→profile tree, ledger→resume-titles, shortcut content +\n*184│  create-vs-update, flag→action) as unit. The live key loop is a **manual-verify leg** (like\n 185│  REQ-PAIR-6's OS probe). The integrating bringup path is ALREADY int-covered (W1/W1.5\n 186│  `cmd_endpoint_run`); the picker rides it.\n 187│- **Q6/Q7 UX defaults: APPROVED.** In-process `spt/src/picker/`; bare `spt endpoint run` (no\n## M12-W2-RULING.md\n 35│- **Invocation reality (document in `--help` / the generated header):** truly-bare `cc-<id>` (no `.\\`, no ext) works only from **cmd.exe in the project dir** (cmd searches cwd + PATHEXT). **PowerShell needs `.\\cc-<id>`** (it refuses cwd execution but honors PATHEXT, so `.\\cc-<id>` finds the `.cmd`). **Unix needs `./cc-<id>`** (name it `cc-<id>` no extension + exec bit; `.` not on PATH). Truly-bare `cc` everywhere = a launcher installed into a PATH dir — that's `/spt:setup`'s job (SCOPE #1), not the pro...\n*36│- **Overwrite semantics:** the shortcut is a derived artifact — regenerate freely, BUT only overwrite a file carrying a generated-by **sentinel** (a header comment marker the generator writes + checks). If a same-named file lacks the sentinel, refuse + warn (don't clobber a user file). \"Update if exists\" = overwrite-our-own-only.\n 37│\n 38│**Q5 — non-interactive flags: approve additive `--create`.**\n 39│Add `--create` to `Run{}` (explicit fresh, the default-fresh made explicit; N-1-safe additive). Shortcut covers only **terminal actions reachable non-interactively**: adapter[:profile] + id + (create|resume) + (start|attach|view). Resume IS in this set (ledger + `--resume` exist). Interactive-only branches (Kick, Instantiate-locally, Change-adapter, Fork) stay picker-only — not bakeable. Confirm.\n   │...\n 55│- **REQs:** REQ-RUN-PICKER (interactive TUI) + REQ-RUN-SHORTCUT (`cc-<id>` gen + additive flags) — two REQs is the right granularity (separable surfaces). Approve.\n*56│- **Stages: doc + impl + unit. NO `int` on the TUI.** ratatui renders to a testable `Buffer` — assert the rendered buffer for screen-state + state-model transitions (category nav, filter narrowing, cursor windowing, status→square, adapter→profile tree, ledger→resume-titles, shortcut content + create-vs-update, flag→action). The live key loop is a **manual-verify leg** (like REQ-PAIR-6's OS probe — note it in the plan). The integrating bringup path is ALREADY int-covered (W1/W1.5 `cmd_endpoint...\n 57│- **Q6/Q7 UX defaults: approved.** In-process `spt/src/picker/`; bare `spt endpoint run` (no `--adapter`/`--id`) = interactive, flags-present = today's non-interactive path untouched; action enum = single source of truth (tap-mode layers on later); nucleo `/` filter; ratatui two-column layout; pinned legend.\n 58│\n 59│## Binding invariant (gate condition)\n## M12-W2.5-PLAN.md\n 111│\n*112│## GATE #7 (doyle/operator, NON-NEGOTIABLE) — a brain update must NOT kick attached operators\n*113│The seamless-self-update invariant (ADR-0018) ∩ the controller/viewer model. Today ONE operator\n 114│survives a target-brain restart exactly-once (attach.rs:16/509; broker owns the stream/session/\n 115│OutputLog/journal; successor re-serves the SAME stream from seq 0; int\n 116│`attach_survives_target_brain_restart_exactly_once`; REQ-HAZARD-BROKER-PROCESS-ISOLATION + REQ-DAEMON-2).\n    │...\n 122│   best-effort).\n*123│3. ⚠ **THE TRAP — DO NOT SELF-KICK ON UPDATE:** the successor re-subscribing / re-taking the\n 124│   controller slot MUST NOT fire `Displaced{by}`. **`Displaced` fires ONLY on a genuine cross-operator\n 125│   `Take` (a DIFFERENT node taking control), NEVER on a brain-restart re-serve of the SAME controller.**\n 126│   Distinguish the two re-subscribe causes: (a) brain-restart re-serve = restore SAME controller, NO\n*127│   notice, seamless cursor resume; (b) operator `Take` = NEW controller displaces incumbent →\n 128│   `Displaced{by}` to the victim. Gate the notice on a genuine control-OWNERSHIP change, not a slot\n 129│   re-subscribe. (Impl: the `Resume`/handoff subscribe role re-takes the controller slot silently; only\n 130│   the `Take` intent path emits `Displaced` — and only when displacing a DIFFERENT live controller.)\n*131│- **GATE CONDITION #7** (doyle verifies) + **INT TEST**: a brain update (Life1→Life2) mid-session WITH\n*132│  a controller + ≥1 viewer attached → ALL survive exactly-once, NO `Displaced` to anyone, seamless\n 133│  resume from cursors. Extend `attach_survives_target_brain_restart_exactly_once` to the\n 134│  controller+viewer case.\n 135│\n    │...\n 228│  detach_session (broker stamps driven_by=None) so None is the last write — else resting RMW\n*229│  restores the stale marker (the clear-race the single-writer model averts; caught via flaky\n 230│  detection int test, fixed by ordering in serve_attach EOF).\n 231│- **T3 DONE + GREEN (serve_attach)** — intent→role via `Subscribed` outcome: Controller/TookControl\n 232│  →wake+flush buffered input; Viewer→wake-neutral+discard input; BusyControlled→refuse (close\n    │...\n 235│  Displaced to wire. Controller-only resting edges. Removed serve_attach's own mark_driven_by\n*236│  (broker owns). `attach_registers_remote_drive_detection` updated (labeled spawn + async-clear poll).\n 237│- **T0 DONE** — REQ-RCVIEW-1 (doc+impl+unit+int) · REQ-KICK-1 (doc+impl+unit+int) ·\n 238│  REQ-HAZARD-VIEWER-ISOLATION (unit+int) added to `traceable-reqs.toml`.\n 239│- **T4 DONE (rc)** — `run_attach(id, AttachIntent)`; `spt rc --take` (Take) + `--view` (Viewer) +\n## M2a-PLAN.md\n  57│- **The consolidated `spt-daemon` (M3):** see interim note below.\n *58│- **Adapter ripple-update *execution* (M3 self-update):** M2a parses `[update]`;\n *59│  conducting updates is M3.\n  60│- **Cross-node / Shell concrete kinds (M4/M5).**\n  61│\n  62│**Interim-model note (no daemon — decision 2026-06-01).** CONTEXT describes the\n    │...\n 109│| T0 | Scaffold `spt-runtime` crate (members + deps: spt-proto/store/msg, serde, toml); activation-prep | new | — | crate compiles; `check` green |\n*110│| T1 | Manifest schema: typed structs for every `docs/MANIFEST.md` section (`[adapter]`, `[hooks.*]`, `[session.*]`, `[env]`, `[history]`, `[inject]`, `[session]` dirs, `[identity]`, `[update]`, Shell body) + parse + validate (helpful errors) | clean-room; schema = `docs/MANIFEST.md` | REQ-MANIFEST-1 | a fixture manifest round-trips; an invalid manifest yields a clear error, not a panic |\n 111│| T2 | `AgentRuntime` trait + `ManifestRuntime`: substitution-key catalog + opaque-template fill + **spawn-session** seam (spawn a process from a role template with `cwd`/env/detach) | clean-room (sister `start.rs` spawn mechanics) | REQ-SEAM-SPAWN; REQ-HAZARD-SUBPROCESS-TIMEOUT | given a manifest + keys, the runtime spawns the templated process; missing keys error before spawn; spawns carry a timeout |\n 112│\n 113│## Tasks — `api` inbound surface (in the `spt` binary, over `spt-runtime`)\n    │...\n 117│| T3 | `spt api` dispatch group: `--manifest`/`--adapter` resolution, `adapter_name` on every call, exit codes; **local-api-auth** (each mutation authenticated to an endpoint/session) | adapt `cli.rs`; CONTEXT \"Inbound api surface\" | REQ-API-1; REQ-HAZARD-LOCAL-API-AUTH | `spt api --help` lists the surface; a call without a resolvable endpoint/auth is refused non-zero |\n*118│| T4 | Harness-hosted startup: `api seed` (interim seed-**file** by `parent_pid`) + `api listen <id>` (consume seed, validate `session_id` vs pid-recycle, bind perch skeleton→live, relay loop) + `api bind` (post-spawn) | clean-room; CONTEXT \"Startup flows\" | REQ-START-1, REQ-START-2, REQ-SEAM-POSTSPAWN, REQ-API-2; REQ-HAZARD-WINDOWS-PID-RECYCLE | seed→listen binds a live perch reachable by id; a stale/mismatched seed never binds; listen relays a delivered message |\n 119│| T5 | Delivery + activity: `api state <busy\\|idle>` (+ echo-gate sentinel, `--no-gate`, `api echo-gate set/clear`) + `api poll [--include-deferred]` (hook delivery drain) + inject-method selection (hook/relay; PTY=M3) | sister sentinels + M1 spool | REQ-SEAM-ACTIVITY, REQ-SEAM-INJECT, REQ-API-2 | `api state idle` writes the perch sentinels; `api poll` drains non-deferred (deferred only with the flag) |\n 120│| T6 | Worker perches: `api worker-start`/`worker-stop` (nested create/teardown under parent) + `api worker-poll` + **cascade-wipe guard** (no hard-delete of a parent hosting non-empty children) | sister subagent hooks (clean-room) | REQ-API-2; REQ-HAZARD-CASCADE-WIPE-GUARD | a worker perch nests under its parent + is addressable; stopping a parent with live workers is refused/soft |\n 121│| T7 | Reporting + boundary: `api boundary <clear\\|compact>` (rebind to new `session_id`, keep identity+parent_pid) + `api session-end` (soft teardown default; `--erase`) + `api presence` + `api history-log` (Path-B native store) + `api emit` (Shell stub) + capability (`hostable_types`) + env-alias supply | CONTEXT api surface; `docs/STORAGE.md` | REQ-API-2, REQ-API-3, REQ-START-4, REQ-SEAM-CAPABILITY; REQ-HAZARD-SOFT-CLEANUP | boundary rebinds without losing the perch; session-end preserves spool/histor...\n    │...\n 150│**Stay `[]` (M2b):** REQ-SEAM-PSYCHE, REQ-SEAM-RESUME, REQ-SEAM-HISTORY (echo\n*151│source). **Stay `[]` (M3):** REQ-START-3 (spt-hosted), REQ-SEAM-UPDATE execution,\n 152│REQ-DAEMON-*, REQ-HAZARD-CONPTY-DSR, REQ-HAZARD-RESTART-IDEMPOTENT,\n 153│REQ-HAZARD-DROP-FILE-SINGLE-WRITER (enforced at M2b ingest / M3 daemon). **Stay\n 154│`[]` (M4/M5):** all R-NET/R-PAIR, REQ-EP-4 (PresenceChannel impl).\n    │...\n 165│  replaces. Keep it behind a single small module so the M3 swap to in-memory is\n*166│  localized (mirror M1's `resolve_address` stale-clean discipline).\n 167│- **`api listen` is the interim long-running owner.** Same risk as M1's standalone\n 168│  listener — keep the surface thin; M3's `spt-daemon` consolidates.\n 169│- **Manifest schema drift vs `docs/MANIFEST.md`.** The doc is the contract;\n## M2b-PLAN.md\n  37│- **the orphan/signoff ordering invariants** — echo-commune *before* INIT_SIGNOFF\n *38│  (3.3), grace recheck before composing signoff (1.1), stale-signoff sweep on\n  39│  start (3.2).\n  40│\n  41│**M2b done =** `spt-live` compiles + the `api listen` runner hosts the lifecycle\n    │...\n  60│boundary Self-resume-commune** path (echo-before-signoff ordering; grace recheck;\n *61│stale-signoff sweep); the **resume-session seam** (fresh-with-preload +\n  62│continue-existing); the `api listen` wiring that hosts all of it; mock-adapter\n  63│lifecycle templates + a LiveAgent E2E.\n  64│\n    │...\n 104│  **ordering** (`orphan.rs`: grace recheck *before* compose — 1.1; echo-commune\n*105│  *before* INIT_SIGNOFF — 3.3), the stale-signoff sweep (3.2), the drop-file\n 106│  single-writer ownership (6.4), the generation/`gen_start = now()` rule (2.4),\n 107│  the echo-commune-before-signoff sequence (3.3). These are real bugs already\n 108│  paid for once — re-expressed against the spt-store/spt-runtime APIs.\n    │...\n 139│- Signoff/orphan ordering → `REQ-HAZARD-GRACE-BEFORE-SIGNOFF` (1.1, graceful\n*140│  path), `REQ-HAZARD-STALE-SIGNOFF-SENTINEL` (3.2), `REQ-HAZARD-ECHO-BEFORE-\n 141│  SIGNOFF` (3.3).\n 142│\n 143│**The one gap to resolve at plan time:** the **pulse heartbeat** has no dedicated\n    │...\n 160│| T3 | **echo-commune seam**: spawn `[session.echo_commune]` (cheap-model template) consuming T1 history; recursion-guard so its hooks bail; write the result as a **commune drop-file**, tagged project-primary / live-conservative (provenance `Source:`) | clean-room; `docs/CONTEXT-MEMORY.md` | REQ-SEAM-HISTORY (echo source); REQ-HAZARD-DROP-FILE-SINGLE-WRITER | an echo run consumes history + emits a single-writer commune drop; a recursion-guarded child does not re-echo |\n*161│| T4 | **drop-file ingest**: watch the manifest commune/signoff dirs; ingest `<id>-commune.md` / `<id>-signoff.md` into the perch's context store; **spt-core single-writer** (ingest→delete; the mind never deletes); **direct-write precedence** marker (source+timestamp; suppress stale LLM overwrites within the protection window) | clean-room | REQ-API-3 (`int`); REQ-HAZARD-DROP-FILE-SINGLE-WRITER (6.4); REQ-HAZARD-DIRECT-WRITE-PRECEDENCE (6.5) | a dropped commune is ingested + deleted by spt-core; a stal...\n 162│| T5 | **pulse heartbeat**: an interim loop in the `api listen` runner (period = spt-core global config knob, per-endpoint override) driving drop-file polling + pending-echo fires (the M2a `.more-done` gate) + capsule/idle checks | clean-room (sister pulse) | (see \"New requirements\" — default no new req) | the pulse polls the drop dirs at its period; an armed echo-gate triggers exactly one echo, then clears |\n*163│| T6 | **signoff + boundary lifecycle**: graceful signoff (`spt shutdown` / `spt suspend`) runs the echo-commune **before** composing INIT_SIGNOFF (3.3); grace recheck binds `still_gone` **before** any signoff write (1.1); **stale-signoff sweep** on listener start (3.2); boundary authors the **Self-resume commune** (M2a `boundary` rebinds; M2b writes the resume commune) | copy invariants (sister `orphan.rs`) | REQ-HAZARD-ECHO-BEFORE-SIGNOFF (3.3); REQ-HAZARD-GRACE-BEFORE-SIGNOFF (1.1); REQ-HAZARD-STALE-S...\n 164│| T7 | **resume-session seam**: `fresh-with-preload` (spawn a cleared session + `$psyche-context` download) and `continue-existing` (resume `$session_id`); wire into spawn + boundary re-entry | clean-room; CONTEXT §resume seam | REQ-SEAM-RESUME | a resume template re-enters an existing session; a fresh-with-preload launches cleared + preloaded; the wrong/missing key errors before spawn |\n 165│\n 166│## Tasks — `spt` binary + integration + infra\n    │...\n 184│  PRECEDENCE (T4), REQ-HAZARD-ECHO-BEFORE-SIGNOFF (T6), REQ-HAZARD-GRACE-BEFORE-\n*185│  SIGNOFF (T6, graceful path), REQ-HAZARD-STALE-SIGNOFF-SENTINEL (T6). REQ-HAZARD-\n 186│  SUBPROCESS-TIMEOUT reused (M2a) for T1/T2 spawns — no change.\n 187│- **Endpoint types:** REQ-EP-1 / REQ-EP-2 already active (M0) — M2b makes\n 188│  LiveAgent + Psyche *live*; build-evidenced, no stage change.\n 189│\n*190│**Stay `[]` (M3):** REQ-START-3 (spt-hosted), REQ-SEAM-UPDATE, REQ-DAEMON-*,\n 191│REQ-HAZARD-DAEMON-HOSTED-LIVENESS, REQ-HAZARD-CONPTY-DSR, REQ-HAZARD-RESTART-\n 192│IDEMPOTENT, REQ-TERM-*. **Stay `[]` (M4/M5):** all R-NET/R-PAIR, REQ-EP-4\n 193│(PresenceChannel impl), the distributed precedence/freshness generalization.\n## M3-PLAN.md\n  *1│# M3 Plan — Terminal wrapper + daemon + self-update\n   2│\n   3│> **Just-in-time, lightweight** — same pattern as `M0/M1/M2a/M2b-PLAN.md`. The\n   4│> ordered task layer between `ROADMAP.md` (milestone sequence) and\n    │...\n  15│>   M2b lifecycle (REQ-DAEMON-*, REQ-START-3).\n *16│> - **M3c — self-update**: the gated, signed, ripple update engine (REQ-UPD-*,\n *17│>   REQ-SEAM-UPDATE). Peer-propagation *transport* defers to M4 (needs P2P).\n  18│\n  19│## Goal\n  20│\n    │...\n  24│liveness; a `spt-term` broker hosting PTYs behind a versioned local IPC; and a\n *25│**seamless self-update** that swaps the brain without any endpoint noticing. This\n  26│is where the two surviving FATALs land (ADR-0004 daemon, the broker↔brain\n  27│boundary) — the milestone that earns every interim seam its keep.\n  28│\n    │...\n  30│`api listen` process, no seed file); `spt-term` hosts a real PTY with the\n *31│ConPTY-DSR hazard closed; a brain-only self-update swaps the brain with **zero**\n  32│endpoint interruption (the no-terminate invariant, proven E2E); adapters\n *33│ripple-update behind it; `cargo test --workspace` + clippy `-D warnings` green;\n  34│all M3-phase reqs activated; CI matrix (ubuntu + windows) green.\n  35│\n  36│## Why now (what M0–M2b deferred here)\n    │...\n  55│> parity), #5 (100× restart + resize), #6 (idempotent boundary). Docs in\n *56│> `docs/spikes/SPIKE-0{3,4,5,6}-*.md`; ADR-0004 §E updated. M3a + M3b unblocked.\n  57│\n  58│ADR-0004 §E: four gaps **must close before M3 builds the daemon**. Spikes live in\n  59│`spt-spikes/` (the sandbox, per Spike #1/#2), not the spt-core workspace.\n    │...\n 126│- **orphan-watch** — carry the M2b graceful ordering (grace 1.1 / echo 3.3 /\n*127│  stale-sweep 3.2) into the **supervised crash** path the always-on daemon now\n 128│  enables (M2b delivered graceful-only).\n 129│\n 130│**Out:** networking/P2P (M4); the QUIC-stream broker ownership *implementation*\n    │...\n 132│\n*133│### M3c — self-update (gated, signed, ripple)\n 134│\n 135│**In:**\n*136│- the **update-class taxonomy** (ADR-0004 §A): **brain-only** (no endpoint\n 137│  terminates — `REQ-UPD-3`, absolute, the routine case, proven E2E),\n 138│  **broker-compatible** (hot-swap behind the versioned IPC), **broker-breaking**\n 139│  (planned endpoint-cycle, may suspend with consent + scheduling);\n    │...\n 141│  key, on every binary regardless of source;\n*142│- **update hardening** (`REQ-HAZARD-UPDATE-ROLLBACK`, ADR-0004 §D) — monotonic\n 143│  version (rollback rejection), release-metadata expiry, channel pinning, key\n 144│  rotation/revocation list, **adapter content signing**;\n 145│- **consent gating** (`REQ-UPD-4`) — gated on user confirmation delivered to the\n 146│  most-recently-active live session; opt-in full-auto;\n*147│- **adapter ripple-update** (`REQ-UPD-5` + `REQ-SEAM-UPDATE`) — spt-core conducts\n*148│  the stack: self first, then each registered adapter via its manifest `[update]`\n 149│  avenue (file-pull / delegated command), with adapter content signing.\n 150│\n 151│**Out:**\n 152│- **Peer-propagation transport over P2P** (`REQ-UPD-1`) — needs the M4 network\n*153│  layer. M3c ships the update *engine* with **self-fetch / out-of-band** delivery\n 154│  (ADR-0004: \"layered on self-fetch, out-of-band still supported\"); peer-propagation\n 155│  is the M4 transport plugged into the same engine. `REQ-UPD-1` activates at M4.\n 156│\n    │...\n 162│- **`spt-daemon` consolidation** — copy the sister's hard-won **ordering /\n*163│  liveness invariants** (orphan grace 1.1, echo 3.3, stale-sweep 3.2, stable-PID\n 164│  anchor 5.1, gen_start 2.4) and clean-room the process model (the sister's\n 165│  separate listener + wrapper processes collapse into the one daemon — ADR-0004).\n*166│- **self-update** — clean-room (the sister used a GitHub remote + `gh`; spt-core\n 167│  self-fetches + verifies signatures, P2P transport at M4 — ADR-0002/0004).\n 168│\n 169│## New requirements to register first (TRACEABILITY rule 3)\n    │...\n 172│- daemon → `REQ-DAEMON-1/2/3/4`; terminal → `REQ-TERM-1/2/3`; startup →\n*173│  `REQ-START-3`; update → `REQ-UPD-2/3/4/5`, `REQ-SEAM-UPDATE`; `REQ-UPD-1`\n 174│  (peer-propagation) stays `[]` until M4.\n 175│- hazards → `REQ-HAZARD-CONPTY-DSR` (5.5), `REQ-HAZARD-DAEMON-HOSTED-LIVENESS`\n 176│  (2.5), `REQ-HAZARD-RESTART-IDEMPOTENT` (7.2), `REQ-HAZARD-HANDOFF-ARGV-COMPAT`\n*177│  (2.3), `REQ-HAZARD-GEN-START-NOW` (2.4), `REQ-HAZARD-UPDATE-ROLLBACK` — all\n 178│  registered; activate per task.\n 179│- `REQ-DAEMON-4` (\"honor every KNOWN-HAZARDS invariant\") is the conformance\n 180│  umbrella — activate last (M3 close), evidenced by the hazard suite being green.\n    │...\n 188│lifecycle** (the load-bearing consolidation) → daemon liveness → idempotent\n*189│boundary → orphan-watch → spt-hosted startup → auto-start. Self-update last (it\n*190│rests on the broker/brain split being real): update-class engine → signature +\n 191│rollback hardening → consent gating → adapter ripple. Each task tags evidence +\n 192│activates its reqs in the same commit; `traceable-reqs check` green before the next.\n 193│\n## M3a-PLAN.md\n 10│> plan is **M3a — `spt-term`**, the broker's PTY / session-surface half. **M3b**\n*11│> (the `spt-daemon` broker/brain process + IPC) and **M3c** (self-update) follow.\n 12│\n 13│## Goal\n 14│\n\n## .github/workflows/\n### ci.yml\n 263│  # ---- D7-2 new-brain × old-broker N-1 verb-surface gate (ADR-0018 V6) ----\n*264│  # Steady state after every routine brain-only update is a NEW brain talking to\n 265│  # an OLDER broker, so the current brain must serve the socket verbs against a\n 266│  # prior-era broker without a clap/arity reject or a verb desync (KH-2.3). The\n 267│  # \"old broker\" is the restoration split boundary — D1 skeleton 0c95435 (a\n### release.yml\n   3│# CI's half of the ceremony: build the platform binaries on both self-hosted\n  *4│# runners, assemble the asset set the self-updater consumes (binaries,\n   5│# SHA256SUMS, manifest.schema.json, mock-adapter.zip, and the docs bundle\n   6│# spt-docs.tar.gz — ADR-0036 §4), and create a DRAFT release on the private\n   7│# channel BigscreenVR/spt-bs-releases (cross-repo via the RELEASES_TOKEN\n    │...\n  11│# normally one command that downloads, verifies, signs (binaries + the docs\n *12│# entry in the update set), uploads, and flips the draft:\n  13│#   SPT_RELEASE_SEED=<seed> cargo run -p xtask -- release-publish \\\n  14│#     --tag <vX.Y.Z> --key-id rel-primary-2026 --version <N>\n  15│#\n    │...\n  29│        # Asset names MUST match the SUPPORTED_PLATFORMS registry rows\n *30│        # (crates/spt-daemon/src/release.rs) — the update-set + installer key on\n  31│        # them. `target` empty = the host-default toolchain (gnu / msvc); a set\n  32│        # `target` cross-builds that Rust triple (the static musl tier, W3).\n  33│        # [impl->REQ-RELEASE-MUSL-ARTIFACT]\n    │...\n  59│        run: |\n *60│          sudo apt-get update\n  61│          sudo apt-get install -y musl-tools cmake\n  62│          rustup target add \"${{ matrix.target }}\"\n  63│      - name: Build release binary\n    │...\n 135│        # llms exports + raw .md + schema, one tar.gz. Signed into the\n*136│        # update set by the maintainer's release-publish half.\n 137│        # [impl->REQ-DOCS-RELEASE-ASSET]\n 138│        run: |\n 139│          export PATH=\"$HOME/.cargo/bin:$PATH\"\n    │...\n 165│        # [impl->REQ-RELEASE-CHANNEL-PRIVATE] publish target = bs-releases\n*166│        # (ADR-0036 §2); counter/signing/update-set format continue unchanged.\n 167│        env:\n 168│          GH_TOKEN: ${{ secrets.RELEASES_TOKEN }}\n 169│        run: |","linesTruncated":true,"meta":{"limits":{"columnTruncated":{"maxColumn":512}}}},"isError":false,"timestamp":1784110174469}}
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Tagged `[unit->REQ-HAZARD-BROKER-PROCESS-ISOLATION]`\n## RESTORATION-D3-PLAN.md\n 64|  bind **loses and exits** (the winner keeps serving). The respawned brain\n*65|  (new `brain.ready` pid) reconnects to the same still-bound seed+broker sockets.\n 66|- **No code move expected.** If the audit surfaces any liveness/seed path that a\n 67|  brain restart *can* perturb, fix it here; otherwise this is a guard test + a\n 68|  doc-tag confirming custody. External `ensure_running`/`is_running`/`daemon\n## RESTORATION-D6-PLAN.md\n 79|- **The ready breadcrumb exists but is too weak to gate on.** The brain writes\n*80|  `brain.ready` (its pid) after *connect* (`brainproc.rs:162`) and on heartbeat\n*81|  (`:218`) via `write_ready` (`:274-279`); the path is `<spt_home>/brain.ready`\n 82|  (`endpoint.rs:55-66`). It is **best-effort, written post-connect not\n 83|  post-resume, and not generation-stamped** — so it cannot today distinguish\n 84|  \"*this* generation is ready\" from \"a *previous* generation left a stale ready\n...\n 172|  brain once write ready.\"** Strengthen the breadcrumb on two axes:\n*173|  - **Generation-stamped, self-describing shape [A10].** `brain.ready` changes\n 174|    from bare pid text to a self-describing **JSON `{pid, generation}`** (house\n 175|    posture; the `generation` is handed at spawn, `brainproc.rs:147`\n 176|    `run_brain(generation, reason)`). The supervisor that spawned generation N\n...\n 183|  - **[A10] The shape change has exactly one reader to migrate.** The only reader\n*184|    of `brain.ready` today is the `brain_split.rs` harness (polls pid +\n 185|    pid-change; no production machine reader). **Update its parser in the same\n*186|    commit** as the shape change. And **register `brain.ready` in D6-3's pre-ready\n 187|    durable-file set** — it is itself a pre-ready durable write whose shape D6-1b\n 188|    mutates, so the V1 tripwire must own it from birth (it dogfoods its own\n 189|    invariant).\n...\n 193|    to 0 on a broker restart**. Lethal sequence: yesterday's broker leaves\n*194|    `brain.ready` stamped gen=0; the machine reboots mid-trial (record still\n 195|    `AppliedPending`); the fresh broker spawns the candidate as gen 0; the\n 196|    candidate panics in microseconds; the supervisor polls `ready_generation()` →\n 197|    finds the **stale file stamped 0 == this lifetime's trial gen 0** → **false\n...\n 199|    *same-lifetime* staleness. Fix (cheap, belt+braces): **the supervisor deletes\n*200|    `brain.ready` immediately before each trial spawn** — the prior child is\n*201|    already waited-on dead (no late-writer race), so the only `brain.ready` that\n 202|    can exist post-clear is the one *this* trial child writes. Generation-stamping\n 203|    stays as the same-lifetime defense; the clear closes the cross-lifetime hole.\n 204|  - **Post-resume, not post-connect** — write ready only **after**\n...\n 280|  D5-anchor preserve-vs-reset discriminator; it does **not** gate the trial. Each\n*281|  trial spawn first **clears `brain.ready`** (A9) so the gate reads only this\n 282|  child's stamp.\n 283|- **The trial gate (bounded-retry → rollback).** For every trial spawn (latch =\n 284|  unpromoted `AppliedPending`):\n...\n 384|> **DONE (local, pre-CI).** New `rollback_compat.rs`: `PRE_READY_DURABLE_FILES`\n*385|> registry (deadline-<key>.json / applied-state.json / brain.ready) + the\n 386|> tripwire unit test (each shape additive / N-1-readable — load-bearing fields\n 387|> present, an unknown extra field still deserializes; a non-additive change\n 388|> trips it). KH 6.8 promoted (D5 note → D6 guard). The one toml activation:\n...\n 404|    read: `deadline-<key>.json` (D5), the two-phase applied record (D6-1), the\n*405|    generation-stamped **`brain.ready`** breadcrumb (**[A10]** — its own shape\n 406|    changed in D6-1b, so the tripwire owns it from birth), and any future\n 407|    addition. A small registry/const list + a doc comment naming the rule.\n 408|  - **A schema marker per durable file** (a version field or an additive-only\n...\n 489|  make a stale gen-0 file match a fresh gen-0 trial. **The clear-before-each-trial-\n*490|  spawn (delete `brain.ready` before spawning) is what actually closes it** — test\n 491|  both the N−1 case **and** the exact-same-generation-after-reboot case.\n 492|- **[A8] Trial latch = the RECORD, never `StartReason`.** A reason-keyed gate\n 493|  silently breaks on a pre-ready crash (respawn is `Crash`, trial must continue)\n...\n 562|   ADR-0018 minted. (Folded into D6-2 evidence + the traceability table.)\n*563|5. **Ready channel** — **RESOLVED: the FILE** (generation-stamped `brain.ready`).\n 564|   The supervisor has no broker IPC conn; the file is reboot-readable, follows the\n 565|   D5-anchor pattern, and corrupt-degrades **SAFE to not-ready**. With A9\n 566|   (clear-before-trial-spawn) + A10 (format discipline) it is solid; an IPC\n...\n 575|`applyhost.rs:177-179` from eager `applied` to `AppliedPending` at swap; (b) change\n*576|`brain.ready` to JSON `{pid, generation}` **[A10]** (update the `brain_split.rs`\n 577|parser in the same commit — the only reader), move its write to post-`resume_\n 578|sessions`, and add the pure `ready_generation(spt_home) -> Option<u64>` reader.\n 579|Unit-prove the record round-trip + the staleness invariant — both the N−1-stamped\n## RESTORATION-D7-PLAN.md\n 15|> **The one additive production change D7 lands (doyle call-3 ruling):** an\n*16|> `exe_hash` field on the `brain.ready` breadcrumb (the \"which bytes are resident\"\n 17|> diagnostic — additive, tripwire-registered, pays rent far beyond the test: it is\n 18|> exactly the fact the v0.3.2/enlyzeam incident lacked). Everything else is tests +\n 19|> a gate + a toml line + a field run.\n...\n 73|  killing the brain leaves the broker (the anchor) alive and the supervisor\n*74|  respawns it (a new pid in the generation-stamped `brain.ready`). D7-1 does\n 75|  **not** re-prove the bare boundary — it adds the **held endpoints** (PTY child\n 76|  + live QUIC) and the **swapped binary** on top.\n 77|- **The in-process endpoint-survival shape is proven (M3c, `brain_swap.rs`).** A\n...\n 204|   (fixture A). The child connects to the test broker socket, resumes the hosted\n*205|   session, writes its `brain.ready` (now carrying `exe_hash`, below).\n 206|4. **Swap:** write fixture B over `P` (fixture B = `P` with **appended padding\n 207|   bytes** — identical behavior, flipped hash), trigger a brain restart\n 208|   (`request_brain_restart` / kill the child). The supervisor respawns generation\n...\n 212|   open and the pre-swap marker is readable post-swap (broker-held `NetHost`\n*213|   survived); **(c)** the post-respawn `brain.ready` `exe_hash` **== fixture-B hash\n 214|   != fixture-A hash**, proving new *bytes* ran, not a relaunch of the old (the\n 215|   property that distinguishes this from `brain_swap.rs`'s in-process closure);\n 216|   **(d)** gapless: output produced across the swap window replays (the broker ring\n...\n 222|The \"new bytes ran\" proof is a **production breadcrumb**, not a test-only marker:\n*223|add `exe_hash` as an additive field on the `brain.ready` JSON (alongside\n 224|`{pid, generation}`), **written always** by the real brain post-resume (one\n 225|`current_exe` read + hash per brain start — negligible). Why production, not test:\n 226|(i) one binary, no double-build — the test's fixture B is just `P` + appended\n...\n 231|field assert, call 5). **Register `exe_hash` in the D6-3 `PRE_READY_DURABLE_FILES`\n*232|tripwire set** — `brain.ready` is already a tracked pre-ready durable file\n 233|(`rollback_compat.rs`); the new field is additive / N-1-readable by construction\n 234|(an N-1 brain ignores it), so the tripwire stays green and owns the new field from\n 235|birth. This is the **only** production-code change in D7; it is additive durable\n...\n 256|broker/brain *process* split delivers the seamless update) · `[impl->REQ-HAZARD-\n*257|ROLLBACK-STATE-COMPAT]` (the `exe_hash` field added to `brain.ready` + registered\n 258|in `PRE_READY_DURABLE_FILES`) · `[unit->REQ-HAZARD-ROLLBACK-STATE-COMPAT]` (the\n 259|tripwire asserts the new `exe_hash` field is additive / N-1-readable). The\n 260|re-point of REQ-DAEMON-2 / REQ-UPD-3 lands **in this commit** (rule 5 — never leave\n...\n 373|- **The hardest field assert: `exe_hash` before/after (doyle call-5).** Read\n*374|  `brain.ready` `exe_hash` on each node **before** and **after** apply; it must\n 375|  **flip AND match the release artifact's hash**. This is a *harder* fact than\n 376|  pid-change — a pid-change proves *a* restart happened; the **hash-match proves\n 377|  THE BYTES** the new brain is running are the released artifact, not a stale\n...\n 508|   STRENGTHENED into a production breadcrumb.** Add `exe_hash` as an additive field\n*509|   on `brain.ready` (alongside `{pid, generation}`), written **always**, registered\n 510|   in the D6-3 tripwire set. Fixture B = the same binary with **appended padding\n 511|   bytes** (PE+ELF tolerate trailing data; hash flips, behavior identical). One\n 512|   binary, no double-build; lives in real code (call 2); the \"which bytes resident\"\n...\n 525|   workload.** The E2E owns endpoint survival; the field run owns \"new code actually\n*526|   runs, no bounce.\" **STRENGTHENED** with call-3's breadcrumb: read `brain.ready`\n 527|   `exe_hash` before/after apply on each node — it must flip AND match the release\n 528|   artifact's hash (proves THE BYTES, not just a restart — the assert enlyzeam\n 529|   lacked).\n## V0.12.1-LIFECYCLE-JIT.md\n 83|     ProcessId,ReturnValue`); ANY non-zero ReturnValue / ProcessId parse-miss / powershell-spawn-fail → FALL THROUGH to\n*84|     rung 2, NEVER a silent \"launched\" (condition 2). Readiness still via the existing `brain.ready` poll (the caller already\n 85|     polls — pid is for logging/return, not readiness). Latency (PS cold ~hundreds ms) is fine — cold-start only.\n 86|  2. **schtasks one-shot** — `schtasks /create /sc once /tn <uniq> /tr \"<abs spt exe> daemon run\" /st <near-future>` then\n 87|     `/run /tn <uniq>` then `/delete /tn <uniq> /f` → Task-Scheduler-owned, job-neutral. pid not returned → Ok sentinel,\n*88|     readiness via `brain.ready`.\n 89|  3. **CREATE_BREAKAWAY_FROM_JOB** — the L1 landed code, REORDERED below WMI/schtasks (escapes only where the job permits).\n 90|  4. **in-job last-resort** — current behavior; log `DETACH_IN_JOB` + the tab-close caveat.\n 91|\n## V042-PLAN.md\n 83|- `actual = env.ready_exe_hash()` (the `exe_hash` the candidate stamped in\n*84|  `brain.ready`).\n 85|- **Both present and `expected != actual`** → the candidate came up on the wrong\n 86|  bytes: do NOT promote → `rollback(env, &record)` + `generation += 1` +\n 87|  `reason = Crash` + `continue` (same path as a failed trial; the loud rollback\n...\n 94|and `staged_artifact_hash(&self, version: u64) -> Option<String>`;\n*95|`ProductionTrialEnv` reads them from `brain.ready` + `ReleaseCache`. The D7-4\n 96|*manual* bytes assert becomes an *automatic* gate.\n 97|\n 98|> **Bootstrapping note (deployah):** Half 2 is FORWARD protection — it lives in\n\n## crates/\n\n### spt-daemon/\n\n#### src/\n##### brainproc.rs\n 33|use crate::brain::{now_ms, Brain};\n*34|use crate::endpoint::{brain_ready_path, broker_socket_name};\n 35|use crate::relcache::{AppliedRecord, ReleaseCache};\n 36|\n 37|/// Supervisor backoff floor after a brain death (mirrors the peer-pump\n...\n 361|    }\n*362|    let _ = spt_store::atomic::atomic_write_string(&brain_ready_path(), &obj.to_string());\n 363|}\n 364|\n 365|/// Lowercase-hex SHA-256 of the running process's own executable file\n...\n 376|\n*377|/// Parse the `generation` stamp out of a `brain.ready` body — pure, so the\n 378|/// staleness gate (D6-2) is unit-tested with explicit values, no wall-clock or\n 379|/// real process. `None` for an absent/garbled/legacy-bare-pid body (the gate\n 380|/// reads that as not-ready — fail-safe). Restoration D6-1b.\n...\n 388|\n*389|/// Parse the `exe_hash` breadcrumb out of a `brain.ready` body — pure (D7-1).\n 390|/// `None` for an absent field / garbled body (a legacy N-1 stamp carries none, so\n 391|/// `None` is the N-1-readable answer, not an error). The D7-1 survival E2E reads\n 392|/// this to prove a respawn ran the swapped binary's bytes.\n...\n 401|\n*402|/// Read the current `brain.ready` generation stamp from `path`, `None` if the\n 403|/// file is absent or its body has no parseable generation (fail-safe to\n 404|/// not-ready). The supervisor's \"is generation N ready?\" gate (D6-2) reads\n*405|/// [`brain_ready_path`]; the path is a parameter here so the unit harness points\n 406|/// it at a temp file. Restoration D6-1b.\n 407|// [impl->REQ-HAZARD-BROKER-PROCESS-ISOLATION]\n 408|pub fn ready_generation_at(path: &std::path::Path) -> Option<u64> {\n...\n 438|    fn applied_state(&self) -> Option<AppliedRecord>;\n*439|    /// The generation stamped in `brain.ready`, or `None` if absent/garbled\n 440|    /// (the readiness gate reads `None` as not-ready — fail-safe).\n 441|    fn ready_generation(&self) -> Option<u64>;\n*442|    /// Delete `brain.ready` immediately before a trial spawn (**A9** — close the\n 443|    /// cross-lifetime staleness hole: the in-memory generation resets to 0 on a\n 444|    /// broker restart, so a stale gen-0 file would otherwise match a fresh gen-0\n 445|    /// trial and falsely promote a brain that never booted).\n...\n 454|    fn record_rolled_back(&self, quarantine_version: u64, running_version: u64, rollback_binary: &str);\n*455|    /// The `exe_hash` the candidate stamped in `brain.ready` (the bytes it is\n 456|    /// actually running), or `None` if absent/garbled — degrades the promotion\n 457|    /// bytes-gate to readiness-only (KH 6.11, N-1-safe).\n 458|    fn ready_exe_hash(&self) -> Option<String>;\n...\n 466|    /// brain round-trip): the supervisor promotes a ready candidate only once this is\n*467|    /// `true`, so `brain.ready` arriving inside the W2 `BRAIN_WRITE_DEADLINE` window\n 468|    /// can no longer promote onto a still-frozen control plane (the 22:47 false-\n 469|    /// promote). Fail-safe toward DRAINED (`true`) where there is nothing to read — a\n 470|    /// net-less broker, no hosted sessions, or [`NoTrialEnv`] — so the gate never\n...\n 504|/// Production [`TrialEnv`]: reads/writes the canonical `spt_home` durable files\n*505|/// (the `releases` relcache + the `brain.ready` breadcrumb) and fires the\n 506|/// rollback notif through the real producer front door. Constructed in the\n 507|/// broker process where `spt_home()` is stable.\n 508|///\n...\n 528|    fn ready_generation(&self) -> Option<u64> {\n*529|        ready_generation_at(&brain_ready_path())\n 530|    }\n 531|    fn clear_ready(&self) {\n*532|        let _ = std::fs::remove_file(brain_ready_path());\n 533|    }\n 534|    fn record_promoted(&self, version: u64) {\n 535|        let cache = self.cache();\n...\n 553|    fn ready_exe_hash(&self) -> Option<String> {\n*554|        let body = std::fs::read_to_string(brain_ready_path()).ok()?;\n 555|        parse_ready_exe_hash(&body)\n 556|    }\n 557|    // [impl->REQ-HAZARD-BRAIN-RESPAWN-PATH]\n...\n 565|        // with no wedged local controller (the common case, incl. no daemon-hosted\n*566|        // sessions) reads drained at once → the normal fast promote on `brain.ready`.\n 567|        self.broker\n 568|            .as_ref()\n 569|            .is_none_or(|b| !b.any_local_controller_wedged())\n...\n 629|enum TrialStep {\n*630|    /// The candidate stamped `brain.ready` for THIS generation within the\n 631|    /// window — the swap is accepted. The same child stays alive and falls\n 632|    /// through to normal supervision (a later crash is a normal respawn).\n 633|    Promoted,\n...\n 648|/// (ADR-0018 Q7, D6-2). Polls in `TICK` slices (so a daemon stop stays prompt,\n*649|/// A11/note-ii) for a `brain.ready` stamp **== this spawn's `generation`** — a\n 650|/// stale stamp from another generation never satisfies the gate (the single\n 651|/// load-bearing correctness invariant; the A9 clear-before-spawn closes the\n 652|/// cross-lifetime exact-generation hole). Returns the moment readiness is seen\n...\n 655|///\n*656|/// **The DRAINED precondition (REQ-UPDATE-PROMOTE-DRAINED).** `brain.ready` alone is\n 657|/// NOT a promote: the W2 stall-evict only BOUNDS the false-promote window to\n 658|/// `BRAIN_WRITE_DEADLINE`, so a new brain can signal ready while the OLD generation's\n 659|/// local controller conn is still wedged (the 22:47 apply \"promoted\" onto a frozen\n...\n 722|/// **trial** (the latch is the *record*, **A8** — regardless of start reason):\n*723|/// the supervisor clears `brain.ready` (**A9**), spawns the candidate, and waits\n 724|/// for it to stamp ready for ITS generation within `window`. It **promotes** on\n 725|/// ready (writes `Applied`, the candidate is now the accepted binary and a later\n 726|/// crash is a normal respawn); it **rolls back** to the last-known-good binary\n...\n 774|        let is_trial = matches!(record, Some(AppliedRecord::AppliedPending { .. }));\n*775|        // A9: clear `brain.ready` immediately before a trial spawn — the prior\n 776|        // child is already waited-on dead (below), so the only stamp that can\n 777|        // exist post-clear is THIS trial child's. Closes the cross-lifetime hole\n 778|        // that same-generation equality alone cannot (a stale gen-N file from a\n##### broker.rs\n 2926|    /// generation whose local controller conn is black-holed reads wedged until the W2\n*2927|    /// stall-evict releases it, so `brain.ready` inside the 15 s window can no longer\n 2928|    /// promote onto a still-frozen control plane (the 22:47 false-promote). A cleanly-\n 2929|    /// closed old conn is simply absent → `false` at once (the normal fast promote).\n 2930|    /// Follows the established sessions→log lock order (KIND_SESSIONS reap); reads\n##### daemon.rs\n 907|/// the real per-rung launchers and log which rung won. The caller still confirms\n*908|/// readiness via the existing `brain.ready` poll — the returned pid is for\n 909|/// logging/return, not readiness (WMI/schtasks pids are the launcher's view).\n 910|// [impl->REQ-HAZARD-VIEWER-CLOSE-DETACH]\n 911|#[cfg(windows)]\n...\n 1163|/// is recoverable from schtasks → returns a sentinel; readiness is the caller's\n*1164|/// `brain.ready` poll. This is the FALLBACK rung (WMI is primary); its `/tr`\n 1165|/// quoting is best-effort.\n 1166|// [impl->REQ-HAZARD-VIEWER-CLOSE-DETACH]\n 1167|#[cfg(windows)]\n...\n 1203|    }\n*1204|    // No pid from schtasks; sentinel — readiness is the brain.ready poll.\n 1205|    Ok(0)\n 1206|}\n 1207|\n##### endpoint.rs\n 73|\n*74|/// The brain child's readiness breadcrumb: `<spt_home>/brain.ready` (the brain\n 75|/// child's pid, rewritten each heartbeat). The broker spawns the brain as a\n 76|/// supervised child process (ADR-0018 Q2/Q3 — the two-process restoration); the\n 77|/// child writes this once it has connected to the broker socket, and refreshes\n...\n 82|// [impl->REQ-HAZARD-BROKER-PROCESS-ISOLATION]\n*83|pub fn brain_ready_path() -> PathBuf {\n*84|    spt_home().join(\"brain.ready\")\n 85|}\n 86|\n 87|/// Where the peer pump records its last-tick heartbeat (epoch ms, M8\n##### relcache.rs\n 390|    /// (KH 6.11, REQ-HAZARD-BRAIN-RESPAWN-PATH) compares a just-promoted\n*391|    /// candidate's `brain.ready` `exe_hash` against. `None` when nothing is\n 392|    /// staged, the staged version != `version`, the metadata doesn't parse, or\n 393|    /// this platform is absent from a set — every `None` degrades the gate to\n 394|    /// readiness-only (N-1-safe), never a false rejection.\n##### rollback_compat.rs\n 46|    // D7-1 `exe_hash` field is additive (N-1 ignores it) — the tripwire owns it.\n*47|    \"brain.ready\",\n 48|];\n 49|\n 50|#[cfg(test)]\n...\n 105|            PRE_READY_DURABLE_FILES,\n*106|            &[\"deadline-<key>.json\", \"applied-state.json\", \"brain.ready\"],\n 107|            \"the tripwire asserts every file the registry names — keep them in lockstep\"\n 108|        );\n 109|\n...\n 139|\n*140|        // D6-1b + D7-1: brain.ready (`{pid, generation, exe_hash}`) — no struct;\n 141|        // assert the shape carries all three fields AND that the production\n 142|        // readers still extract generation + exe_hash when an unknown extra field\n 143|        // is present (additive-tolerant), and that the D7-1 `exe_hash` is itself\n\n#### tests/\n##### false_promote.rs\n 9|//! promote window to `BRAIN_WRITE_DEADLINE` (15 s) — it does NOT close it. A new brain\n*10|//! can signal `brain.ready` INSIDE that window while the OLD generation's local\n 11|//! controller conn is still wedged (blocked writes pending), so `update apply`\n 12|//! \"promotes\" onto a still-frozen control plane (the incident-night 22:47 apply). The\n 13|//! fix: the promotion gate adds a DRAINED precondition — promote only on ready AND\n\n### spt/tests/\n#### attach_wedge_e2e.rs\n 215|        .expect(\"spawn spt daemon run (broker process)\");\n*216|    let brain_pid = match wait_for_ready_pid(&home.path().join(\"brain.ready\"), Duration::from_secs(30))\n 217|    {\n 218|        Some(p) => p,\n 219|        None => {\n#### bind_cwd_project_e2e.rs\n 159|    let brain_pid =\n*160|        match wait_for_ready_pid(&home.path().join(\"brain.ready\"), Duration::from_secs(30)) {\n 161|            Some(p) => p,\n 162|            None => {\n 163|                let _ = broker.kill();\n#### bind_honest_cross_perch_e2e.rs\n 124|        .expect(\"spawn spt daemon run (broker process)\");\n*125|    let brain_pid = match wait_for_ready_pid(&home.path().join(\"brain.ready\"), Duration::from_secs(30))\n 126|    {\n 127|        Some(p) => p,\n 128|        None => {\n#### brain_respawn_rename.rs\n 39|\n*40|/// `(pid, exe_hash)` out of a `brain.ready` body; `None` until it carries a pid.\n 41|fn read_ready(path: &Path) -> Option<(u32, Option<String>)> {\n 42|    let v: serde_json::Value = serde_json::from_str(&std::fs::read_to_string(path).ok()?).ok()?;\n 43|    let pid = v.get(\"pid\")?.as_u64()? as u32;\n...\n 50|\n*51|/// Poll `brain.ready` until it holds a pid different from `was`.\n 52|fn wait_ready(path: &Path, was: Option<u32>, budget: Duration) -> Option<(u32, Option<String>)> {\n 53|    let deadline = Instant::now() + budget;\n 54|    while Instant::now() < deadline {\n...\n 64|\n*65|/// Lowercase-hex SHA-256 of a file — the digest `brain.ready.exe_hash` carries.\n 66|fn file_hash(path: &Path) -> String {\n 67|    use sha2::{Digest, Sha256};\n 68|    let bytes = std::fs::read(path).expect(\"read file for hashing\");\n...\n 101|    // The REAL broker process, launched FROM P.\n*102|    let ready = home.path().join(\"brain.ready\");\n 103|    let mut broker: Child = Command::new(&canonical)\n 104|        .no_window()\n 105|        .args([\"daemon\", \"run\"])\n#### brain_split.rs\n 7|//! the brain, which reconnects to the still-serving broker socket. A respawned\n*8|//! brain (a NEW pid in `brain.ready`) can only appear if the broker stayed alive\n 9|//! to accept its connection, so the respawn IS the broker-survival proof.\n 10|//!\n 11|//! D1 is a true minimal skeleton: the brain child connects, signals ready, and\n...\n 37|\n*38|/// Read the `pid` out of a `brain.ready` body. As of restoration D6-1b the\n 39|/// breadcrumb is self-describing JSON `{pid, generation}` (was bare-pid text);\n 40|/// this is the only reader, migrated in the same commit.\n 41|fn ready_pid(body: &str) -> Option<u32> {\n...\n 48|\n*49|/// Poll `brain.ready` for a pid, up to `budget`. `None` if it never appears.\n 50|fn wait_for_ready_pid(path: &PathBuf, budget: Duration) -> Option<u32> {\n 51|    let deadline = Instant::now() + budget;\n 52|    while Instant::now() < deadline {\n...\n 62|\n*63|/// Poll `brain.ready` until it holds a pid DIFFERENT from `was` (a respawn),\n 64|/// up to `budget`. `None` if it never changes.\n 65|fn wait_for_new_pid(path: &PathBuf, was: u32, budget: Duration) -> Option<u32> {\n 66|    let deadline = Instant::now() + budget;\n...\n 108|    let spt_bin = PathBuf::from(env!(\"CARGO_BIN_EXE_spt\"));\n*109|    let ready = home.path().join(\"brain.ready\");\n 110|\n 111|    let mut broker: Child = Command::new(&spt_bin)\n 112|        .no_window()\n...\n 172|    let spt_bin = PathBuf::from(env!(\"CARGO_BIN_EXE_spt\"));\n*173|    let ready = home.path().join(\"brain.ready\");\n 174|\n 175|    // Start the REAL broker process (`spt daemon run`) on an isolated home.\n 176|    let mut broker: Child = Command::new(&spt_bin)\n...\n 185|        let _ = broker.kill();\n*186|        panic!(\"brain child never signalled ready (no brain.ready breadcrumb)\");\n 187|    });\n 188|    assert!(\n 189|        matches!(broker.try_wait(), Ok(None)),\n#### brain_survive.rs\n 138|\n*139|/// The three breadcrumb fields out of a `brain.ready` body (parsed inline so this\n 140|/// test depends on no private brainproc helper). `None` until the file exists and\n 141|/// carries a parseable pid.\n 142|fn read_ready(path: &std::path::Path) -> Option<(u32, u64, Option<String>)> {\n...\n 153|\n*154|/// Poll `brain.ready` until it holds a pid (optionally one DIFFERENT from `was`),\n 155|/// returning `(pid, generation, exe_hash)`. `None` if it never appears in time.\n 156|fn wait_ready(\n 157|    path: &std::path::Path,\n...\n 172|\n*173|/// Lowercase-hex SHA-256 of a file (the same digest `brain.ready.exe_hash`\n 174|/// carries; recomputed independently here to assert the breadcrumb matches the\n 175|/// fixture the supervisor actually spawned).\n 176|fn file_hash(path: &std::path::Path) -> String {\n...\n 255|    //    planned-restart signal, exactly as a real `apply` drives it (D3-3). ──\n*256|    let ready_path = home.path().join(\"brain.ready\");\n 257|    let stop = Arc::new(AtomicBool::new(false));\n 258|    let restart = Arc::new(BrainRestart::new());\n 259|    let selected = Arc::new(Mutex::new(fixture_a.clone()));\n...\n 298|        Some(hash_a.as_str()),\n*299|        \"gen-0 brain.ready exe_hash must be fixture A\"\n 300|    );\n 301|    assert_eq!(broker.session_count(), 1, \"session survived the driver drop + resume\");\n 302|    assert_eq!(\n#### dummy_harness_e2e.rs\n 154|        .expect(\"spawn spt daemon run (broker process)\");\n*155|    let brain_pid = match wait_for_ready_pid(&home.path().join(\"brain.ready\"), Duration::from_secs(30))\n 156|    {\n 157|        Some(p) => p,\n 158|        None => {\n...\n 406|    let brain_pid =\n*407|        match wait_for_ready_pid(&home.path().join(\"brain.ready\"), Duration::from_secs(30)) {\n 408|            Some(p) => p,\n 409|            None => {\n 410|                let _ = broker.kill();\n\nShowing files 1-20 of 41+. 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Connect to the broker\n   │...\n 67│  `spt daemon run` (`CARGO_BIN_EXE_spt`) under a temp `SPT_HOME`; wait for the\n*68│  `brain.ready` breadcrumb (brain child came up); read+kill the brain child\n 69│  pid; assert the breadcrumb is rewritten (respawn) AND the seed channel still\n 70│  answers `is_running` (broker survived the brain death). This is the D1\n 71│  acceptance / de-risk. Tagged `[unit->REQ-HAZARD-BROKER-PROCESS-ISOLATION]`\n## RESTORATION-D3-PLAN.md\n 64│  bind **loses and exits** (the winner keeps serving). The respawned brain\n*65│  (new `brain.ready` pid) reconnects to the same still-bound seed+broker sockets.\n 66│- **No code move expected.** If the audit surfaces any liveness/seed path that a\n 67│  brain restart *can* perturb, fix it here; otherwise this is a guard test + a\n 68│  doc-tag confirming custody. External `ensure_running`/`is_running`/`daemon\n## RESTORATION-D6-PLAN.md\n  79│- **The ready breadcrumb exists but is too weak to gate on.** The brain writes\n *80│  `brain.ready` (its pid) after *connect* (`brainproc.rs:162`) and on heartbeat\n *81│  (`:218`) via `write_ready` (`:274-279`); the path is `<spt_home>/brain.ready`\n  82│  (`endpoint.rs:55-66`). It is **best-effort, written post-connect not\n  83│  post-resume, and not generation-stamped** — so it cannot today distinguish\n  84│  \"*this* generation is ready\" from \"a *previous* generation left a stale ready\n    │...\n 172│  brain once write ready.\"** Strengthen the breadcrumb on two axes:\n*173│  - **Generation-stamped, self-describing shape [A10].** `brain.ready` changes\n 174│    from bare pid text to a self-describing **JSON `{pid, generation}`** (house\n 175│    posture; the `generation` is handed at spawn, `brainproc.rs:147`\n 176│    `run_brain(generation, reason)`). The supervisor that spawned generation N\n    │...\n 183│  - **[A10] The shape change has exactly one reader to migrate.** The only reader\n*184│    of `brain.ready` today is the `brain_split.rs` harness (polls pid +\n 185│    pid-change; no production machine reader). **Update its parser in the same\n*186│    commit** as the shape change. And **register `brain.ready` in D6-3's pre-ready\n 187│    durable-file set** — it is itself a pre-ready durable write whose shape D6-1b\n 188│    mutates, so the V1 tripwire must own it from birth (it dogfoods its own\n 189│    invariant).\n    │...\n 193│    to 0 on a broker restart**. Lethal sequence: yesterday's broker leaves\n*194│    `brain.ready` stamped gen=0; the machine reboots mid-trial (record still\n 195│    `AppliedPending`); the fresh broker spawns the candidate as gen 0; the\n 196│    candidate panics in microseconds; the supervisor polls `ready_generation()` →\n 197│    finds the **stale file stamped 0 == this lifetime's trial gen 0** → **false\n    │...\n 199│    *same-lifetime* staleness. Fix (cheap, belt+braces): **the supervisor deletes\n*200│    `brain.ready` immediately before each trial spawn** — the prior child is\n*201│    already waited-on dead (no late-writer race), so the only `brain.ready` that\n 202│    can exist post-clear is the one *this* trial child writes. Generation-stamping\n 203│    stays as the same-lifetime defense; the clear closes the cross-lifetime hole.\n 204│  - **Post-resume, not post-connect** — write ready only **after**\n    │...\n 280│  D5-anchor preserve-vs-reset discriminator; it does **not** gate the trial. Each\n*281│  trial spawn first **clears `brain.ready`** (A9) so the gate reads only this\n 282│  child's stamp.\n 283│- **The trial gate (bounded-retry → rollback).** For every trial spawn (latch =\n 284│  unpromoted `AppliedPending`):\n    │...\n 384│> **DONE (local, pre-CI).** New `rollback_compat.rs`: `PRE_READY_DURABLE_FILES`\n*385│> registry (deadline-<key>.json / applied-state.json / brain.ready) + the\n 386│> tripwire unit test (each shape additive / N-1-readable — load-bearing fields\n 387│> present, an unknown extra field still deserializes; a non-additive change\n 388│> trips it). KH 6.8 promoted (D5 note → D6 guard). The one toml activation:\n    │...\n 404│    read: `deadline-<key>.json` (D5), the two-phase applied record (D6-1), the\n*405│    generation-stamped **`brain.ready`** breadcrumb (**[A10]** — its own shape\n 406│    changed in D6-1b, so the tripwire owns it from birth), and any future\n 407│    addition. A small registry/const list + a doc comment naming the rule.\n 408│  - **A schema marker per durable file** (a version field or an additive-only\n    │...\n 489│  make a stale gen-0 file match a fresh gen-0 trial. **The clear-before-each-trial-\n*490│  spawn (delete `brain.ready` before spawning) is what actually closes it** — test\n 491│  both the N−1 case **and** the exact-same-generation-after-reboot case.\n 492│- **[A8] Trial latch = the RECORD, never `StartReason`.** A reason-keyed gate\n 493│  silently breaks on a pre-ready crash (respawn is `Crash`, trial must continue)\n    │...\n 562│   ADR-0018 minted. (Folded into D6-2 evidence + the traceability table.)\n*563│5. **Ready channel** — **RESOLVED: the FILE** (generation-stamped `brain.ready`).\n 564│   The supervisor has no broker IPC conn; the file is reboot-readable, follows the\n 565│   D5-anchor pattern, and corrupt-degrades **SAFE to not-ready**. With A9\n 566│   (clear-before-trial-spawn) + A10 (format discipline) it is solid; an IPC\n    │...\n 575│`applyhost.rs:177-179` from eager `applied` to `AppliedPending` at swap; (b) change\n*576│`brain.ready` to JSON `{pid, generation}` **[A10]** (update the `brain_split.rs`\n 577│parser in the same commit — the only reader), move its write to post-`resume_\n 578│sessions`, and add the pure `ready_generation(spt_home) -> Option<u64>` reader.\n 579│Unit-prove the record round-trip + the staleness invariant — both the N−1-stamped\n## RESTORATION-D7-PLAN.md\n  15│> **The one additive production change D7 lands (doyle call-3 ruling):** an\n *16│> `exe_hash` field on the `brain.ready` breadcrumb (the \"which bytes are resident\"\n  17│> diagnostic — additive, tripwire-registered, pays rent far beyond the test: it is\n  18│> exactly the fact the v0.3.2/enlyzeam incident lacked). Everything else is tests +\n  19│> a gate + a toml line + a field run.\n    │...\n  73│  killing the brain leaves the broker (the anchor) alive and the supervisor\n *74│  respawns it (a new pid in the generation-stamped `brain.ready`). D7-1 does\n  75│  **not** re-prove the bare boundary — it adds the **held endpoints** (PTY child\n  76│  + live QUIC) and the **swapped binary** on top.\n  77│- **The in-process endpoint-survival shape is proven (M3c, `brain_swap.rs`).** A\n    │...\n 204│   (fixture A). The child connects to the test broker socket, resumes the hosted\n*205│   session, writes its `brain.ready` (now carrying `exe_hash`, below).\n 206│4. **Swap:** write fixture B over `P` (fixture B = `P` with **appended padding\n 207│   bytes** — identical behavior, flipped hash), trigger a brain restart\n 208│   (`request_brain_restart` / kill the child). The supervisor respawns generation\n    │...\n 212│   open and the pre-swap marker is readable post-swap (broker-held `NetHost`\n*213│   survived); **(c)** the post-respawn `brain.ready` `exe_hash` **== fixture-B hash\n 214│   != fixture-A hash**, proving new *bytes* ran, not a relaunch of the old (the\n 215│   property that distinguishes this from `brain_swap.rs`'s in-process closure);\n 216│   **(d)** gapless: output produced across the swap window replays (the broker ring\n    │...\n 222│The \"new bytes ran\" proof is a **production breadcrumb**, not a test-only marker:\n*223│add `exe_hash` as an additive field on the `brain.ready` JSON (alongside\n 224│`{pid, generation}`), **written always** by the real brain post-resume (one\n 225│`current_exe` read + hash per brain start — negligible). Why production, not test:\n 226│(i) one binary, no double-build — the test's fixture B is just `P` + appended\n    │...\n 231│field assert, call 5). **Register `exe_hash` in the D6-3 `PRE_READY_DURABLE_FILES`\n*232│tripwire set** — `brain.ready` is already a tracked pre-ready durable file\n 233│(`rollback_compat.rs`); the new field is additive / N-1-readable by construction\n 234│(an N-1 brain ignores it), so the tripwire stays green and owns the new field from\n 235│birth. This is the **only** production-code change in D7; it is additive durable\n    │...\n 256│broker/brain *process* split delivers the seamless update) · `[impl->REQ-HAZARD-\n*257│ROLLBACK-STATE-COMPAT]` (the `exe_hash` field added to `brain.ready` + registered\n 258│in `PRE_READY_DURABLE_FILES`) · `[unit->REQ-HAZARD-ROLLBACK-STATE-COMPAT]` (the\n 259│tripwire asserts the new `exe_hash` field is additive / N-1-readable). The\n 260│re-point of REQ-DAEMON-2 / REQ-UPD-3 lands **in this commit** (rule 5 — never leave\n    │...\n 373│- **The hardest field assert: `exe_hash` before/after (doyle call-5).** Read\n*374│  `brain.ready` `exe_hash` on each node **before** and **after** apply; it must\n 375│  **flip AND match the release artifact's hash**. This is a *harder* fact than\n 376│  pid-change — a pid-change proves *a* restart happened; the **hash-match proves\n 377│  THE BYTES** the new brain is running are the released artifact, not a stale\n    │...\n 508│   STRENGTHENED into a production breadcrumb.** Add `exe_hash` as an additive field\n*509│   on `brain.ready` (alongside `{pid, generation}`), written **always**, registered\n 510│   in the D6-3 tripwire set. Fixture B = the same binary with **appended padding\n 511│   bytes** (PE+ELF tolerate trailing data; hash flips, behavior identical). One\n 512│   binary, no double-build; lives in real code (call 2); the \"which bytes resident\"\n    │...\n 525│   workload.** The E2E owns endpoint survival; the field run owns \"new code actually\n*526│   runs, no bounce.\" **STRENGTHENED** with call-3's breadcrumb: read `brain.ready`\n 527│   `exe_hash` before/after apply on each node — it must flip AND match the release\n 528│   artifact's hash (proves THE BYTES, not just a restart — the assert enlyzeam\n 529│   lacked).\n## V0.12.1-LIFECYCLE-JIT.md\n 83│     ProcessId,ReturnValue`); ANY non-zero ReturnValue / ProcessId parse-miss / powershell-spawn-fail → FALL THROUGH to\n*84│     rung 2, NEVER a silent \"launched\" (condition 2). Readiness still via the existing `brain.ready` poll (the caller already\n 85│     polls — pid is for logging/return, not readiness). Latency (PS cold ~hundreds ms) is fine — cold-start only.\n 86│  2. **schtasks one-shot** — `schtasks /create /sc once /tn <uniq> /tr \"<abs spt exe> daemon run\" /st <near-future>` then\n 87│     `/run /tn <uniq>` then `/delete /tn <uniq> /f` → Task-Scheduler-owned, job-neutral. pid not returned → Ok sentinel,\n*88│     readiness via `brain.ready`.\n 89│  3. **CREATE_BREAKAWAY_FROM_JOB** — the L1 landed code, REORDERED below WMI/schtasks (escapes only where the job permits).\n 90│  4. **in-job last-resort** — current behavior; log `DETACH_IN_JOB` + the tab-close caveat.\n 91│\n## V042-PLAN.md\n 83│- `actual = env.ready_exe_hash()` (the `exe_hash` the candidate stamped in\n*84│  `brain.ready`).\n 85│- **Both present and `expected != actual`** → the candidate came up on the wrong\n 86│  bytes: do NOT promote → `rollback(env, &record)` + `generation += 1` +\n 87│  `reason = Crash` + `continue` (same path as a failed trial; the loud rollback\n   │...\n 94│and `staged_artifact_hash(&self, version: u64) -> Option<String>`;\n*95│`ProductionTrialEnv` reads them from `brain.ready` + `ReleaseCache`. The D7-4\n 96│*manual* bytes assert becomes an *automatic* gate.\n 97│\n 98│> **Bootstrapping note (deployah):** Half 2 is FORWARD protection — it lives in\n\n## crates/\n\n### spt-daemon/\n\n#### src/\n##### brainproc.rs\n  33│use crate::brain::{now_ms, Brain};\n *34│use crate::endpoint::{brain_ready_path, broker_socket_name};\n  35│use crate::relcache::{AppliedRecord, ReleaseCache};\n  36│\n  37│/// Supervisor backoff floor after a brain death (mirrors the peer-pump\n    │...\n 361│    }\n*362│    let _ = spt_store::atomic::atomic_write_string(&brain_ready_path(), &obj.to_string());\n 363│}\n 364│\n 365│/// Lowercase-hex SHA-256 of the running process's own executable file\n    │...\n 376│\n*377│/// Parse the `generation` stamp out of a `brain.ready` body — pure, so the\n 378│/// staleness gate (D6-2) is unit-tested with explicit values, no wall-clock or\n 379│/// real process. `None` for an absent/garbled/legacy-bare-pid body (the gate\n 380│/// reads that as not-ready — fail-safe). Restoration D6-1b.\n    │...\n 388│\n*389│/// Parse the `exe_hash` breadcrumb out of a `brain.ready` body — pure (D7-1).\n 390│/// `None` for an absent field / garbled body (a legacy N-1 stamp carries none, so\n 391│/// `None` is the N-1-readable answer, not an error). The D7-1 survival E2E reads\n 392│/// this to prove a respawn ran the swapped binary's bytes.\n    │...\n 401│\n*402│/// Read the current `brain.ready` generation stamp from `path`, `None` if the\n 403│/// file is absent or its body has no parseable generation (fail-safe to\n 404│/// not-ready). The supervisor's \"is generation N ready?\" gate (D6-2) reads\n*405│/// [`brain_ready_path`]; the path is a parameter here so the unit harness points\n 406│/// it at a temp file. Restoration D6-1b.\n 407│// [impl->REQ-HAZARD-BROKER-PROCESS-ISOLATION]\n 408│pub fn ready_generation_at(path: &std::path::Path) -> Option<u64> {\n    │...\n 438│    fn applied_state(&self) -> Option<AppliedRecord>;\n*439│    /// The generation stamped in `brain.ready`, or `None` if absent/garbled\n 440│    /// (the readiness gate reads `None` as not-ready — fail-safe).\n 441│    fn ready_generation(&self) -> Option<u64>;\n*442│    /// Delete `brain.ready` immediately before a trial spawn (**A9** — close the\n 443│    /// cross-lifetime staleness hole: the in-memory generation resets to 0 on a\n 444│    /// broker restart, so a stale gen-0 file would otherwise match a fresh gen-0\n 445│    /// trial and falsely promote a brain that never booted).\n    │...\n 454│    fn record_rolled_back(&self, quarantine_version: u64, running_version: u64, rollback_binary: &str);\n*455│    /// The `exe_hash` the candidate stamped in `brain.ready` (the bytes it is\n 456│    /// actually running), or `None` if absent/garbled — degrades the promotion\n 457│    /// bytes-gate to readiness-only (KH 6.11, N-1-safe).\n 458│    fn ready_exe_hash(&self) -> Option<String>;\n    │...\n 466│    /// brain round-trip): the supervisor promotes a ready candidate only once this is\n*467│    /// `true`, so `brain.ready` arriving inside the W2 `BRAIN_WRITE_DEADLINE` window\n 468│    /// can no longer promote onto a still-frozen control plane (the 22:47 false-\n 469│    /// promote). Fail-safe toward DRAINED (`true`) where there is nothing to read — a\n 470│    /// net-less broker, no hosted sessions, or [`NoTrialEnv`] — so the gate never\n    │...\n 504│/// Production [`TrialEnv`]: reads/writes the canonical `spt_home` durable files\n*505│/// (the `releases` relcache + the `brain.ready` breadcrumb) and fires the\n 506│/// rollback notif through the real producer front door. Constructed in the\n 507│/// broker process where `spt_home()` is stable.\n 508│///\n    │...\n 528│    fn ready_generation(&self) -> Option<u64> {\n*529│        ready_generation_at(&brain_ready_path())\n 530│    }\n 531│    fn clear_ready(&self) {\n*532│        let _ = std::fs::remove_file(brain_ready_path());\n 533│    }\n 534│    fn record_promoted(&self, version: u64) {\n 535│        let cache = self.cache();\n    │...\n 553│    fn ready_exe_hash(&self) -> Option<String> {\n*554│        let body = std::fs::read_to_string(brain_ready_path()).ok()?;\n 555│        parse_ready_exe_hash(&body)\n 556│    }\n 557│    // [impl->REQ-HAZARD-BRAIN-RESPAWN-PATH]\n    │...\n 565│        // with no wedged local controller (the common case, incl. no daemon-hosted\n*566│        // sessions) reads drained at once → the normal fast promote on `brain.ready`.\n 567│        self.broker\n 568│            .as_ref()\n 569│            .is_none_or(|b| !b.any_local_controller_wedged())\n    │...\n 629│enum TrialStep {\n*630│    /// The candidate stamped `brain.ready` for THIS generation within the\n 631│    /// window — the swap is accepted. The same child stays alive and falls\n 632│    /// through to normal supervision (a later crash is a normal respawn).\n 633│    Promoted,\n    │...\n 648│/// (ADR-0018 Q7, D6-2). Polls in `TICK` slices (so a daemon stop stays prompt,\n*649│/// A11/note-ii) for a `brain.ready` stamp **== this spawn's `generation`** — a\n 650│/// stale stamp from another generation never satisfies the gate (the single\n 651│/// load-bearing correctness invariant; the A9 clear-before-spawn closes the\n 652│/// cross-lifetime exact-generation hole). Returns the moment readiness is seen\n    │...\n 655│///\n*656│/// **The DRAINED precondition (REQ-UPDATE-PROMOTE-DRAINED).** `brain.ready` alone is\n 657│/// NOT a promote: the W2 stall-evict only BOUNDS the false-promote window to\n 658│/// `BRAIN_WRITE_DEADLINE`, so a new brain can signal ready while the OLD generation's\n 659│/// local controller conn is still wedged (the 22:47 apply \"promoted\" onto a frozen\n    │...\n 722│/// **trial** (the latch is the *record*, **A8** — regardless of start reason):\n*723│/// the supervisor clears `brain.ready` (**A9**), spawns the candidate, and waits\n 724│/// for it to stamp ready for ITS generation within `window`. It **promotes** on\n 725│/// ready (writes `Applied`, the candidate is now the accepted binary and a later\n 726│/// crash is a normal respawn); it **rolls back** to the last-known-good binary\n    │...\n 774│        let is_trial = matches!(record, Some(AppliedRecord::AppliedPending { .. }));\n*775│        // A9: clear `brain.ready` immediately before a trial spawn — the prior\n 776│        // child is already waited-on dead (below), so the only stamp that can\n 777│        // exist post-clear is THIS trial child's. Closes the cross-lifetime hole\n 778│        // that same-generation equality alone cannot (a stale gen-N file from a\n##### broker.rs\n 2926│    /// generation whose local controller conn is black-holed reads wedged until the W2\n*2927│    /// stall-evict releases it, so `brain.ready` inside the 15 s window can no longer\n 2928│    /// promote onto a still-frozen control plane (the 22:47 false-promote). A cleanly-\n 2929│    /// closed old conn is simply absent → `false` at once (the normal fast promote).\n 2930│    /// Follows the established sessions→log lock order (KIND_SESSIONS reap); reads\n##### daemon.rs\n  907│/// the real per-rung launchers and log which rung won. The caller still confirms\n *908│/// readiness via the existing `brain.ready` poll — the returned pid is for\n  909│/// logging/return, not readiness (WMI/schtasks pids are the launcher's view).\n  910│// [impl->REQ-HAZARD-VIEWER-CLOSE-DETACH]\n  911│#[cfg(windows)]\n     │...\n 1163│/// is recoverable from schtasks → returns a sentinel; readiness is the caller's\n*1164│/// `brain.ready` poll. This is the FALLBACK rung (WMI is primary); its `/tr`\n 1165│/// quoting is best-effort.\n 1166│// [impl->REQ-HAZARD-VIEWER-CLOSE-DETACH]\n 1167│#[cfg(windows)]\n     │...\n 1203│    }\n*1204│    // No pid from schtasks; sentinel — readiness is the brain.ready poll.\n 1205│    Ok(0)\n 1206│}\n 1207│\n##### endpoint.rs\n 73│\n*74│/// The brain child's readiness breadcrumb: `<spt_home>/brain.ready` (the brain\n 75│/// child's pid, rewritten each heartbeat). The broker spawns the brain as a\n 76│/// supervised child process (ADR-0018 Q2/Q3 — the two-process restoration); the\n 77│/// child writes this once it has connected to the broker socket, and refreshes\n   │...\n 82│// [impl->REQ-HAZARD-BROKER-PROCESS-ISOLATION]\n*83│pub fn brain_ready_path() -> PathBuf {\n*84│    spt_home().join(\"brain.ready\")\n 85│}\n 86│\n 87│/// Where the peer pump records its last-tick heartbeat (epoch ms, M8\n##### relcache.rs\n 390│    /// (KH 6.11, REQ-HAZARD-BRAIN-RESPAWN-PATH) compares a just-promoted\n*391│    /// candidate's `brain.ready` `exe_hash` against. `None` when nothing is\n 392│    /// staged, the staged version != `version`, the metadata doesn't parse, or\n 393│    /// this platform is absent from a set — every `None` degrades the gate to\n 394│    /// readiness-only (N-1-safe), never a false rejection.\n##### rollback_compat.rs\n  46│    // D7-1 `exe_hash` field is additive (N-1 ignores it) — the tripwire owns it.\n *47│    \"brain.ready\",\n  48│];\n  49│\n  50│#[cfg(test)]\n    │...\n 105│            PRE_READY_DURABLE_FILES,\n*106│            &[\"deadline-<key>.json\", \"applied-state.json\", \"brain.ready\"],\n 107│            \"the tripwire asserts every file the registry names — keep them in lockstep\"\n 108│        );\n 109│\n    │...\n 139│\n*140│        // D6-1b + D7-1: brain.ready (`{pid, generation, exe_hash}`) — no struct;\n 141│        // assert the shape carries all three fields AND that the production\n 142│        // readers still extract generation + exe_hash when an unknown extra field\n 143│        // is present (additive-tolerant), and that the D7-1 `exe_hash` is itself\n\n#### tests/\n##### false_promote.rs\n  9│//! promote window to `BRAIN_WRITE_DEADLINE` (15 s) — it does NOT close it. A new brain\n*10│//! can signal `brain.ready` INSIDE that window while the OLD generation's local\n 11│//! controller conn is still wedged (blocked writes pending), so `update apply`\n 12│//! \"promotes\" onto a still-frozen control plane (the incident-night 22:47 apply). The\n 13│//! fix: the promotion gate adds a DRAINED precondition — promote only on ready AND\n\n### spt/tests/\n#### attach_wedge_e2e.rs\n 215│        .expect(\"spawn spt daemon run (broker process)\");\n*216│    let brain_pid = match wait_for_ready_pid(&home.path().join(\"brain.ready\"), Duration::from_secs(30))\n 217│    {\n 218│        Some(p) => p,\n 219│        None => {\n#### bind_cwd_project_e2e.rs\n 159│    let brain_pid =\n*160│        match wait_for_ready_pid(&home.path().join(\"brain.ready\"), Duration::from_secs(30)) {\n 161│            Some(p) => p,\n 162│            None => {\n 163│                let _ = broker.kill();\n#### bind_honest_cross_perch_e2e.rs\n 124│        .expect(\"spawn spt daemon run (broker process)\");\n*125│    let brain_pid = match wait_for_ready_pid(&home.path().join(\"brain.ready\"), Duration::from_secs(30))\n 126│    {\n 127│        Some(p) => p,\n 128│        None => {\n#### brain_respawn_rename.rs\n  39│\n *40│/// `(pid, exe_hash)` out of a `brain.ready` body; `None` until it carries a pid.\n  41│fn read_ready(path: &Path) -> Option<(u32, Option<String>)> {\n  42│    let v: serde_json::Value = serde_json::from_str(&std::fs::read_to_string(path).ok()?).ok()?;\n  43│    let pid = v.get(\"pid\")?.as_u64()? as u32;\n    │...\n  50│\n *51│/// Poll `brain.ready` until it holds a pid different from `was`.\n  52│fn wait_ready(path: &Path, was: Option<u32>, budget: Duration) -> Option<(u32, Option<String>)> {\n  53│    let deadline = Instant::now() + budget;\n  54│    while Instant::now() < deadline {\n    │...\n  64│\n *65│/// Lowercase-hex SHA-256 of a file — the digest `brain.ready.exe_hash` carries.\n  66│fn file_hash(path: &Path) -> String {\n  67│    use sha2::{Digest, Sha256};\n  68│    let bytes = std::fs::read(path).expect(\"read file for hashing\");\n    │...\n 101│    // The REAL broker process, launched FROM P.\n*102│    let ready = home.path().join(\"brain.ready\");\n 103│    let mut broker: Child = Command::new(&canonical)\n 104│        .no_window()\n 105│        .args([\"daemon\", \"run\"])\n#### brain_split.rs\n   7│//! the brain, which reconnects to the still-serving broker socket. A respawned\n  *8│//! brain (a NEW pid in `brain.ready`) can only appear if the broker stayed alive\n   9│//! to accept its connection, so the respawn IS the broker-survival proof.\n  10│//!\n  11│//! D1 is a true minimal skeleton: the brain child connects, signals ready, and\n    │...\n  37│\n *38│/// Read the `pid` out of a `brain.ready` body. As of restoration D6-1b the\n  39│/// breadcrumb is self-describing JSON `{pid, generation}` (was bare-pid text);\n  40│/// this is the only reader, migrated in the same commit.\n  41│fn ready_pid(body: &str) -> Option<u32> {\n    │...\n  48│\n *49│/// Poll `brain.ready` for a pid, up to `budget`. `None` if it never appears.\n  50│fn wait_for_ready_pid(path: &PathBuf, budget: Duration) -> Option<u32> {\n  51│    let deadline = Instant::now() + budget;\n  52│    while Instant::now() < deadline {\n    │...\n  62│\n *63│/// Poll `brain.ready` until it holds a pid DIFFERENT from `was` (a respawn),\n  64│/// up to `budget`. `None` if it never changes.\n  65│fn wait_for_new_pid(path: &PathBuf, was: u32, budget: Duration) -> Option<u32> {\n  66│    let deadline = Instant::now() + budget;\n    │...\n 108│    let spt_bin = PathBuf::from(env!(\"CARGO_BIN_EXE_spt\"));\n*109│    let ready = home.path().join(\"brain.ready\");\n 110│\n 111│    let mut broker: Child = Command::new(&spt_bin)\n 112│        .no_window()\n    │...\n 172│    let spt_bin = PathBuf::from(env!(\"CARGO_BIN_EXE_spt\"));\n*173│    let ready = home.path().join(\"brain.ready\");\n 174│\n 175│    // Start the REAL broker process (`spt daemon run`) on an isolated home.\n 176│    let mut broker: Child = Command::new(&spt_bin)\n    │...\n 185│        let _ = broker.kill();\n*186│        panic!(\"brain child never signalled ready (no brain.ready breadcrumb)\");\n 187│    });\n 188│    assert!(\n 189│        matches!(broker.try_wait(), Ok(None)),\n#### brain_survive.rs\n 138│\n*139│/// The three breadcrumb fields out of a `brain.ready` body (parsed inline so this\n 140│/// test depends on no private brainproc helper). `None` until the file exists and\n 141│/// carries a parseable pid.\n 142│fn read_ready(path: &std::path::Path) -> Option<(u32, u64, Option<String>)> {\n    │...\n 153│\n*154│/// Poll `brain.ready` until it holds a pid (optionally one DIFFERENT from `was`),\n 155│/// returning `(pid, generation, exe_hash)`. `None` if it never appears in time.\n 156│fn wait_ready(\n 157│    path: &std::path::Path,\n    │...\n 172│\n*173│/// Lowercase-hex SHA-256 of a file (the same digest `brain.ready.exe_hash`\n 174│/// carries; recomputed independently here to assert the breadcrumb matches the\n 175│/// fixture the supervisor actually spawned).\n 176│fn file_hash(path: &std::path::Path) -> String {\n    │...\n 255│    //    planned-restart signal, exactly as a real `apply` drives it (D3-3). ──\n*256│    let ready_path = home.path().join(\"brain.ready\");\n 257│    let stop = Arc::new(AtomicBool::new(false));\n 258│    let restart = Arc::new(BrainRestart::new());\n 259│    let selected = Arc::new(Mutex::new(fixture_a.clone()));\n    │...\n 298│        Some(hash_a.as_str()),\n*299│        \"gen-0 brain.ready exe_hash must be fixture A\"\n 300│    );\n 301│    assert_eq!(broker.session_count(), 1, \"session survived the driver drop + resume\");\n 302│    assert_eq!(\n#### dummy_harness_e2e.rs\n 154│        .expect(\"spawn spt daemon run (broker process)\");\n*155│    let brain_pid = match wait_for_ready_pid(&home.path().join(\"brain.ready\"), Duration::from_secs(30))\n 156│    {\n 157│        Some(p) => p,\n 158│        None => {\n    │...\n 406│    let brain_pid =\n*407│        match wait_for_ready_pid(&home.path().join(\"brain.ready\"), Duration::from_secs(30)) {\n 408│            Some(p) => p,\n 409│            None => {\n 410│                let _ = broker.kill();"},"isError":false,"timestamp":1784110174865}}
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(Messages drained through the polling channel were never affected.)\n*217|- **`spt endpoint digest --json` no longer repeats rows.** Activity replayed across a session checkpoint is collapsed to a single entry.\n 218|- **Waking an agent starts exactly one session.** Two wake requests arriving at once no longer launch it twice.\n 219|- **A dead owner no longer leaves an agent showing as online.** When the process that owns a listener exits, the listener stops promptly, so the agent shows offline and can be re-bound.\n 220|- **Live agents save their context reliably.** Fixed a case where an agent's automatic context save could fail — silently writing to the wrong place, or repeatedly erroring — when its save directory was left to resolve from the daemon's own working directory; a mis-configured directory now produces a clear one-time warning instead.\n...\n 426|\n*427|A field-hardening release. Twelve bugs surfaced by running `spt` across real remote nodes are fixed: cross-node attach and messaging now work and tell the truth, remote presence and counts read correctly, attaching to a running terminal session repaints cleanly instead of corrupting scrollback, `spt rc` works on Windows 10 / raw PowerShell, and adapter update and digest handle relocated installs.\n 428|\n 429|### Added\n 430|\n...\n 450|- **`spt adapter update` no longer fails to re-register after fetching.** The update derived the install directory from the `[update]` repo name rather than the adapter's registered source directory — so after a repo rename it wrote to a fresh empty directory and then failed re-register with `os error 2`. Update now targets the registered source directory and tolerates a changed update repo.\n*451|- **`spt endpoint digest` now works for endpoints whose transcript lives under a relocated profile.** A profile that relocates the harness transcript tree (via a runtime env like `CLAUDE_CONFIG_DIR`) produced `NO_DIGEST` because the on-demand extractor ran without that environment. The digest path now carries the profile's transcript-location environment to the extractor, which locates and reads the transcript itself.\n 452|\n 453|## [0.18.0] - 2026-06-30\n 454|\n...\n 487|\n*488|A minor release adding a one-lever adapter-update arc (a delegated post-step), a global `--json` for status queries, an incremental digest cursor, a persistent `spt rc` identity marker, and manifest substitution primitives — plus the removal of `spt send --reply-to`.\n 489|\n 490|### Added\n 491|\n...\n 493|- **Global `--json` for status queries.** `endpoint list`/`whoami`, `daemon status`, `subnet status`/`show-code`, `endpoint description`/`role`, `adapter list`/`version`, `notif list`, `grant list`, `access list`, `shell list`, and `how-to` now accept a global `--json` flag emitting stable, explicit fields for scripted consumption. (Action commands ignore it.)\n*494|- **`spt endpoint digest` incremental cursor.** `--json` output gains `--last <N>` (the last N turns; `--last 1` is the latest turn), a stable per-entry `seq` that survives live re-projection and window slides, `--after <seq>` (only what is newer, with a full-refresh signal if the cursor fell out of the window), a `partial` flag on the in-progress turn, and a per-entry `ts` — so a consumer can process turn-ends incrementally instead of re-reading the whole window.\n 495|- **`spt rc` identity marker.** An attached controller now shows a persistent top status row — right-aligned `SUBNET : ENDPOINT_ID @ NODE` in cyan — so you always know which endpoint you are driving. It re-asserts across alt-screen, resize, and scroll-region resets.\n 496|- **Manifest substitution primitives.** Two adapter-static substitution keys — `{adapter_dir}` (the adapter's install dir, which survives updates) and `{adapter_name}` — are available wherever command/string substitution runs, and `[strings]` values are now substituted at `get-string` read time. This lets an adapter resolve a path to its own packed binary without spt-core ever executing it.\n 497|- **`[message-idle-translation-binary]` takes a `command`.** The idle-delivery translation binary can be declared with a `command` (program token plus args, with adapter-static substitution) instead of the bare `path`, so it can be invoked as a subcommand of a consolidated adapter binary. The spawn and stdin/stdout protocol are unchanged.\n...\n 573|- **`spt adapter version <name>`** prints an installed adapter's version.\n*574|- **`spt adapter digest-proof` and `spt adapter translate-proof` can test an unpackaged adapter** via new `--dir` / `--manifest` options — proof a development or bare-file adapter before it's installed.\n 575|\n 576|### Fixed\n 577|\n...\n 585|\n*586|- **`spt adapter translate-proof <adapter> --event '<EVENT…>'`** — validate an adapter's `[message-idle-translation-binary]` without a live session. It spawns and feeds the declared binary exactly as the daemon does at idle delivery and prints the keystroke commands it emits (`{key}` / `{text}` / `{delay_ms}` / `{commit}`), failing a binary that emits nothing or never sends a terminating `{commit}`. The author-time mirror of `spt adapter digest-proof`.\n 587|\n 588|### Fixed\n 589|\n...\n 747|\n*748|- **A bundled adapter binary resolves from its install directory before `PATH`.** An adapter that ships its own helper binaries — a `[digest]` extractor, the Psyche-spawn command — now finds them in the adapter's install directory first, so a bare program name in a manifest works without you placing it on `PATH`.\n 749|- **The Windows at-logon task starts the daemon in the background.** It now launches detached (`spt daemon start`) instead of holding a foreground console window.\n 750|\n 751|## [0.7.3] - 2026-06-15\n...\n 764|\n*765|A digest-proof fix: `spt adapter digest-proof` now works with the documented `{session_id}` example templates.\n 766|\n 767|### Fixed\n 768|\n*769|- **`spt adapter digest-proof` now fills the same substitution keys the live extractor does.** A proof run previously supplied an empty key map, so any extractor template using `{session_id}` (the shape in the published examples) failed instead of producing a sample. It now populates `{id}` and `{session_id}` to match runtime, with an optional `--session` to pin a specific value.\n 770|\n 771|## [0.7.1] - 2026-06-15\n 772|\n...\n 803|\n*804|The session digest grows up — its own adapter seam, it follows an agent across `/clear`, and it shows the context spt itself feeds the agent.\n 805|\n 806|### Changed\n 807|\n*808|- **The session digest gets its own adapter seam, follows an agent across `/clear`, and shows the context spt feeds it.** An adapter now declares a `[digest]` *extractor* that maps its native log to the digest's `{role, text, tool, ts}` contract — its **own** manifest section, separate from `[history]` (which stays full-fidelity for the echo-commune). The digest **spans** a `/clear` or `/compact`: it enumerates an endpoint's recent sessions and shows a `── /clear ──` divider instead of going bl...\n*809|  - **Breaking (adapter authors):** this **supersedes** the v0.5.0 guidance to emit the digest contract through your `[history]` normalizer. Declare a `[digest]` extractor (or push via `spt api digest-entry`) instead; one `[history]` normalizer can no longer serve both the opaque echo-commune and the contract-typed digest.\n 810|\n 811|## [0.5.0] - 2026-06-13\n 812|\n...\n 820|- **`spt endpoint role` — a durable agent role.** Set a free-form statement of what an endpoint is for; it is shown to the agent **first**, at the start of every new session. `spt endpoint role` is the only thing that writes it — nothing automated ever overwrites your wording.\n*821|- **`spt api digest-entry`** lets a harness with no readable session log feed its activity directly, so even those sessions show a live digest.\n 822|\n 823|### Changed\n 824|\n*825|- **The live session digest now works for any session, not just terminal-hosted ones.** `spt endpoint digest <id>` builds its at-a-glance view from a session's normalized logs instead of scraping the raw terminal stream — so a session spt-core doesn't host in its own terminal (for example a Claude Code session) now shows a digest too. `--follow` still streams changes as they happen.\n*826|  - **Breaking (adapter authors):** the `[pty_digest]` manifest section is **removed**. The digest now rides your `[history]` source — emit your history records as `{\"role\": …, \"text\": …, \"tool\": …}` JSON (or push them with `spt api digest-entry`) and the digest builds itself. No digest-specific manifest section is needed.\n*827|- **Messages now carry who sent them — a person or an agent.** A message you send is delivered marked as user-sent, and the daemon re-stamps anything that falsely claims to be from a user. A human-backed **Gateway** endpoint is accepted as a first-class endpoint — addressable, able to own shells, and able to subscribe to digests — including from another machine on your subnet.\n 828|\n 829|## [0.4.2] - 2026-06-11\n 830|\n...\n 899|\n*900|- **`spt endpoint` command group.** A single home for everything you do to an endpoint: `spt endpoint fork`, `suspend`, `wake`, `shutdown`, `rename`, `stop`, and `digest` all live here now. (See **Changed** — this is where these moved from.)\n 901|- **`spt endpoint list`** — one combined view of every endpoint you can see, grouped by subnet, with your own endpoint pinned at the top.\n 902|  - `spt endpoint list --local` shows just this machine's endpoints.\n 903|  - `spt endpoint list --subnet <name>` filters to one subnet.\n...\n 925|- **BREAKING — commands have been reorganized; old spellings no longer work (no aliases).** If a command isn't found, check its new home below. The agent-messaging commands you use most are unchanged: `spt send`, `spt ring`, `spt ready`, `spt whoami`, and `spt how-to` all stay where they are, as does top-level `spt notif`.\n*926|  - These endpoint commands moved **under `spt endpoint`**: `fork`, `suspend`, `wake`, `shutdown`, `rename`, `stop`, `digest`. For example, `spt fork …` is now `spt endpoint fork …`.\n 927|  - The old `resources` view is gone; its listing is now `spt endpoint list --detail` and its per-endpoint blurb is now `spt endpoint description`.\n 928|  - `spt notify …` moved to `spt subnet notify [message] [--target <subnet>]`. With no `--target`, it sends to your home subnet; if you have no home subnet and don't pass `--target`, it refuses rather than guessing.\n 929|  - Stopping/checking the daemon moved under `spt daemon` (`spt daemon stop`, `spt daemon status`).\n## CONTEXT.md\n 83|<!-- [doc->REQ-MANIFEST-5] -->\n*84|**File-backed strings** (M12-W3): a `[strings]` value MAY be a **file pointer** instead of an inline literal — a value-position table with **exactly one** key `file`: `skill = { file = \"skill.md\" }`. `get-string` resolves it to the file's **contents** (so large bodies — skill-instructions, hint text — stay out of the manifest). The exactly-one-key rule is the disambiguation: any other table shape stays an opaque nested strings tree (existing trees untouched), and `{ file = … }` is reserved as the...\n 85|_Avoid_: treating strings as config knobs for spt-core itself (those are global settings); \"adapter KV store\" as a separate registry; putting user files in the adapter-shipped `strings/` dir (clobbered by updates — use a local profile).\n 86|\n 87|**manifest substitution in `[strings]`** (ratified 2026-06-25, v0.16.0 update-arc grill):\n...\n 108|\n*109|**resident adapter binary**: an adapter-owned process spt-core keeps alive for an endpoint's lifetime (today the `[message-idle-translation-binary]`), as opposed to **ephemeral** adapter binaries — the Psyche loop (daemon-hosted, ADR-0004), the `[digest]` extractor, `[session.*]` runners, hooks — which spawn on demand and pick up an update on their next invocation. Only resident binaries are stopped/restarted on a live update; ephemerals self-heal.\n 110|_Avoid_: calling the Psyche loop or an on-demand extractor a \"resident\" binary; \"restart the endpoint\" for what is a per-binary cycle.\n 111|\n 112|**session-invocation declaration** (manifest field, noted for spt-plugin parity):\n...\n 132|- **Why adapter-owned normalize over spt-core built-in parsers** (grounded in a Codex-CLI vs Claude-Code comparison): transcript formats diverge sharply and move fast. Claude Code = one flat JSONL per session, project-partitioned, locatable directly from the session id (`~/.claude/projects/<hash>/<id>.jsonl`). Codex = date-partitioned **rollout files** (`~/.codex/sessions/YYYY/MM/DD/rollout-<ts>-<id>.jsonl`) where the id is only a filename *substring* (must recursive-glob to locate), a **3-level tagged e...\n*133|- **Profile-relocated transcript roots — env-read capture** (ratified 2026-06-30, counter-38 field-bug grill; supersedes a rejected harness-specific `{config_dir}` proposal): a Path-A locate-template (and the `[digest].source` that reuses it) may reference a manifest-declared **`[env.<VAR>] direction = \"read\"`** var (e.g. `{CLAUDE_CONFIG_DIR}`). spt-core captures the **declared** read-vars — an explicit allowlist, never the whole env — from the session's launch environment at **bind** (the only poi...\n*134|- **`[digest]` mirrors history's two strategies — locate ownership** (ratified 2026-06-30, counter-38 W6 design-gate): like `[history]`, `[digest]` supports **`fetcher`** (the adapter's extractor **locates + reads + emits** normalized digest records; spt-core runs it bounded and consumes its stdout, doing **no** locate and **no** pre-read) alongside the original **`locate_normalize`** (`source` template → spt-core locates a **single** file + reads + pipes the bytes to the extractor as a pure stdin→...\n 135|\n 136|**activity/idle detection** — **not** PTY-quiescence (insufficient: e.g. CC's AskUserQuestion stalls the PTY while holding stdin and needing nuanced input) and **not** a manifest-declared idle signal. Instead, the adapter calls spt-core activity/idle commands at the right moments (from its hooks); those commands manage activity/idle **sentinels inside the session perch**. The idle state lives in the perch, owned by spt-core via the commands API exposed to adapter devs.\n 137|\n...\n 165|- **Command templates are opaque.** spt-core never parses out a model/tool/flag — the adapter writes the whole command line; spt-core fills substitution keys and runs it.\n*166|- **A command template's program token resolves against the adapter install dir before PATH (since v0.8.0).** A `.spt` adapter ships its built binaries to the adapter's install dir (`adapters/_github/<safe>/` via `--release`/`--github`, or the record's `source_dir` under copy-mode), so a bare program name (e.g. `claude-spt-digest …`) binds to the shipped binary first and falls back to PATH when absent — a `.spt` that ships its binaries is **self-contained**, needing no PATH placement. <!-- [doc->REQ-...\n 167|- **Hook output capability is declared per harness-event** (`can_inject`). CC's Stop hook cannot inject context — that single fact drives the echo-gate sentinel + relay fallback. The manifest expresses it so spt-core knows when to fall back.\n 168|- **Env injection is asymmetric** (file-bridge-only-when-not-launcher, applied to env): spt-hosted sessions inherit env from the broker that spawns them; harness-hosted sessions need the harness's declared env channel. With `spt` on PATH the env table is small.\n 169|- **Cross-adapter fallback** is a **node-wide setting**, not a manifest field: if a Psyche/echo invocation under one adapter is rate-limited, spt-core falls back to another adapter (e.g. `ccs` — its own adapter, not a binary-swap). <!-- [doc->REQ-MANIFEST-6] --> A fallback **target is addressed as `<adapter>:<profile>`** (not just a bare adapter_name) and resolves through the one composite-addressing resolver (`registry::resolve_option`), so a fallback may select a shipped or local profile (`ccs`, `ccs...\n...\n 256|**Gateway** (concept ratified 2026-06-11; registered via the open type system, first instance downstream):\n*257|A **human-backed endpoint** — a user's specialized window into the subnet from a device or surface with no conventional-harness compatibility. Nothing LLM-shaped runs there; the intelligence at the endpoint is the **user**. Addressable like any endpoint (receives digests/messages, sends via the normal verbs) and may **own Shells** (it is an owning endpoint — see §Shell model). Distinct from a Shell: a Shell is *driven from elsewhere*; a Gateway *originates* interaction. No `tracked/` mind, no Psyche...\n 258|\n 259|<!-- [doc->REQ-MSG-5] -->\n 260|A message sent from a Gateway carries **the user's authority** — it *is* the user speaking through a device — and is delivered typed **`user-msg`** (ratified 2026-06-12) so receiving agents weight it as user instruction, not peer-agent chatter. The type is **identity-gated, never payload-trusted** (the KH 7.3/7.5 posture): the daemon permits `user-msg` only from user-backed origins (a Gateway endpoint, the local user's own CLI) and re-stamps an agent-family sender's `user-msg` down to plain `msg` —...\n...\n 492|\n*493|**live activity buffer (session digest)**:\n 494|A rolling, human-glanceable view of an endpoint's **recent context** — *what the agent did* (recent user turns + the agent output between them, with **tool-usage sprints collapsed**, e.g. `<endpoint_id> used: **Write** `dir/file.txt` · **Bash** `first ~25 cmd chars` · […]`) **and** *what spt fed the agent* (**context-injection** entries — session-start psyche download, echo-commune mirror, incoming owl messages — collapsed by default, expandable). One time-ordered, glanceable timeline. **How mu...\n 495|\n*496|- **Source = normalized session logs, never PTY parsing** (revised 2026-06-12, Gateway grill — supersedes the ADR-0008 source mechanism). A TUI's PTY stream is a *rendering protocol*, not a content log: scroll/resize trigger full repaints (duplicate content), and semantic turn boundaries drown in repaint soup. The split: **render surfaces read the PTY** (the R-TERM raw byte ring, unchanged); **content surfaces read the logs**. The digest reads the **same session logs as the echo-commune** but through i...\n*497|- **Topology-independent.** Because the source is logs, the digest works for harness-hosted endpoints too — Claude Code's per-session JSONL is Path A's worked example. Freshness = file-watch + adapter hook nudges; harnesses with no usable logs push entries directly via **`api digest-entry`** (the Path-B-style door). Near-realtime tailing needs an *incremental* normalize story (design-phase concern: Path A's normalize-command was shaped for occasional pulls).\n*498|- **Thread-spanning across session boundaries.** A live agent's identity persists across many harness *sessions* (a `/clear` or `/compact` rotates the harness `session_id` — see `api boundary` / **post-spawn seam** — while the endpoint identity and `parent_pid` anchor hold). The digest follows the **agent thread**, not a single session: its rolling window may bridge a boundary (the tail of session N and the head of session N+1 coexist until the old turns age out), so a glance right after a `/clear` s...\n*499|- **Two access modes.** **Snapshot pull** — `spt endpoint digest <[subnet:]id[@node]>` returns the current structured buffer (a Shell/CLI/GUI on-demand render; feeds the frontend's \"latest session output\" pane; a Gateway's agent-window). **Structured-delta stream** — a subscriber (live Shell pane, GUI, Gateway) receives only *changes* (new turn, new tool entry, collapse update), keyed to log records, for resource-efficient near-realtime reflection. **Access is address-gated** — fetch/subscribe is a...\n*500|- **\"Option (C)\" logging surface:** the digest may also be *persisted* (opt-in per-endpoint) as a coarse activity log appended to the native history store (Path B), on-boundary or periodic — off by default.\n*501|- **Adapter-declared extraction (post-M9 milestone — reverses M9's \"no manifest seam\"):** M9 retired the PTY-parse engine and made the digest an on-demand projection over a published `{role,text,tool}` contract carried in `[history]`. That under-served real adapters: one normalizer cannot serve echo (opaque) and the digest (contract) at once, and a contract mismatch failed **silently**. So the digest gets its **own `[digest]` manifest seam** — an **imperative extractor** the adapter declares (its nat...\n*502|- **Two-origin merge.** The digest interleaves two sources by `ts`: the adapter's **extracted log records** (agent activity) and spt's own **context-injection entries** (psyche download / echo mirror / owl message), which spt appends to the endpoint's `digest.log` (the existing Path-B sink — spt becomes an internal producer). The projection merges both newest-relevant within the window. **Deferred (no consumer yet):** the GUI collapse/expand of context-injection entries, the echo-commune-reads-the-dige...\n 503|\n*504|_Avoid_: \"PTY digest\" (the superseded source mechanism); parsing agent content out of PTY bytes anywhere.\n 505|\n 506|## Networking\n 507|\n## Cargo.lock\n 687| \"curve25519-dalek-derive\",\n*688| \"digest 0.10.7\",\n 689| \"fiat-crypto 0.2.9\",\n 690| \"rand_core 0.6.4\",\n 691| \"rustc_version\",\n...\n 704| \"curve25519-dalek-derive\",\n*705| \"digest 0.11.3\",\n 706| \"fiat-crypto 0.3.0\",\n 707| \"rand_core 0.10.1\",\n 708| \"rustc_version\",\n...\n 910|[[package]]\n*911|name = \"digest\"\n 912|version = \"0.10.7\"\n 913|source = \"registry+https://github.com/rust-lang/crates.io-index\"\n 914|checksum = \"9ed9a281f7bc9b7576e61468ba615a66a5c8cfdff42420a70aa82701a3b1e292\"\n...\n 921|[[package]]\n*922|name = \"digest\"\n 923|version = \"0.11.3\"\n 924|source = \"registry+https://github.com/rust-lang/crates.io-index\"\n 925|checksum = \"f1dd6dbb5841937940781866fa1281a1ff7bd3bf827091440879f9994983d5c2\"\n...\n 1572|dependencies = [\n*1573| \"digest 0.10.7\",\n 1574|]\n 1575|\n 1576|[[package]]\n...\n 2007| \"derive_more\",\n*2008| \"digest 0.11.3\",\n 2009| \"ed25519-dalek 3.0.0-pre.6\",\n 2010| \"getrandom 0.4.2\",\n 2011| \"n0-error\",\n...\n 3722| \"cpufeatures 0.2.17\",\n*3723| \"digest 0.10.7\",\n 3724|]\n 3725|\n 3726|[[package]]\n...\n 3739| \"cpufeatures 0.2.17\",\n*3740| \"digest 0.10.7\",\n 3741|]\n 3742|\n 3743|[[package]]\n...\n 3750| \"cpufeatures 0.2.17\",\n*3751| \"digest 0.11.3\",\n 3752|]\n 3753|\n 3754|[[package]]\n## DAEMON-LIFECYCLE-COMPLETION-PLAN.md\n 81|- **No behavior change for the Self session** — `api boundary`, `api state`,\n*82|  commune/signoff file-drops, the digest two-origin merge all keep working; only\n 83|  *where the loop runs* changes.\n 84|\n 85|## 4. Task breakdown (waves within W0)\n## DIGEST-MILESTONE-PLAN.md\n*1|# Digest extractor & thread-spanning — JIT milestone plan\n 2|\n*3|> **STATUS: PLANNED (2026-06-13).** Product of the digest grill (operator + `doyle`).\n 4|> Grounded against the live tree post-M9 + **ADR-0019** (the governing decision) +\n*5|> the rewritten CONTEXT.md \"live activity buffer (session digest)\" entry. This\n 6|> project does **not** use GSD — this is a hand-authored JIT plan, the heir to\n 7|> `M9-PLAN.md`. Executes on operator dispatch (likely → todlando), `doyle` gates.\n 8|>\n...\n 15|\n*16|Make the session digest something a **real, first adapter** (`spt-claude-code`) can\n 17|actually drive: give it its own adapter-declared extractor seam, follow a live\n 18|agent across `/clear` session-hops, and merge in the context spt itself feeds the\n 19|agent. Reverses M9's \"no manifest seam\" stance (ADR-0019).\n 20|\n*21|**End state:** an adapter declares `[digest]`, runs `spt adapter digest-proof` to\n*22|confirm its extractor before shipping, and `spt endpoint digest <id>` renders a\n 23|time-ordered timeline that (a) spans a `/clear` with a visible boundary marker and\n 24|(b) interleaves the agent's activity with spt's injected context — with no silent\n 25|drops.\n...\n 30||-----|-------|--------------------|\n*31|| **REQ-TERM-5** | `[digest]` extractor seam + register validation + presentation knobs + `digest-proof` + runtime diagnostics | `doc, impl, unit, int` |\n 32|| **REQ-TERM-6** | thread-spanning: session ledger + `api boundary` append + last-K enumeration + boundary marker | `impl, unit, int` |\n*33|| **REQ-TERM-7** | two-origin merge: spt context-injection entries → `digest.log`, ts-interleave, context category (data model only) | `impl, unit, int` |\n*34|| REQ-TERM-4 | carried (projection + pull + delta-stream + `api digest-entry`) — no re-point; new REQs layer on | unchanged |\n 35|\n 36|**Task 0 (first commit of execution):** set the three `required_stages` above in\n 37|`traceable-reqs.toml`. The tree is green now because they are empty; activation +\n...\n 43|\n*44|- **Imperative extractor, no DSL.** `[digest]` declares a command (native log →\n 45|  `{role,text,tool,ts}`). Defaults to the `[history]` source files (reference its\n*46|  locate pattern); own-source escape hatch. `api digest-entry` push stays the\n 47|  fallback. Real CC logs (9 record types, `assistant.content` a mixed\n 48|  thinking/text/tool_use list, one line → many entries) are why a declarative map\n 49|  is refused.\n 50|- **One source, two extractors.** `[history]`/echo stays opaque + single-session;\n*51|  `[digest]` is contract-typed + session-spanning. They no longer share a\n 52|  normalizer — the dual-consumer conflict is the whole reason for this milestone.\n 53|- **Presentation is adapter-defaulted, consumer-overridable** (window depth,\n 54|  arg-truncation, sprint-collapse). The fixed \"~3 turns\" is dropped.\n...\n 56|  heir to legacy `psyches/tracked/agents/<id>/sessions.log`); `api boundary`\n*57|  appends the rotated `session_id`; the digest enumerates the last K sessions.\n 58|- **Two-origin merge.** spt appends its own context-injection entries\n*59|  (`psyche_download | echo_mirror | owl_message`) to `digest.log`; the projection\n 60|  interleaves them with extracted activity records by `ts`.\n 61|- **Diagnostics are mandatory** (the silent drop is the gap that bit us): a shared\n*62|  engine behind `spt adapter digest-proof` (author-time) and a runtime warn/count.\n 63|\n 64|## 4. Task breakdown\n 65|\n*66|### Wave 1 — the `[digest]` seam + extractor (REQ-TERM-5)\n*67|- **T1 — manifest `[digest]` section.** `spt-runtime`: struct + serde + `validate()`\n 68|  (extractor command present; source pattern resolvable or own-source given; knob\n*69|  types). Add optional `ts` to the `spt-term` digest-record contract. `[doc/impl/unit]`\n*70|- **T2 — extractor execution.** `spt-daemon::digest`: `project_endpoint_digest`\n*71|  resolves the `[digest]` extractor over the source file(s); apply adapter-default\n 72|  presentation knobs with consumer override threaded from pull/subscribe. `[impl/unit]`\n 73|- **T3 — diagnostics + proof tool.** Shared skip-diagnostic engine (count + first\n## F-019-TRANSLATION-BINARY-INSTALL-DIR-RESOLVE-DESIGN.md\n 14|\n*15|REQ-INSTALL-11 already says *\"adapter command templates resolve their program against the adapter's install dir before PATH\"* and ships `resolve_program_in_dir(program, install_dir)` (runtime.rs:527 — joins install_dir, adds `.exe` on Windows when present, else bare PATH fallback). Session/digest/psyche programs already route through it (`ResolvedManifest::with_install_dir` → runtime.rs:338). **The translation binary path was MISSED** — `prepare_harness_spawn` (harnesshost.rs:142-145) clones `manif...\n 16|\n 17|## Fix — route the translation binary through the existing resolver\n 18|\n*19|Resolve `translation_binary` against `install_dir` via the EXISTING `resolve_program_in_dir`, exactly like the session/digest/psyche programs:\n 20|\n 21|- `install_dir` is available at `launch_harness_brokered_in` (harnesshost.rs:185-196, the `install_dir` arg) — it's already recorded on the broker session (W3a/ADR-0025).\n 22|- Cleanest seam: in `launch_harness_brokered_in`, after `prepare_harness_spawn` returns `PreparedSpawn`, map `translation_binary` through `spt_runtime::runtime::resolve_program_in_dir(&path, install_dir)` when `install_dir` is `Some` (mirror the bare-fallback for `None`). Then the SpawnReq carries the resolved absolute path → `Command::new` succeeds → the real binary runs.\n...\n 31|- `[session.psyche_init]` / `psyche_resume` / `echo_commune` / `signoff` / `notif` runner programs (livehost/psyche).\n*32|- `[digest]` extractor — confirm (digest.rs uses install_dir).\n 33|- any `[session.*]` runners / hooks that spawn an adapter-shipped program.\n 34|Grep every spawn of an adapter-manifest program; each must resolve against install_dir. List what you found + what you fixed.\n 35|\n## M11-PLAN.md\n 6|> gates\" sections (authoritative for meaning). No GSD — hand-authored JIT plan, heir\n*7|> to `M5-PLAN.md` (the shell *mechanism*) and `DIGEST-MILESTONE-PLAN.md`. Executes on\n 8|> operator/doyle dispatch (→ todlando); `doyle` gates each wave against the RECORDED\n 9|> design.\n 10|>\n## M12-CANDIDATES.md\n 76|## Notes\n*77|- M10 `[digest]` extractor seam already shipped (CC-JSONL consumer = spt-claude-code) —\n 78|  listed for traceability, not an M12 item.\n 79|- Cross-reference: `../spt-claude-code/SCOPE.md` (downstream consumer ledger).\n## M12-W1-PLAN.md\n 54|  cwd (= daemon cwd) as a bringup-PROOF SHORTCUT only. NOT optional for M12: the consumer (Claude\n*55|  Code) is project-scoped — wrong cwd ⇒ wrong `.claude`/session-history/digest source; `cc <id>`\n 56|  at a project root must land CC in that project. Real cwd DOES need the additive `SpawnReq.cwd`\n 57|  wire change (broker spawns the PTY; cwd must reach `portable-pty` CommandBuilder). N-1-safe,\n 58|  done deliberately. Registered now (stages=[]); must land before the M12 gate.\n## M12-W2-RULING.md\n 7|## Verified against source\n*8|- **Session ledger EXISTS** — `spt-store/src/sessions.rs`: `last_k(perch, k) -> Vec<SessionEntry{ ts: RFC3339-UTC, session_id, trigger(Boot|Clear|Compact) }>`, oldest→newest, bounded (MAX_LEDGER=64), garbage-tolerant. Landed M10 (ADR-0019 / REQ-TERM-6) for digest thread-spanning. This IS the per-endpoint session-id log WITH timestamps Q3 assumed might not exist. (Investigation TODO#3 wasn't run — it does exist.)\n 9|- **`--resume <session>` flag EXISTS** on `Run{}` (plan line 32) → the terminal path for resume is already there.\n 10|- **No attach-presence query** — `presence.rs` has snapshots / most_recently_active / resolve, no \"which node is attached to endpoint E's PTY.\" Q1's gap is real.\n 11|\n## M12-W3-PLAN.md\n 34|   reflect without re-register); skip-diagnostics (no silent drop) on missing/unreadable, matching\n*35|   the `[digest]` skip-diagnostics stance.\n 36|\n 37|**T3.2**\n 38|4. The node-wide fallback setting appears absent. Is T3.2 = (a) ONLY make the fallback TARGET\n## M12-W3-RULING.md\n 24|without re-register); skip-diagnostics (emit a diagnostic, NO silent drop, do NOT error) on\n*25|missing/unreadable — matches the `[digest]` stance. `get_string` returns `Value::String(file_contents)`\n 26|on a healthy read.\n 27|\n 28|**REQ:** mint REQ-MANIFEST-5 in traceable-reqs.toml FIRST. ADR-0001 wire territory — additive,\n## M12-W4-RULING.md\n 8|- `elevation::rerun_command` enforces the **absolute exe path** (secure_path-proof, KH 5.10) — test `sudo_rerun_uses_absolute_path_not_bare_name` asserts `starts_with(\"sudo /\")`.\n*9|- `try_auto_elevate` (cli.rs:3065) re-execs `sudo <current_exe_str> <invocation_args>` — **verbatim args**, no widening.\n 10|- `ELEVATION_PROVEN` flag + `current()` (elevation.rs:164) short-circuit to `Elevated` once proven → **loop-guard foundation exists**.\n 11|- `render_qr` (cli.rs:2964) renders the `otpauth://` URI on create / show-code / join. T4.1 largely shipped.\n 12|\n## M3-PLAN.md\n 82|> **Detailed JIT plan: [`M3a-PLAN.md`](./M3a-PLAN.md).** Folds in **REQ-TERM-4**\n*83|> (live activity buffer / PTY digest, ADR-0008 — the parser primitive is M3a; its\n*84|> manifest-sourcing + `spt digest` + delta-stream + persistence are M3b).\n 85|\n 86|**In:** the `spt-term` crate (sibling of `spt-runtime`, above `spt-msg`):\n 87|- the **process-supervisor terminal wrapper** hosting broker PTYs (`REQ-TERM-1`)\n## M3a-PLAN.md\n 26|the child's output with bounded backpressure · the **live activity buffer (PTY\n*27|digest)** parser primitive produces a structured, source-tagged rolling view from\n 28|that stream · `cargo test --workspace` green · clippy `-D warnings` clean ·\n 29|`traceable-reqs check` green with M3a reqs activated · CI matrix (ubuntu + windows)\n 30|green.\n...\n 53|  child's byte output with **bounded backpressure**; the v1 byte-stream shape (the\n*54|  off-node hop is M4 transport). This is the substrate the digest delta-stream and\n 55|  the remote-terminal attach both ride.\n*56|- **Live activity buffer (PTY digest) parser primitive** (`REQ-TERM-4`, ADR-0008) —\n 57|  a structured, **source-tagged** rolling buffer (last ~N user turns + agent output\n 58|  between; tool-usage sprints collapsed), built by running **caller-supplied**\n 59|  `input_pattern` / `agent_pattern` / `tool_pattern[]`+catchall over the A4 byte\n...\n 61|  window depth N, arg-truncation width); the **manifest-sourcing of the patterns,\n*62|  the `spt digest` fetch, the broker-pushed delta-stream, and Path-B persistence are\n 63|  M3b** (they need the broker + manifest + history store). Honors the no-built-in-\n 64|  parser rule — the *pattern* is supplied, spt-term only runs it.\n 65|\n...\n 72|- **Daemon-authoritative liveness, brain restart, idempotent boundary** (M3b).\n*73|- **Digest manifest-sourcing / `spt digest` / delta-stream hosting / persistence**\n 74|  (M3b) — only the parser primitive is M3a.\n 75|- **Off-node terminal transport** (M4); the predictive/state-sync \"feels-local\"\n 76|  layer (deferred); on-disk scrollback spillover (deferred).\n...\n 88|    `SessionSurface` trait must NOT bake in either OS's stream semantics** — the\n*89|    byte-stream contract (REQ-TERM-3) and the digest parser (REQ-TERM-4) must tolerate\n 90|    repaint/reorder on Windows and strict ordering on Linux. Attach/replay semantics\n 91|    (viewport vs scrollback) are an explicit surface decision, not an accident.\n 92|  - **Spike #5:** resize races the reader — hold the master behind a lock for\n...\n 106|OSes) → **DSR auto-answer** (must land *with* the reader or output is withheld) →\n*107|**injection** → **byte-stream** → **digest parser** (rides the stream) → activation.\n 108|Each task tags evidence + activates its reqs in the same commit; `traceable-reqs\n 109|check` green before the next.\n 110|\n...\n 119|| A4 | **Byte-stream local streaming**: a consumer streams the child's byte output; **bounded backpressure**; the v1 byte-stream shape; tolerant of ConPTY repaint/reorder (Spike #5) | clean-room | REQ-TERM-3 | a consumer streams the child's output; backpressure is bounded (no unbounded buffer); a resizing ConPTY stream is delivered without loss (value-set coverage, per Spike #5) |\n*120|| A5 | **Live activity buffer (PTY digest) parser primitive**: a structured, source-tagged rolling buffer over the A4 stream — caller-supplied `input_pattern`/`agent_pattern` (span-until-next-match) + `tool_pattern[]`+catchall (collapse sprints; extract name+arg); window depth N; arg-truncation width | ADR-0008; CONTEXT §live activity buffer | REQ-TERM-4 (impl, unit) | given patterns + a byte stream, the primitive yields a tagged buffer of the last N turns with tool sprints collapsed; tolerates repain...\n 121|| A6 | **Activation sweep**: activate REQ-TERM-1/2/3 + REQ-HAZARD-CONPTY-DSR + REQ-TERM-4(impl,unit); green `check`, clippy `-D warnings`, CI matrix (ubuntu+windows); amend ROADMAP (M3a delivered) + CONTEXT/M3a notes; author the **M3b plan** stub | — | `check` green with M3a reqs activated; CI matrix + gate pass |\n 122|\n 123|## M3a requirement-activation map\n...\n 150|- **OS stream-contract divergence (Spike #4/#5).** The single biggest design risk:\n*151|  do **not** let the `SessionSurface` trait or the byte-stream/digest contracts\n 152|  assume ConPTY's repaint/viewport *or* forkpty's raw-pipe semantics. Model the\n 153|  surface as a byte stream with explicit, OS-independent attach/replay semantics.\n 154|- **ConPTY-DSR + no-EOF-while-writer-held.** Already paid for once (Spike #1, cost a\n...\n 156|  pattern is mandatory in A2, not optional polish.\n*157|- **Digest scope creep.** A5 is the *parser primitive only*. Resist pulling the\n*158|  manifest seam, `spt digest`, the delta-stream, or persistence forward from M3b —\n 159|  they need the broker/daemon that M3a deliberately does not build.\n 160|- **Single-surface, not the fleet.** M3a hosts one surface per handle; the\n 161|  multiplexed name-addressable supervisor is M3b. A task that finds itself building\n## M3b-PLAN.md\n 11|> single-surface PTY *mechanism* (SessionSurface + ConPTY/forkpty backend + DSR\n*12|> drain + injection + bounded byte-stream + digest parser primitive). **M3b builds\n 13|> the *process* that hosts many of those surfaces** behind a versioned local IPC,\n 14|> consolidating the interim no-daemon model.\n 15|\n...\n 33|#6) · any `api` invocation **auto-starts** the daemon · spt-hosted startup is\n*34|spawn-session→`api bind` with an **in-memory** seed (no file) · the **digest\n 35|daemon-half** completes REQ-TERM-4 (`int`) · `cargo test --workspace` + clippy\n 36|`-D warnings` + `traceable-reqs check` green on the CI matrix (ubuntu + windows).\n 37|\n...\n 74|  enables (M2b delivered graceful-only).\n*75|- **digest daemon-half** (`REQ-TERM-4` `int`, ADR-0008) — manifest-sourcing of the\n*76|  `input`/`agent`/`tool` patterns (the `pty_digest` manifest seam), running the\n*77|  M3a `DigestParser` over the broker PTY; `spt digest <id>` snapshot pull, the\n 78|  broker-pushed structured **delta-stream** on the R-TERM-3 substrate, and opt-in\n 79|  Path-B persistence. Local addressing only (the qualified `[subnet:]id@node` form\n 80|  is M4); `REQ-DAEMON-4` (honor every KNOWN-HAZARDS invariant) is the meta-gate.\n...\n 83|\n*84|- networking / P2P, multi-subnet, notifications, **cross-node** digest addressing —\n 85|  **M4** (`spt-net`). The QUIC-stream broker-ownership *implementation* is M4\n 86|  (only its *shape* was spiked, #3).\n 87|- self-update (update-class taxonomy, signing, ripple) — **M3c**.\n...\n 121|→ **idempotent boundary** (durable IDs at every effect) → **auto-start + in-memory\n*122|startup** (retire the seed file) → **orphan-watch** → **digest daemon-half** →\n 123|activation + E2E. Each task tags evidence + activates its reqs in the same commit;\n 124|`traceable-reqs check` green and **both OSes** validated before the next (the M3a\n 125|discipline: Windows local + Linux via gravity-linux).\n...\n 138|| B7 | **Orphan-watch**: carry the M2b graceful ordering (grace 1.1 / echo 3.3 / stale-sweep 3.2) into the supervised-crash path the always-on daemon enables | REQ-DAEMON-4 (partial) | a supervised crash of a hosted session triggers the same echo-before-signoff + grace + stale-sweep ordering as graceful teardown (regression test) |\n*139|| B8 | **Digest daemon-half**: manifest `pty_digest` seam (adapter-supplied `input`/`agent`/`tool` patterns) → run the M3a `DigestParser` over the broker PTY; `spt digest <id>` snapshot pull + broker-pushed structured **delta-stream** on the R-TERM-3 substrate + opt-in Path-B persistence. Local addressing only | REQ-TERM-4 (`int`), ADR-0008 | `spt digest <id>` returns the live structured buffer for a daemon-hosted session; a subscriber receives only deltas; opt-in persistence appends to the history sto...\n 140|| B9 | **Activation sweep + E2E**: activate REQ-DAEMON-1/2/3/4 + REQ-START-3 + the 4 hazards + REQ-TERM-4(`int`); a daemon E2E (spawn→Psyche-loop→commune→**brain-restart-survives**→graceful-signoff) on the CI matrix; amend ROADMAP (M3b delivered) + CONTEXT; author the **M3c plan** stub | — | `check` green with M3b reqs activated; clippy `-D warnings`; CI matrix (ubuntu+windows) green; both-OS validated |\n 141|\n 142|## M3b requirement-activation map\n...\n 153|**Stay `[]` (M3c/M4):** all `REQ-UPD-*`, the M4 grill reqs (`REQ-INST-9..14`,\n*154|`REQ-PAIR-5/6/7`, `REQ-NOTIF-1/2`, `REQ-SEC-1`), cross-node digest addressing.\n 155|\n 156|## Workspace change\n 157|\n...\n 193|  durable ID), not bolted on after.\n*194|- **Digest scope (B8).** Local addressing only; the `[subnet:]id@node` qualified\n 195|  form + cross-node fetch are M4. Resist pulling multi-subnet forward.\n## M4-D2f-PLAN.md\n 17|1. **`pairing/rendezvous.rs`** — pure rendezvous-token derivation (**REQ-PAIR-5**).\n*18|   `rendezvous_token(subnet_name, totp_step) -> [u8; 32]` = `SHA-256(domain ‖ lp(name) ‖\n 19|   step_be)` (length-prefixed name, domain-separated, versioned). Plus\n 20|   `rendezvous_window(name, step) -> [[u8;32]; 3]` for the ±1 skew (the joiner subscribes to\n 21|   all three; the responder advertises its own). 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(Messages drained through the polling channel were never affected.)\n*217│- **`spt endpoint digest --json` no longer repeats rows.** Activity replayed across a session checkpoint is collapsed to a single entry.\n 218│- **Waking an agent starts exactly one session.** Two wake requests arriving at once no longer launch it twice.\n 219│- **A dead owner no longer leaves an agent showing as online.** When the process that owns a listener exits, the listener stops promptly, so the agent shows offline and can be re-bound.\n 220│- **Live agents save their context reliably.** Fixed a case where an agent's automatic context save could fail — silently writing to the wrong place, or repeatedly erroring — when its save directory was left to resolve from the daemon's own working directory; a mis-configured directory now produces a clear one-time warning instead.\n    │...\n 426│\n*427│A field-hardening release. Twelve bugs surfaced by running `spt` across real remote nodes are fixed: cross-node attach and messaging now work and tell the truth, remote presence and counts read correctly, attaching to a running terminal session repaints cleanly instead of corrupting scrollback, `spt rc` works on Windows 10 / raw PowerShell, and adapter update and digest handle relocated installs.\n 428│\n 429│### Added\n 430│\n    │...\n 450│- **`spt adapter update` no longer fails to re-register after fetching.** The update derived the install directory from the `[update]` repo name rather than the adapter's registered source directory — so after a repo rename it wrote to a fresh empty directory and then failed re-register with `os error 2`. Update now targets the registered source directory and tolerates a changed update repo.\n*451│- **`spt endpoint digest` now works for endpoints whose transcript lives under a relocated profile.** A profile that relocates the harness transcript tree (via a runtime env like `CLAUDE_CONFIG_DIR`) produced `NO_DIGEST` because the on-demand extractor ran without that environment. The digest path now carries the profile's transcript-location environment to the extractor, which locates and reads the transcript itself.\n 452│\n 453│## [0.18.0] - 2026-06-30\n 454│\n    │...\n 487│\n*488│A minor release adding a one-lever adapter-update arc (a delegated post-step), a global `--json` for status queries, an incremental digest cursor, a persistent `spt rc` identity marker, and manifest substitution primitives — plus the removal of `spt send --reply-to`.\n 489│\n 490│### Added\n 491│\n    │...\n 493│- **Global `--json` for status queries.** `endpoint list`/`whoami`, `daemon status`, `subnet status`/`show-code`, `endpoint description`/`role`, `adapter list`/`version`, `notif list`, `grant list`, `access list`, `shell list`, and `how-to` now accept a global `--json` flag emitting stable, explicit fields for scripted consumption. (Action commands ignore it.)\n*494│- **`spt endpoint digest` incremental cursor.** `--json` output gains `--last <N>` (the last N turns; `--last 1` is the latest turn), a stable per-entry `seq` that survives live re-projection and window slides, `--after <seq>` (only what is newer, with a full-refresh signal if the cursor fell out of the window), a `partial` flag on the in-progress turn, and a per-entry `ts` — so a consumer can process turn-ends incrementally instead of re-reading the whole window.\n 495│- **`spt rc` identity marker.** An attached controller now shows a persistent top status row — right-aligned `SUBNET : ENDPOINT_ID @ NODE` in cyan — so you always know which endpoint you are driving. It re-asserts across alt-screen, resize, and scroll-region resets.\n 496│- **Manifest substitution primitives.** Two adapter-static substitution keys — `{adapter_dir}` (the adapter's install dir, which survives updates) and `{adapter_name}` — are available wherever command/string substitution runs, and `[strings]` values are now substituted at `get-string` read time. This lets an adapter resolve a path to its own packed binary without spt-core ever executing it.\n 497│- **`[message-idle-translation-binary]` takes a `command`.** The idle-delivery translation binary can be declared with a `command` (program token plus args, with adapter-static substitution) instead of the bare `path`, so it can be invoked as a subcommand of a consolidated adapter binary. The spawn and stdin/stdout protocol are unchanged.\n    │...\n 573│- **`spt adapter version <name>`** prints an installed adapter's version.\n*574│- **`spt adapter digest-proof` and `spt adapter translate-proof` can test an unpackaged adapter** via new `--dir` / `--manifest` options — proof a development or bare-file adapter before it's installed.\n 575│\n 576│### Fixed\n 577│\n    │...\n 585│\n*586│- **`spt adapter translate-proof <adapter> --event '<EVENT…>'`** — validate an adapter's `[message-idle-translation-binary]` without a live session. It spawns and feeds the declared binary exactly as the daemon does at idle delivery and prints the keystroke commands it emits (`{key}` / `{text}` / `{delay_ms}` / `{commit}`), failing a binary that emits nothing or never sends a terminating `{commit}`. The author-time mirror of `spt adapter digest-proof`.\n 587│\n 588│### Fixed\n 589│\n    │...\n 747│\n*748│- **A bundled adapter binary resolves from its install directory before `PATH`.** An adapter that ships its own helper binaries — a `[digest]` extractor, the Psyche-spawn command — now finds them in the adapter's install directory first, so a bare program name in a manifest works without you placing it on `PATH`.\n 749│- **The Windows at-logon task starts the daemon in the background.** It now launches detached (`spt daemon start`) instead of holding a foreground console window.\n 750│\n 751│## [0.7.3] - 2026-06-15\n    │...\n 764│\n*765│A digest-proof fix: `spt adapter digest-proof` now works with the documented `{session_id}` example templates.\n 766│\n 767│### Fixed\n 768│\n*769│- **`spt adapter digest-proof` now fills the same substitution keys the live extractor does.** A proof run previously supplied an empty key map, so any extractor template using `{session_id}` (the shape in the published examples) failed instead of producing a sample. It now populates `{id}` and `{session_id}` to match runtime, with an optional `--session` to pin a specific value.\n 770│\n 771│## [0.7.1] - 2026-06-15\n 772│\n    │...\n 803│\n*804│The session digest grows up — its own adapter seam, it follows an agent across `/clear`, and it shows the context spt itself feeds the agent.\n 805│\n 806│### Changed\n 807│\n*808│- **The session digest gets its own adapter seam, follows an agent across `/clear`, and shows the context spt feeds it.** An adapter now declares a `[digest]` *extractor* that maps its native log to the digest's `{role, text, tool, ts}` contract — its **own** manifest section, separate from `[history]` (which stays full-fidelity for the echo-commune). The digest **spans** a `/clear` or `/compact`: it enumerates an endpoint's recent sessions and shows a `── /clear ──` divider instead of going bl...\n*809│  - **Breaking (adapter authors):** this **supersedes** the v0.5.0 guidance to emit the digest contract through your `[history]` normalizer. Declare a `[digest]` extractor (or push via `spt api digest-entry`) instead; one `[history]` normalizer can no longer serve both the opaque echo-commune and the contract-typed digest.\n 810│\n 811│## [0.5.0] - 2026-06-13\n 812│\n    │...\n 820│- **`spt endpoint role` — a durable agent role.** Set a free-form statement of what an endpoint is for; it is shown to the agent **first**, at the start of every new session. `spt endpoint role` is the only thing that writes it — nothing automated ever overwrites your wording.\n*821│- **`spt api digest-entry`** lets a harness with no readable session log feed its activity directly, so even those sessions show a live digest.\n 822│\n 823│### Changed\n 824│\n*825│- **The live session digest now works for any session, not just terminal-hosted ones.** `spt endpoint digest <id>` builds its at-a-glance view from a session's normalized logs instead of scraping the raw terminal stream — so a session spt-core doesn't host in its own terminal (for example a Claude Code session) now shows a digest too. `--follow` still streams changes as they happen.\n*826│  - **Breaking (adapter authors):** the `[pty_digest]` manifest section is **removed**. The digest now rides your `[history]` source — emit your history records as `{\"role\": …, \"text\": …, \"tool\": …}` JSON (or push them with `spt api digest-entry`) and the digest builds itself. No digest-specific manifest section is needed.\n*827│- **Messages now carry who sent them — a person or an agent.** A message you send is delivered marked as user-sent, and the daemon re-stamps anything that falsely claims to be from a user. A human-backed **Gateway** endpoint is accepted as a first-class endpoint — addressable, able to own shells, and able to subscribe to digests — including from another machine on your subnet.\n 828│\n 829│## [0.4.2] - 2026-06-11\n 830│\n    │...\n 899│\n*900│- **`spt endpoint` command group.** A single home for everything you do to an endpoint: `spt endpoint fork`, `suspend`, `wake`, `shutdown`, `rename`, `stop`, and `digest` all live here now. (See **Changed** — this is where these moved from.)\n 901│- **`spt endpoint list`** — one combined view of every endpoint you can see, grouped by subnet, with your own endpoint pinned at the top.\n 902│  - `spt endpoint list --local` shows just this machine's endpoints.\n 903│  - `spt endpoint list --subnet <name>` filters to one subnet.\n    │...\n 925│- **BREAKING — commands have been reorganized; old spellings no longer work (no aliases).** If a command isn't found, check its new home below. The agent-messaging commands you use most are unchanged: `spt send`, `spt ring`, `spt ready`, `spt whoami`, and `spt how-to` all stay where they are, as does top-level `spt notif`.\n*926│  - These endpoint commands moved **under `spt endpoint`**: `fork`, `suspend`, `wake`, `shutdown`, `rename`, `stop`, `digest`. For example, `spt fork …` is now `spt endpoint fork …`.\n 927│  - The old `resources` view is gone; its listing is now `spt endpoint list --detail` and its per-endpoint blurb is now `spt endpoint description`.\n 928│  - `spt notify …` moved to `spt subnet notify [message] [--target <subnet>]`. With no `--target`, it sends to your home subnet; if you have no home subnet and don't pass `--target`, it refuses rather than guessing.\n 929│  - Stopping/checking the daemon moved under `spt daemon` (`spt daemon stop`, `spt daemon status`).\n## CONTEXT.md\n  83│<!-- [doc->REQ-MANIFEST-5] -->\n *84│**File-backed strings** (M12-W3): a `[strings]` value MAY be a **file pointer** instead of an inline literal — a value-position table with **exactly one** key `file`: `skill = { file = \"skill.md\" }`. `get-string` resolves it to the file's **contents** (so large bodies — skill-instructions, hint text — stay out of the manifest). The exactly-one-key rule is the disambiguation: any other table shape stays an opaque nested strings tree (existing trees untouched), and `{ file = … }` is reserved as the...\n  85│_Avoid_: treating strings as config knobs for spt-core itself (those are global settings); \"adapter KV store\" as a separate registry; putting user files in the adapter-shipped `strings/` dir (clobbered by updates — use a local profile).\n  86│\n  87│**manifest substitution in `[strings]`** (ratified 2026-06-25, v0.16.0 update-arc grill):\n    │...\n 108│\n*109│**resident adapter binary**: an adapter-owned process spt-core keeps alive for an endpoint's lifetime (today the `[message-idle-translation-binary]`), as opposed to **ephemeral** adapter binaries — the Psyche loop (daemon-hosted, ADR-0004), the `[digest]` extractor, `[session.*]` runners, hooks — which spawn on demand and pick up an update on their next invocation. Only resident binaries are stopped/restarted on a live update; ephemerals self-heal.\n 110│_Avoid_: calling the Psyche loop or an on-demand extractor a \"resident\" binary; \"restart the endpoint\" for what is a per-binary cycle.\n 111│\n 112│**session-invocation declaration** (manifest field, noted for spt-plugin parity):\n    │...\n 132│- **Why adapter-owned normalize over spt-core built-in parsers** (grounded in a Codex-CLI vs Claude-Code comparison): transcript formats diverge sharply and move fast. Claude Code = one flat JSONL per session, project-partitioned, locatable directly from the session id (`~/.claude/projects/<hash>/<id>.jsonl`). Codex = date-partitioned **rollout files** (`~/.codex/sessions/YYYY/MM/DD/rollout-<ts>-<id>.jsonl`) where the id is only a filename *substring* (must recursive-glob to locate), a **3-level tagged e...\n*133│- **Profile-relocated transcript roots — env-read capture** (ratified 2026-06-30, counter-38 field-bug grill; supersedes a rejected harness-specific `{config_dir}` proposal): a Path-A locate-template (and the `[digest].source` that reuses it) may reference a manifest-declared **`[env.<VAR>] direction = \"read\"`** var (e.g. `{CLAUDE_CONFIG_DIR}`). spt-core captures the **declared** read-vars — an explicit allowlist, never the whole env — from the session's launch environment at **bind** (the only poi...\n*134│- **`[digest]` mirrors history's two strategies — locate ownership** (ratified 2026-06-30, counter-38 W6 design-gate): like `[history]`, `[digest]` supports **`fetcher`** (the adapter's extractor **locates + reads + emits** normalized digest records; spt-core runs it bounded and consumes its stdout, doing **no** locate and **no** pre-read) alongside the original **`locate_normalize`** (`source` template → spt-core locates a **single** file + reads + pipes the bytes to the extractor as a pure stdin→...\n 135│\n 136│**activity/idle detection** — **not** PTY-quiescence (insufficient: e.g. CC's AskUserQuestion stalls the PTY while holding stdin and needing nuanced input) and **not** a manifest-declared idle signal. Instead, the adapter calls spt-core activity/idle commands at the right moments (from its hooks); those commands manage activity/idle **sentinels inside the session perch**. The idle state lives in the perch, owned by spt-core via the commands API exposed to adapter devs.\n 137│\n    │...\n 165│- **Command templates are opaque.** spt-core never parses out a model/tool/flag — the adapter writes the whole command line; spt-core fills substitution keys and runs it.\n*166│- **A command template's program token resolves against the adapter install dir before PATH (since v0.8.0).** A `.spt` adapter ships its built binaries to the adapter's install dir (`adapters/_github/<safe>/` via `--release`/`--github`, or the record's `source_dir` under copy-mode), so a bare program name (e.g. `claude-spt-digest …`) binds to the shipped binary first and falls back to PATH when absent — a `.spt` that ships its binaries is **self-contained**, needing no PATH placement. <!-- [doc->REQ-...\n 167│- **Hook output capability is declared per harness-event** (`can_inject`). CC's Stop hook cannot inject context — that single fact drives the echo-gate sentinel + relay fallback. The manifest expresses it so spt-core knows when to fall back.\n 168│- **Env injection is asymmetric** (file-bridge-only-when-not-launcher, applied to env): spt-hosted sessions inherit env from the broker that spawns them; harness-hosted sessions need the harness's declared env channel. With `spt` on PATH the env table is small.\n 169│- **Cross-adapter fallback** is a **node-wide setting**, not a manifest field: if a Psyche/echo invocation under one adapter is rate-limited, spt-core falls back to another adapter (e.g. `ccs` — its own adapter, not a binary-swap). <!-- [doc->REQ-MANIFEST-6] --> A fallback **target is addressed as `<adapter>:<profile>`** (not just a bare adapter_name) and resolves through the one composite-addressing resolver (`registry::resolve_option`), so a fallback may select a shipped or local profile (`ccs`, `ccs...\n    │...\n 256│**Gateway** (concept ratified 2026-06-11; registered via the open type system, first instance downstream):\n*257│A **human-backed endpoint** — a user's specialized window into the subnet from a device or surface with no conventional-harness compatibility. Nothing LLM-shaped runs there; the intelligence at the endpoint is the **user**. Addressable like any endpoint (receives digests/messages, sends via the normal verbs) and may **own Shells** (it is an owning endpoint — see §Shell model). Distinct from a Shell: a Shell is *driven from elsewhere*; a Gateway *originates* interaction. No `tracked/` mind, no Psyche...\n 258│\n 259│<!-- [doc->REQ-MSG-5] -->\n 260│A message sent from a Gateway carries **the user's authority** — it *is* the user speaking through a device — and is delivered typed **`user-msg`** (ratified 2026-06-12) so receiving agents weight it as user instruction, not peer-agent chatter. The type is **identity-gated, never payload-trusted** (the KH 7.3/7.5 posture): the daemon permits `user-msg` only from user-backed origins (a Gateway endpoint, the local user's own CLI) and re-stamps an agent-family sender's `user-msg` down to plain `msg` —...\n    │...\n 492│\n*493│**live activity buffer (session digest)**:\n 494│A rolling, human-glanceable view of an endpoint's **recent context** — *what the agent did* (recent user turns + the agent output between them, with **tool-usage sprints collapsed**, e.g. `<endpoint_id> used: **Write** `dir/file.txt` · **Bash** `first ~25 cmd chars` · […]`) **and** *what spt fed the agent* (**context-injection** entries — session-start psyche download, echo-commune mirror, incoming owl messages — collapsed by default, expandable). One time-ordered, glanceable timeline. **How mu...\n 495│\n*496│- **Source = normalized session logs, never PTY parsing** (revised 2026-06-12, Gateway grill — supersedes the ADR-0008 source mechanism). A TUI's PTY stream is a *rendering protocol*, not a content log: scroll/resize trigger full repaints (duplicate content), and semantic turn boundaries drown in repaint soup. The split: **render surfaces read the PTY** (the R-TERM raw byte ring, unchanged); **content surfaces read the logs**. The digest reads the **same session logs as the echo-commune** but through i...\n*497│- **Topology-independent.** Because the source is logs, the digest works for harness-hosted endpoints too — Claude Code's per-session JSONL is Path A's worked example. Freshness = file-watch + adapter hook nudges; harnesses with no usable logs push entries directly via **`api digest-entry`** (the Path-B-style door). Near-realtime tailing needs an *incremental* normalize story (design-phase concern: Path A's normalize-command was shaped for occasional pulls).\n*498│- **Thread-spanning across session boundaries.** A live agent's identity persists across many harness *sessions* (a `/clear` or `/compact` rotates the harness `session_id` — see `api boundary` / **post-spawn seam** — while the endpoint identity and `parent_pid` anchor hold). The digest follows the **agent thread**, not a single session: its rolling window may bridge a boundary (the tail of session N and the head of session N+1 coexist until the old turns age out), so a glance right after a `/clear` s...\n*499│- **Two access modes.** **Snapshot pull** — `spt endpoint digest <[subnet:]id[@node]>` returns the current structured buffer (a Shell/CLI/GUI on-demand render; feeds the frontend's \"latest session output\" pane; a Gateway's agent-window). **Structured-delta stream** — a subscriber (live Shell pane, GUI, Gateway) receives only *changes* (new turn, new tool entry, collapse update), keyed to log records, for resource-efficient near-realtime reflection. **Access is address-gated** — fetch/subscribe is a...\n*500│- **\"Option (C)\" logging surface:** the digest may also be *persisted* (opt-in per-endpoint) as a coarse activity log appended to the native history store (Path B), on-boundary or periodic — off by default.\n*501│- **Adapter-declared extraction (post-M9 milestone — reverses M9's \"no manifest seam\"):** M9 retired the PTY-parse engine and made the digest an on-demand projection over a published `{role,text,tool}` contract carried in `[history]`. That under-served real adapters: one normalizer cannot serve echo (opaque) and the digest (contract) at once, and a contract mismatch failed **silently**. So the digest gets its **own `[digest]` manifest seam** — an **imperative extractor** the adapter declares (its nat...\n*502│- **Two-origin merge.** The digest interleaves two sources by `ts`: the adapter's **extracted log records** (agent activity) and spt's own **context-injection entries** (psyche download / echo mirror / owl message), which spt appends to the endpoint's `digest.log` (the existing Path-B sink — spt becomes an internal producer). The projection merges both newest-relevant within the window. **Deferred (no consumer yet):** the GUI collapse/expand of context-injection entries, the echo-commune-reads-the-dige...\n 503│\n*504│_Avoid_: \"PTY digest\" (the superseded source mechanism); parsing agent content out of PTY bytes anywhere.\n 505│\n 506│## Networking\n 507│\n## Cargo.lock\n  687│ \"curve25519-dalek-derive\",\n *688│ \"digest 0.10.7\",\n  689│ \"fiat-crypto 0.2.9\",\n  690│ \"rand_core 0.6.4\",\n  691│ \"rustc_version\",\n     │...\n  704│ \"curve25519-dalek-derive\",\n *705│ \"digest 0.11.3\",\n  706│ \"fiat-crypto 0.3.0\",\n  707│ \"rand_core 0.10.1\",\n  708│ \"rustc_version\",\n     │...\n  910│[[package]]\n *911│name = \"digest\"\n  912│version = \"0.10.7\"\n  913│source = \"registry+https://github.com/rust-lang/crates.io-index\"\n  914│checksum = \"9ed9a281f7bc9b7576e61468ba615a66a5c8cfdff42420a70aa82701a3b1e292\"\n     │...\n  921│[[package]]\n *922│name = \"digest\"\n  923│version = \"0.11.3\"\n  924│source = \"registry+https://github.com/rust-lang/crates.io-index\"\n  925│checksum = \"f1dd6dbb5841937940781866fa1281a1ff7bd3bf827091440879f9994983d5c2\"\n     │...\n 1572│dependencies = [\n*1573│ \"digest 0.10.7\",\n 1574│]\n 1575│\n 1576│[[package]]\n     │...\n 2007│ \"derive_more\",\n*2008│ \"digest 0.11.3\",\n 2009│ \"ed25519-dalek 3.0.0-pre.6\",\n 2010│ \"getrandom 0.4.2\",\n 2011│ \"n0-error\",\n     │...\n 3722│ \"cpufeatures 0.2.17\",\n*3723│ \"digest 0.10.7\",\n 3724│]\n 3725│\n 3726│[[package]]\n     │...\n 3739│ \"cpufeatures 0.2.17\",\n*3740│ \"digest 0.10.7\",\n 3741│]\n 3742│\n 3743│[[package]]\n     │...\n 3750│ \"cpufeatures 0.2.17\",\n*3751│ \"digest 0.11.3\",\n 3752│]\n 3753│\n 3754│[[package]]\n## DAEMON-LIFECYCLE-COMPLETION-PLAN.md\n 81│- **No behavior change for the Self session** — `api boundary`, `api state`,\n*82│  commune/signoff file-drops, the digest two-origin merge all keep working; only\n 83│  *where the loop runs* changes.\n 84│\n 85│## 4. Task breakdown (waves within W0)\n## DIGEST-MILESTONE-PLAN.md\n *1│# Digest extractor & thread-spanning — JIT milestone plan\n  2│\n *3│> **STATUS: PLANNED (2026-06-13).** Product of the digest grill (operator + `doyle`).\n  4│> Grounded against the live tree post-M9 + **ADR-0019** (the governing decision) +\n *5│> the rewritten CONTEXT.md \"live activity buffer (session digest)\" entry. This\n  6│> project does **not** use GSD — this is a hand-authored JIT plan, the heir to\n  7│> `M9-PLAN.md`. Executes on operator dispatch (likely → todlando), `doyle` gates.\n  8│>\n   │...\n 15│\n*16│Make the session digest something a **real, first adapter** (`spt-claude-code`) can\n 17│actually drive: give it its own adapter-declared extractor seam, follow a live\n 18│agent across `/clear` session-hops, and merge in the context spt itself feeds the\n 19│agent. Reverses M9's \"no manifest seam\" stance (ADR-0019).\n 20│\n*21│**End state:** an adapter declares `[digest]`, runs `spt adapter digest-proof` to\n*22│confirm its extractor before shipping, and `spt endpoint digest <id>` renders a\n 23│time-ordered timeline that (a) spans a `/clear` with a visible boundary marker and\n 24│(b) interleaves the agent's activity with spt's injected context — with no silent\n 25│drops.\n   │...\n 30│|-----|-------|--------------------|\n*31│| **REQ-TERM-5** | `[digest]` extractor seam + register validation + presentation knobs + `digest-proof` + runtime diagnostics | `doc, impl, unit, int` |\n 32│| **REQ-TERM-6** | thread-spanning: session ledger + `api boundary` append + last-K enumeration + boundary marker | `impl, unit, int` |\n*33│| **REQ-TERM-7** | two-origin merge: spt context-injection entries → `digest.log`, ts-interleave, context category (data model only) | `impl, unit, int` |\n*34│| REQ-TERM-4 | carried (projection + pull + delta-stream + `api digest-entry`) — no re-point; new REQs layer on | unchanged |\n 35│\n 36│**Task 0 (first commit of execution):** set the three `required_stages` above in\n 37│`traceable-reqs.toml`. The tree is green now because they are empty; activation +\n   │...\n 43│\n*44│- **Imperative extractor, no DSL.** `[digest]` declares a command (native log →\n 45│  `{role,text,tool,ts}`). Defaults to the `[history]` source files (reference its\n*46│  locate pattern); own-source escape hatch. `api digest-entry` push stays the\n 47│  fallback. Real CC logs (9 record types, `assistant.content` a mixed\n 48│  thinking/text/tool_use list, one line → many entries) are why a declarative map\n 49│  is refused.\n 50│- **One source, two extractors.** `[history]`/echo stays opaque + single-session;\n*51│  `[digest]` is contract-typed + session-spanning. They no longer share a\n 52│  normalizer — the dual-consumer conflict is the whole reason for this milestone.\n 53│- **Presentation is adapter-defaulted, consumer-overridable** (window depth,\n 54│  arg-truncation, sprint-collapse). The fixed \"~3 turns\" is dropped.\n   │...\n 56│  heir to legacy `psyches/tracked/agents/<id>/sessions.log`); `api boundary`\n*57│  appends the rotated `session_id`; the digest enumerates the last K sessions.\n 58│- **Two-origin merge.** spt appends its own context-injection entries\n*59│  (`psyche_download | echo_mirror | owl_message`) to `digest.log`; the projection\n 60│  interleaves them with extracted activity records by `ts`.\n 61│- **Diagnostics are mandatory** (the silent drop is the gap that bit us): a shared\n*62│  engine behind `spt adapter digest-proof` (author-time) and a runtime warn/count.\n 63│\n 64│## 4. Task breakdown\n 65│\n*66│### Wave 1 — the `[digest]` seam + extractor (REQ-TERM-5)\n*67│- **T1 — manifest `[digest]` section.** `spt-runtime`: struct + serde + `validate()`\n 68│  (extractor command present; source pattern resolvable or own-source given; knob\n*69│  types). Add optional `ts` to the `spt-term` digest-record contract. `[doc/impl/unit]`\n*70│- **T2 — extractor execution.** `spt-daemon::digest`: `project_endpoint_digest`\n*71│  resolves the `[digest]` extractor over the source file(s); apply adapter-default\n 72│  presentation knobs with consumer override threaded from pull/subscribe. `[impl/unit]`\n 73│- **T3 — diagnostics + proof tool.** Shared skip-diagnostic engine (count + first\n## F-019-TRANSLATION-BINARY-INSTALL-DIR-RESOLVE-DESIGN.md\n 14│\n*15│REQ-INSTALL-11 already says *\"adapter command templates resolve their program against the adapter's install dir before PATH\"* and ships `resolve_program_in_dir(program, install_dir)` (runtime.rs:527 — joins install_dir, adds `.exe` on Windows when present, else bare PATH fallback). Session/digest/psyche programs already route through it (`ResolvedManifest::with_install_dir` → runtime.rs:338). **The translation binary path was MISSED** — `prepare_harness_spawn` (harnesshost.rs:142-145) clones `manif...\n 16│\n 17│## Fix — route the translation binary through the existing resolver\n 18│\n*19│Resolve `translation_binary` against `install_dir` via the EXISTING `resolve_program_in_dir`, exactly like the session/digest/psyche programs:\n 20│\n 21│- `install_dir` is available at `launch_harness_brokered_in` (harnesshost.rs:185-196, the `install_dir` arg) — it's already recorded on the broker session (W3a/ADR-0025).\n 22│- Cleanest seam: in `launch_harness_brokered_in`, after `prepare_harness_spawn` returns `PreparedSpawn`, map `translation_binary` through `spt_runtime::runtime::resolve_program_in_dir(&path, install_dir)` when `install_dir` is `Some` (mirror the bare-fallback for `None`). Then the SpawnReq carries the resolved absolute path → `Command::new` succeeds → the real binary runs.\n   │...\n 31│- `[session.psyche_init]` / `psyche_resume` / `echo_commune` / `signoff` / `notif` runner programs (livehost/psyche).\n*32│- `[digest]` extractor — confirm (digest.rs uses install_dir).\n 33│- any `[session.*]` runners / hooks that spawn an adapter-shipped program.\n 34│Grep every spawn of an adapter-manifest program; each must resolve against install_dir. List what you found + what you fixed.\n 35│\n## M11-PLAN.md\n  6│> gates\" sections (authoritative for meaning). No GSD — hand-authored JIT plan, heir\n *7│> to `M5-PLAN.md` (the shell *mechanism*) and `DIGEST-MILESTONE-PLAN.md`. Executes on\n  8│> operator/doyle dispatch (→ todlando); `doyle` gates each wave against the RECORDED\n  9│> design.\n 10│>\n## M12-CANDIDATES.md\n 76│## Notes\n*77│- M10 `[digest]` extractor seam already shipped (CC-JSONL consumer = spt-claude-code) —\n 78│  listed for traceability, not an M12 item.\n 79│- Cross-reference: `../spt-claude-code/SCOPE.md` (downstream consumer ledger).\n## M12-W1-PLAN.md\n 54│  cwd (= daemon cwd) as a bringup-PROOF SHORTCUT only. NOT optional for M12: the consumer (Claude\n*55│  Code) is project-scoped — wrong cwd ⇒ wrong `.claude`/session-history/digest source; `cc <id>`\n 56│  at a project root must land CC in that project. Real cwd DOES need the additive `SpawnReq.cwd`\n 57│  wire change (broker spawns the PTY; cwd must reach `portable-pty` CommandBuilder). N-1-safe,\n 58│  done deliberately. Registered now (stages=[]); must land before the M12 gate.\n## M12-W2-RULING.md\n  7│## Verified against source\n *8│- **Session ledger EXISTS** — `spt-store/src/sessions.rs`: `last_k(perch, k) -> Vec<SessionEntry{ ts: RFC3339-UTC, session_id, trigger(Boot|Clear|Compact) }>`, oldest→newest, bounded (MAX_LEDGER=64), garbage-tolerant. Landed M10 (ADR-0019 / REQ-TERM-6) for digest thread-spanning. This IS the per-endpoint session-id log WITH timestamps Q3 assumed might not exist. (Investigation TODO#3 wasn't run — it does exist.)\n  9│- **`--resume <session>` flag EXISTS** on `Run{}` (plan line 32) → the terminal path for resume is already there.\n 10│- **No attach-presence query** — `presence.rs` has snapshots / most_recently_active / resolve, no \"which node is attached to endpoint E's PTY.\" Q1's gap is real.\n 11│\n## M12-W3-PLAN.md\n 34│   reflect without re-register); skip-diagnostics (no silent drop) on missing/unreadable, matching\n*35│   the `[digest]` skip-diagnostics stance.\n 36│\n 37│**T3.2**\n 38│4. The node-wide fallback setting appears absent. Is T3.2 = (a) ONLY make the fallback TARGET\n## M12-W3-RULING.md\n 24│without re-register); skip-diagnostics (emit a diagnostic, NO silent drop, do NOT error) on\n*25│missing/unreadable — matches the `[digest]` stance. `get_string` returns `Value::String(file_contents)`\n 26│on a healthy read.\n 27│\n 28│**REQ:** mint REQ-MANIFEST-5 in traceable-reqs.toml FIRST. ADR-0001 wire territory — additive,\n## M12-W4-RULING.md\n  8│- `elevation::rerun_command` enforces the **absolute exe path** (secure_path-proof, KH 5.10) — test `sudo_rerun_uses_absolute_path_not_bare_name` asserts `starts_with(\"sudo /\")`.\n *9│- `try_auto_elevate` (cli.rs:3065) re-execs `sudo <current_exe_str> <invocation_args>` — **verbatim args**, no widening.\n 10│- `ELEVATION_PROVEN` flag + `current()` (elevation.rs:164) short-circuit to `Elevated` once proven → **loop-guard foundation exists**.\n 11│- `render_qr` (cli.rs:2964) renders the `otpauth://` URI on create / show-code / join. T4.1 largely shipped.\n 12│\n## M3-PLAN.md\n 82│> **Detailed JIT plan: [`M3a-PLAN.md`](./M3a-PLAN.md).** Folds in **REQ-TERM-4**\n*83│> (live activity buffer / PTY digest, ADR-0008 — the parser primitive is M3a; its\n*84│> manifest-sourcing + `spt digest` + delta-stream + persistence are M3b).\n 85│\n 86│**In:** the `spt-term` crate (sibling of `spt-runtime`, above `spt-msg`):\n 87│- the **process-supervisor terminal wrapper** hosting broker PTYs (`REQ-TERM-1`)\n## M3a-PLAN.md\n  26│the child's output with bounded backpressure · the **live activity buffer (PTY\n *27│digest)** parser primitive produces a structured, source-tagged rolling view from\n  28│that stream · `cargo test --workspace` green · clippy `-D warnings` clean ·\n  29│`traceable-reqs check` green with M3a reqs activated · CI matrix (ubuntu + windows)\n  30│green.\n    │...\n  53│  child's byte output with **bounded backpressure**; the v1 byte-stream shape (the\n *54│  off-node hop is M4 transport). This is the substrate the digest delta-stream and\n  55│  the remote-terminal attach both ride.\n *56│- **Live activity buffer (PTY digest) parser primitive** (`REQ-TERM-4`, ADR-0008) —\n  57│  a structured, **source-tagged** rolling buffer (last ~N user turns + agent output\n  58│  between; tool-usage sprints collapsed), built by running **caller-supplied**\n  59│  `input_pattern` / `agent_pattern` / `tool_pattern[]`+catchall over the A4 byte\n    │...\n  61│  window depth N, arg-truncation width); the **manifest-sourcing of the patterns,\n *62│  the `spt digest` fetch, the broker-pushed delta-stream, and Path-B persistence are\n  63│  M3b** (they need the broker + manifest + history store). Honors the no-built-in-\n  64│  parser rule — the *pattern* is supplied, spt-term only runs it.\n  65│\n    │...\n  72│- **Daemon-authoritative liveness, brain restart, idempotent boundary** (M3b).\n *73│- **Digest manifest-sourcing / `spt digest` / delta-stream hosting / persistence**\n  74│  (M3b) — only the parser primitive is M3a.\n  75│- **Off-node terminal transport** (M4); the predictive/state-sync \"feels-local\"\n  76│  layer (deferred); on-disk scrollback spillover (deferred).\n    │...\n  88│    `SessionSurface` trait must NOT bake in either OS's stream semantics** — the\n *89│    byte-stream contract (REQ-TERM-3) and the digest parser (REQ-TERM-4) must tolerate\n  90│    repaint/reorder on Windows and strict ordering on Linux. Attach/replay semantics\n  91│    (viewport vs scrollback) are an explicit surface decision, not an accident.\n  92│  - **Spike #5:** resize races the reader — hold the master behind a lock for\n    │...\n 106│OSes) → **DSR auto-answer** (must land *with* the reader or output is withheld) →\n*107│**injection** → **byte-stream** → **digest parser** (rides the stream) → activation.\n 108│Each task tags evidence + activates its reqs in the same commit; `traceable-reqs\n 109│check` green before the next.\n 110│\n    │...\n 119│| A4 | **Byte-stream local streaming**: a consumer streams the child's byte output; **bounded backpressure**; the v1 byte-stream shape; tolerant of ConPTY repaint/reorder (Spike #5) | clean-room | REQ-TERM-3 | a consumer streams the child's output; backpressure is bounded (no unbounded buffer); a resizing ConPTY stream is delivered without loss (value-set coverage, per Spike #5) |\n*120│| A5 | **Live activity buffer (PTY digest) parser primitive**: a structured, source-tagged rolling buffer over the A4 stream — caller-supplied `input_pattern`/`agent_pattern` (span-until-next-match) + `tool_pattern[]`+catchall (collapse sprints; extract name+arg); window depth N; arg-truncation width | ADR-0008; CONTEXT §live activity buffer | REQ-TERM-4 (impl, unit) | given patterns + a byte stream, the primitive yields a tagged buffer of the last N turns with tool sprints collapsed; tolerates repain...\n 121│| A6 | **Activation sweep**: activate REQ-TERM-1/2/3 + REQ-HAZARD-CONPTY-DSR + REQ-TERM-4(impl,unit); green `check`, clippy `-D warnings`, CI matrix (ubuntu+windows); amend ROADMAP (M3a delivered) + CONTEXT/M3a notes; author the **M3b plan** stub | — | `check` green with M3a reqs activated; CI matrix + gate pass |\n 122│\n 123│## M3a requirement-activation map\n    │...\n 150│- **OS stream-contract divergence (Spike #4/#5).** The single biggest design risk:\n*151│  do **not** let the `SessionSurface` trait or the byte-stream/digest contracts\n 152│  assume ConPTY's repaint/viewport *or* forkpty's raw-pipe semantics. Model the\n 153│  surface as a byte stream with explicit, OS-independent attach/replay semantics.\n 154│- **ConPTY-DSR + no-EOF-while-writer-held.** Already paid for once (Spike #1, cost a\n    │...\n 156│  pattern is mandatory in A2, not optional polish.\n*157│- **Digest scope creep.** A5 is the *parser primitive only*. Resist pulling the\n*158│  manifest seam, `spt digest`, the delta-stream, or persistence forward from M3b —\n 159│  they need the broker/daemon that M3a deliberately does not build.\n 160│- **Single-surface, not the fleet.** M3a hosts one surface per handle; the\n 161│  multiplexed name-addressable supervisor is M3b. 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Local addressing only (the qualified `[subnet:]id@node` form\n  80│  is M4); `REQ-DAEMON-4` (honor every KNOWN-HAZARDS invariant) is the meta-gate.\n    │...\n  83│\n *84│- networking / P2P, multi-subnet, notifications, **cross-node** digest addressing —\n  85│  **M4** (`spt-net`). The QUIC-stream broker-ownership *implementation* is M4\n  86│  (only its *shape* was spiked, #3).\n  87│- self-update (update-class taxonomy, signing, ripple) — **M3c**.\n    │...\n 121│→ **idempotent boundary** (durable IDs at every effect) → **auto-start + in-memory\n*122│startup** (retire the seed file) → **orphan-watch** → **digest daemon-half** →\n 123│activation + E2E. Each task tags evidence + activates its reqs in the same commit;\n 124│`traceable-reqs check` green and **both OSes** validated before the next (the M3a\n 125│discipline: Windows local + Linux via gravity-linux).\n    │...\n 138│| B7 | **Orphan-watch**: carry the M2b graceful ordering (grace 1.1 / echo 3.3 / stale-sweep 3.2) into the supervised-crash path the always-on daemon enables | REQ-DAEMON-4 (partial) | a supervised crash of a hosted session triggers the same echo-before-signoff + grace + stale-sweep ordering as graceful teardown (regression test) |\n*139│| B8 | **Digest daemon-half**: manifest `pty_digest` seam (adapter-supplied `input`/`agent`/`tool` patterns) → run the M3a `DigestParser` over the broker PTY; `spt digest <id>` snapshot pull + broker-pushed structured **delta-stream** on the R-TERM-3 substrate + opt-in Path-B persistence. Local addressing only | REQ-TERM-4 (`int`), ADR-0008 | `spt digest <id>` returns the live structured buffer for a daemon-hosted session; a subscriber receives only deltas; opt-in persistence appends to the history sto...\n 140│| B9 | **Activation sweep + E2E**: activate REQ-DAEMON-1/2/3/4 + REQ-START-3 + the 4 hazards + REQ-TERM-4(`int`); a daemon E2E (spawn→Psyche-loop→commune→**brain-restart-survives**→graceful-signoff) on the CI matrix; amend ROADMAP (M3b delivered) + CONTEXT; author the **M3c plan** stub | — | `check` green with M3b reqs activated; clippy `-D warnings`; CI matrix (ubuntu+windows) green; both-OS validated |\n 141│\n 142│## M3b requirement-activation map\n    │...\n 153│**Stay `[]` (M3c/M4):** all `REQ-UPD-*`, the M4 grill reqs (`REQ-INST-9..14`,\n*154│`REQ-PAIR-5/6/7`, `REQ-NOTIF-1/2`, `REQ-SEC-1`), cross-node digest addressing.\n 155│\n 156│## Workspace change\n 157│\n    │...\n 193│  durable ID), not bolted on after.\n*194│- **Digest scope (B8).** Local addressing only; the `[subnet:]id@node` qualified\n 195│  form + cross-node fetch are M4. 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D1 (process\n> split), D2 (loop relocation), D3 (supervision anchor + real brain-process update\n> trigger), D4 (multi-session cold-start resume; `BrainState` message retired),\n> D5 (durable absolute-deadline loop timing), D6 (readiness-gated auto-rollback)\n> are DONE + cross-OS CI-green on main (@ad15a1e). The broker is the always-up\n> per-machine anchor; it spawns + supervises a real `spt daemon brain` **child\n> process**, respawns it from the executable path on every exit, gates an update\n> brain on a generation-stamped ready signal, and auto-rolls-back a candidate that\n> fails to come up. **What is missing is the conformance proof:** the int evidence\n> for \"a hosted endpoint survives a brain-PROCESS restart onto a swapped binary\"\n> still points at the *in-process* `Brain::handoff` shape (`brain_swap.rs`\n> `[int->REQ-UPD-3]`, the M3b-B9 daemon E2E) — the very thing ADR-0018 calls\n> regression-masked. D7 builds the real process-level proof and re-points the\n> evidence onto it, scaffolds the V6 N-1 gate into a green CI gate, and verifies\n> the whole thing on the live fleet.\n\n## Goal (D7-close = milestone-close invariant)\n\nThe restoration milestone is **conformance-closed**: every REQ it touches is\nevidenced by a test that proves the *real* property (process-level survival, not\n…\nupdate is field-proven on the rig with no manual bounce. Concretely at D7-close:\n…\n\n…\n### Test choreography (recommended shape)\n…\n1. Bind a test-owned `Broker` on an isolated socket + a `NetHost` loopback peer;\n…\n2. Spawn a long-lived PTY echo child into the broker (`cat`/`findstr`, the\n…\n   through `NetHost` to the loopback peer; send a marker the child/peer never\n   reads back until after the swap.\n3. Drive the **production `supervise_brain`** to spawn generation N as the **real\n   `spt daemon brain` child process** from a test-controlled on-disk path `P`\n   (fixture A). The child connects to the test broker socket, resumes the hosted\n   session, writes its `brain.ready` (now carrying `exe_hash`, below).\n4. **Swap:** write fixture B over `P` (fixture B = `P` with **appended padding\n   bytes** — identical behavior, flipped hash), trigger a brain restart\n   (`request_brain_restart` / kill the child). The supervisor respawns generation\n   N+1 **from the swapped `P`**.\n5. Assert the survival invariant: **(a)** the PTY child's pid is **unchanged**\n   (broker held it across the brain process death); **(b)** the QUIC conn is still\n   open and the pre-swap marker is readable post-swap (broker-held `NetHost`\n   survived); **(c)** the post-respawn `brain.ready` `exe_hash` **== fixture-B hash\n   != fixture-A hash**, proving new *bytes* ran, not a relaunch of the old (the\n   property that distinguishes this from `brain_swap.rs`'s in-process closure);\n   **(d)** gapless: output produced across the swap window replays (the broker ring\n   + cursor-of-record). All reads hit the **in-process broker's own state**.\n6. Teardown: kill child + brain, assert reaping.\n\n### The `exe_hash` breadcrumb (the one additive production change — doyle call-3)\n\nThe \"new bytes ran\" proof is a **production breadcrumb**, not a test-only marker:\nadd `exe_hash` as an additive field on the `brain.ready` JSON (alongside\n`{pid, generation}`), **written always** by the real brain post-resume (one\n`current_exe` read + hash per brain start — negligible). Why production, not test:\n(i) one binary, no double-build — the test's fixture B is just `P` + appended\npadding (hash flips, behavior identical); (ii) the supervised child is the real\nentry (call 2), so the sentinel **must live in real code anyway**; (iii) this is\nthe \"which bytes are resident\" diagnostic that would have caught the enlyzeam\nregression on day one — it pays rent far beyond the test (and upgrades D7-4's\nfield assert, call 5). **Register `exe_hash` in the D6-3 `PRE_READY_DURABLE_FILES`\ntripwire set** — `brain.ready` is already a tracked pre-ready durable file\n(`rollback_compat.rs`); the new field is additive / N-1-readable by construction\n(an N-1 brain ignores it), so the tripwire stays green and owns the new field from\nbirth. This is the **only** production-code change in D7; it is additive durable\nstate, same posture as the D6 two-phase record.\n\n### Why each assertion is load-bearing\n\n- **(a) pid unchanged** is the `REQ-UPD-3` absolute — the broker, not the brain,\n  owns the PTY master, so a brain process death cannot reach the child.\n- **(c) version marker flipped** is the **new** thing D7 proves and the reason the\n  re-point is honest: `brain_swap.rs` relaunches an in-process closure (same\n  process image); D7-1 proves the supervisor exec'd *different bytes from disk* —\n  exactly `update.rs:233-234`'s \"exec the new binary's brain\" made real, the\n  silent regression (apply swaps disk, never runs new code) caught by a test.\n- **(b) QUIC survives** closes SPIKE-01's highest remaining risk (codex FATAL #2):\n  QUIC carries process-local crypto/stream state plain TCP doesn't; broker-held\n  endpoint survival must be proven for the *real* transport, not a TCP proxy.\n\nEvidence: `[int->REQ-HAZARD-BROKER-PROCESS-ISOLATION]` (process-level survival:\nPTY child + live QUIC across a brain-PROCESS restart onto a swapped binary —\nendpoints broker-held, new bytes proven to run via `exe_hash`) · `[int->REQ-UPD-3]`\n(re-pointed here from `brain_swap.rs`: no endpoint terminates across the brain-only\nupdate, at the process level) · `[int->REQ-DAEMON-2]` (re-pointed here: the\nbroker/brain *process* split delivers the seamless update) · `[impl->REQ-HAZARD-\nROLLBACK-STATE-COMPAT]` (the `exe_hash` field added to `brain.ready` + registered\nin `PRE_READY_DURABLE_FILES`) · `[unit->REQ-HAZARD-ROLLBACK-STATE-COMPAT]` (the\ntripwire asserts the new `exe_hash` field is additive / N-1-readable). The\nre-point of REQ-DAEMON-2 / REQ-UPD-3 lands **in this commit** (rule 5 — never leave\nthem evidenced by the old in-process test once the new test exists);\n`REQ-HAZARD-BROKER-PROCESS-ISOLATION`'s `int` *activation* lands in D7-3 (after\nD7-2's gate also exists). REQ-HAZARD-ROLLBACK-STATE-COMPAT is already\n`[doc,impl,unit]`-active (D6-3) so the added `exe_hash` evidence needs **no toml\nchange**. `traceable-reqs check` stays green at each commit.\n…\n\n…\n## Resolved open calls (doyle vet, 2026-06-10)\n…\n1. **In-process broker faithful, or drive the real `spt daemon run`?** —\n…\n2. **Who spawns the endpoints; must the supervised child be the real entry?** —\n   **RESOLVED: the REAL `spt daemon brain` entry**, drivable today (SPT_HOME=temp,\n   injected `spawn_child` execs `P daemon brain --generation N --start-reason …`,\n   `run_brain` connect-retries, `resume_sessions` re-attaches). This makes D7-1 the\n   **first process-level exercise of the D4 cursor-of-record resume with N≥1 hosted\n   sessions**. Test drive establishes PTY+QUIC once, drops its client **hard** (D4\n   posture); the real child resumes; assert from the in-process broker's own state.\n   Fixture-brain fallback only if genuinely blocked, gap named (not expected).\n3. **\"New bytes ran\" proof mechanism?** — **RESOLVED: self-exe-hash sentinel,\n   STRENGTHENED into a production breadcrumb.** Add `exe_hash` as an additive field\n   on `brain.ready` (alongside `{pid, generation}`), written **always**, registered\n   in the D6-3 tripwire set. Fixture B = the same binary with **appended padding\n   bytes** (PE+ELF tolerate trailing data; hash flips, behavior identical). One\n   binary, no double-build; lives in real code (call 2); the \"which bytes resident\"\n   diagnostic that would have caught enlyzeam day one. Assert: post-respawn\n   `exe_hash` == fixture-B hash != fixture-A hash.\n4. **N-1 old-broker source for the gate?** — **RESOLVED: pinned prior ref, with\n   two corrections.** (a) The pin is **NOT a pre-restoration release** (no\n   supervisor → cannot pair) — pin the **D1 skeleton `0c95435`** (widest argv\n   window: bare vs stamped); name the advance rule (\"pin advances to the latest\n   PUBLISHED split-era release once one exists\"). (b) **Pairing = test-launch the\n   new brain at the old broker's socket** — do NOT contort D6 record selection; the\n   compat surface is SOCKET VERBS + argv, not supervision custody. **Tag:** do NOT\n   add `[int->REQ-HAZARD-HANDOFF-ARGV-COMPAT]` (keeps one-activation discipline) —\n   a toml comment notes the int-grade exercise instead.\n5. **Fleet-verify endpoint-survival scope?** — **RESOLVED: no synthetic fleet\n   workload.** The E2E owns endpoint survival; the field run owns \"new code actually\n   runs, no bounce.\" **STRENGTHENED** with call-3's breadcrumb: read `brain.ready`\n   `exe_hash` before/after apply on each node — it must flip AND match the release\n   artifact's hash (proves THE BYTES, not just a restart — the assert enlyzeam\n   lacked).\n\n## Immediate next step\n\nOn greenlight, start **D7-1**: stand up the test-owned `Broker` + `NetHost`\nloopback peer + a hosted PTY echo child + a live QUIC conn, drive the production\n`supervise_brain` to spawn a real brain child from a test-controlled on-disk path,\n…\nnone)."}],"details":{"displayContent":{"text":"# Restoration D7 — proof + REQ re-pointing + fleet verify: the milestone close (task plan)\n\n> **VET STATUS: APPROVED + GREENLIT (doyle, 2026-06-10).** All 5 open calls ruled\n> (see §Resolved open calls); two corrected real mechanics in D7-1/D7-2 (the\n> exe_hash breadcrumb shape + the N-1 pairing mechanics) — folded below.\n> Sequencing, rule-5 choreography (re-point inside the D7-1 commit; one activation\n> at D7-3 after both int legs), scope discipline (no capability, no wire field),\n> and the risk register ratified as written. **GO on D7-1.** D1–D6 are DONE +\n> cross-OS CI-green on main @ad15a1e. D7 adds **no new daemon capability** — it is\n> the conformance close-out: it *proves* what D1–D6 built (the process-level\n> survival E2E), turns the V6 N-1 scaffold into a real gate, re-points the\n> regression-masked int evidence onto the new proof, activates the last hazard\n> stage, and field-verifies the seamless update on the real rig.\n>\n> **The one additive production change D7 lands (doyle call-3 ruling):** an\n> `exe_hash` field on the `brain.ready` breadcrumb (the \"which bytes are resident\"\n> diagnostic — additive, tripwire-registered, pays rent far beyond the test: it is\n> exactly the fact the v0.3.2/enlyzeam incident lacked). Everything else is tests +\n> a gate + a toml line + a field run.\n\n> Working doc for RESTORATION-PLAN.md **D7** (ADR-0018 V5, V6, §9). D1 (process\n> split), D2 (loop relocation), D3 (supervision anchor + real brain-process update\n> trigger), D4 (multi-session cold-start resume; `BrainState` message retired),\n> D5 (durable absolute-deadline loop timing), D6 (readiness-gated auto-rollback)\n> are DONE + cross-OS CI-green on main (@ad15a1e). The broker is the always-up\n> per-machine anchor; it spawns + supervises a real `spt daemon brain` **child\n> process**, respawns it from the executable path on every exit, gates an update\n> brain on a generation-stamped ready signal, and auto-rolls-back a candidate that\n> fails to come up. **What is missing is the conformance proof:** the int evidence\n> for \"a hosted endpoint survives a brain-PROCESS restart onto a swapped binary\"\n> still points at the *in-process* `Brain::handoff` shape (`brain_swap.rs`\n> `[int->REQ-UPD-3]`, the M3b-B9 daemon E2E) — the very thing ADR-0018 calls\n> regression-masked. D7 builds the real process-level proof and re-points the\n> evidence onto it, scaffolds the V6 N-1 gate into a green CI gate, and verifies\n> the whole thing on the live fleet.\n\n## Goal (D7-close = milestone-close invariant)\n\nThe restoration milestone is **conformance-closed**: every REQ it touches is\nevidenced by a test that proves the *real* property (process-level survival, not\n…\nupdate is field-proven on the rig with no manual bounce. Concretely at D7-close:\n…\n\n…\n### Test choreography (recommended shape)\n…\n1. Bind a test-owned `Broker` on an isolated socket + a `NetHost` loopback peer;\n…\n2. Spawn a long-lived PTY echo child into the broker (`cat`/`findstr`, the\n…\n   through `NetHost` to the loopback peer; send a marker the child/peer never\n   reads back until after the swap.\n3. Drive the **production `supervise_brain`** to spawn generation N as the **real\n   `spt daemon brain` child process** from a test-controlled on-disk path `P`\n   (fixture A). The child connects to the test broker socket, resumes the hosted\n   session, writes its `brain.ready` (now carrying `exe_hash`, below).\n4. **Swap:** write fixture B over `P` (fixture B = `P` with **appended padding\n   bytes** — identical behavior, flipped hash), trigger a brain restart\n   (`request_brain_restart` / kill the child). The supervisor respawns generation\n   N+1 **from the swapped `P`**.\n5. Assert the survival invariant: **(a)** the PTY child's pid is **unchanged**\n   (broker held it across the brain process death); **(b)** the QUIC conn is still\n   open and the pre-swap marker is readable post-swap (broker-held `NetHost`\n   survived); **(c)** the post-respawn `brain.ready` `exe_hash` **== fixture-B hash\n   != fixture-A hash**, proving new *bytes* ran, not a relaunch of the old (the\n   property that distinguishes this from `brain_swap.rs`'s in-process closure);\n   **(d)** gapless: output produced across the swap window replays (the broker ring\n   + cursor-of-record). All reads hit the **in-process broker's own state**.\n6. Teardown: kill child + brain, assert reaping.\n\n### The `exe_hash` breadcrumb (the one additive production change — doyle call-3)\n\nThe \"new bytes ran\" proof is a **production breadcrumb**, not a test-only marker:\nadd `exe_hash` as an additive field on the `brain.ready` JSON (alongside\n`{pid, generation}`), **written always** by the real brain post-resume (one\n`current_exe` read + hash per brain start — negligible). Why production, not test:\n(i) one binary, no double-build — the test's fixture B is just `P` + appended\npadding (hash flips, behavior identical); (ii) the supervised child is the real\nentry (call 2), so the sentinel **must live in real code anyway**; (iii) this is\nthe \"which bytes are resident\" diagnostic that would have caught the enlyzeam\nregression on day one — it pays rent far beyond the test (and upgrades D7-4's\nfield assert, call 5). **Register `exe_hash` in the D6-3 `PRE_READY_DURABLE_FILES`\ntripwire set** — `brain.ready` is already a tracked pre-ready durable file\n(`rollback_compat.rs`); the new field is additive / N-1-readable by construction\n(an N-1 brain ignores it), so the tripwire stays green and owns the new field from\nbirth. This is the **only** production-code change in D7; it is additive durable\nstate, same posture as the D6 two-phase record.\n\n### Why each assertion is load-bearing\n\n- **(a) pid unchanged** is the `REQ-UPD-3` absolute — the broker, not the brain,\n  owns the PTY master, so a brain process death cannot reach the child.\n- **(c) version marker flipped** is the **new** thing D7 proves and the reason the\n  re-point is honest: `brain_swap.rs` relaunches an in-process closure (same\n  process image); D7-1 proves the supervisor exec'd *different bytes from disk* —\n  exactly `update.rs:233-234`'s \"exec the new binary's brain\" made real, the\n  silent regression (apply swaps disk, never runs new code) caught by a test.\n- **(b) QUIC survives** closes SPIKE-01's highest remaining risk (codex FATAL #2):\n  QUIC carries process-local crypto/stream state plain TCP doesn't; broker-held\n  endpoint survival must be proven for the *real* transport, not a TCP proxy.\n\nEvidence: `[int->REQ-HAZARD-BROKER-PROCESS-ISOLATION]` (process-level survival:\nPTY child + live QUIC across a brain-PROCESS restart onto a swapped binary —\nendpoints broker-held, new bytes proven to run via `exe_hash`) · `[int->REQ-UPD-3]`\n(re-pointed here from `brain_swap.rs`: no endpoint terminates across the brain-only\nupdate, at the process level) · `[int->REQ-DAEMON-2]` (re-pointed here: the\nbroker/brain *process* split delivers the seamless update) · `[impl->REQ-HAZARD-\nROLLBACK-STATE-COMPAT]` (the `exe_hash` field added to `brain.ready` + registered\nin `PRE_READY_DURABLE_FILES`) · `[unit->REQ-HAZARD-ROLLBACK-STATE-COMPAT]` (the\ntripwire asserts the new `exe_hash` field is additive / N-1-readable). The\nre-point of REQ-DAEMON-2 / REQ-UPD-3 lands **in this commit** (rule 5 — never leave\nthem evidenced by the old in-process test once the new test exists);\n`REQ-HAZARD-BROKER-PROCESS-ISOLATION`'s `int` *activation* lands in D7-3 (after\nD7-2's gate also exists). REQ-HAZARD-ROLLBACK-STATE-COMPAT is already\n`[doc,impl,unit]`-active (D6-3) so the added `exe_hash` evidence needs **no toml\nchange**. `traceable-reqs check` stays green at each commit.\n…\n\n…\n## Resolved open calls (doyle vet, 2026-06-10)\n…\n1. **In-process broker faithful, or drive the real `spt daemon run`?** —\n…\n2. **Who spawns the endpoints; must the supervised child be the real entry?** —\n   **RESOLVED: the REAL `spt daemon brain` entry**, drivable today (SPT_HOME=temp,\n   injected `spawn_child` execs `P daemon brain --generation N --start-reason …`,\n   `run_brain` connect-retries, `resume_sessions` re-attaches). This makes D7-1 the\n   **first process-level exercise of the D4 cursor-of-record resume with N≥1 hosted\n   sessions**. Test drive establishes PTY+QUIC once, drops its client **hard** (D4\n   posture); the real child resumes; assert from the in-process broker's own state.\n   Fixture-brain fallback only if genuinely blocked, gap named (not expected).\n3. **\"New bytes ran\" proof mechanism?** — **RESOLVED: self-exe-hash sentinel,\n   STRENGTHENED into a production breadcrumb.** Add `exe_hash` as an additive field\n   on `brain.ready` (alongside `{pid, generation}`), written **always**, registered\n   in the D6-3 tripwire set. Fixture B = the same binary with **appended padding\n   bytes** (PE+ELF tolerate trailing data; hash flips, behavior identical). One\n   binary, no double-build; lives in real code (call 2); the \"which bytes resident\"\n   diagnostic that would have caught enlyzeam day one. Assert: post-respawn\n   `exe_hash` == fixture-B hash != fixture-A hash.\n4. **N-1 old-broker source for the gate?** — **RESOLVED: pinned prior ref, with\n   two corrections.** (a) The pin is **NOT a pre-restoration release** (no\n   supervisor → cannot pair) — pin the **D1 skeleton `0c95435`** (widest argv\n   window: bare vs stamped); name the advance rule (\"pin advances to the latest\n   PUBLISHED split-era release once one exists\"). (b) **Pairing = test-launch the\n   new brain at the old broker's socket** — do NOT contort D6 record selection; the\n   compat surface is SOCKET VERBS + argv, not supervision custody. **Tag:** do NOT\n   add `[int->REQ-HAZARD-HANDOFF-ARGV-COMPAT]` (keeps one-activation discipline) —\n   a toml comment notes the int-grade exercise instead.\n5. **Fleet-verify endpoint-survival scope?** — **RESOLVED: no synthetic fleet\n   workload.** The E2E owns endpoint survival; the field run owns \"new code actually\n   runs, no bounce.\" **STRENGTHENED** with call-3's breadcrumb: read `brain.ready`\n   `exe_hash` before/after apply on each node — it must flip AND match the release\n   artifact's hash (proves THE BYTES, not just a restart — the assert enlyzeam\n   lacked).\n\n## Immediate next step\n\nOn greenlight, start **D7-1**: stand up the test-owned `Broker` + `NetHost`\nloopback peer + a hosted PTY echo child + a live QUIC conn, drive the production\n`supervise_brain` to spawn a real brain child from a test-controlled on-disk path,\n…\nnone).","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,null,42,null,68,null,194,null,196,null,198,null,200,201,202,203,204,205,206,207,208,209,210,211,212,213,214,215,216,217,218,219,220,221,222,223,224,225,226,227,228,229,230,231,232,233,234,235,236,237,238,239,240,241,242,243,244,245,246,247,248,249,250,251,252,253,254,255,256,257,258,259,260,261,262,263,264,265,null,268,null,489,null,491,null,499,500,501,502,503,504,505,506,507,508,509,510,511,512,513,514,515,516,517,518,519,520,521,522,523,524,525,526,527,528,529,530,531,532,533,534,535,null,541]},"meta":{"source":{"type":"path","value":"C:\\Users\\decid\\Documents\\projects\\spt-core\\RESTORATION-D7-PLAN.md"}}},"isError":false,"timestamp":1784110187754}}
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This project follows\n[Keep a Changelog](https://keepachangelog.com) and semantic versioning\n(pre-1.0: breaking changes bump the minor).\n\n## [Unreleased]\n\n## [0.31.0] - 2026-07-10\n\nA messaging and identity release: agent-to-agent messages now deliver exactly\nonce with the right sender on them, endpoints you save come back on their own\nafter a daemon restart, and several ways an agent's identity or saved context\ncould be lost are closed.\n\n> **Applying this update needs a daemon restart.** Parts of this release live\n> in the always-on daemon, so `spt update fetch --apply` lands it via a full\n> daemon restart rather than a live swap — your sessions restart as the daemon\n> comes back.\n\n### Added\n\n- `spt endpoint run --save` — make an endpoint a startup default. The daemon\n  relaunches every saved endpoint (as a fresh session) each time it starts, so\n  your always-on endpoints come back by themselves after a restart instead of\n  staying offline until someone re-runs them. Saving the same endpoint again\n  replaces its saved entry; `spt endpoint run` without `--save` leaves your\n  startup defaults alone.\n\n### Fixed\n\n- A message could be delivered twice — once to the agent and once typed into\n  its terminal as stray, never-submitted text. Delivery now takes exactly one\n  path: a session that reads its own messages receives each message there and\n  nowhere else, and when more than one carrier could deliver, exactly one now\n  claims it. Leftover terminal-echo settings from earlier sessions are also\n  cleared when the daemon starts, so they cannot quietly re-open the second\n  path.\n- `spt send` from inside an agent's shell went out as anonymous\n  `cli@<machine>` instead of the agent itself, so replies to it bounced with\n  `NO_PERCH`. Sends from an agent-bound shell are now stamped with the agent's\n  own id (only when that id really holds a bound perch), and replies route\n  back to the sender.\n- Bringing up a listener punished a refused first attempt: the one-time\n  startup seed was consumed even when the bind was refused, so the corrected\n  retry dead-ended with no seed. A refusal now puts the seed back — retrying\n  with corrected flags just works. Error hints also print a command form that\n  actually parses, and `spt listen --session-id` offers a fallback way to bind\n  when no seed is present.\n- A saved context update could silently lose its project-specific part: if it\n  arrived while the agent's project could not yet be resolved, that part was\n  parsed but never filed, and then deleted with the rest of the update. The\n  unfiled part is now preserved and filed as soon as the project resolves —\n  nothing is dropped.\n- A stale or leaked identity value inherited through the environment could let\n  a new session sit down in an agent seat that was not its own. The daemon now\n  scrubs inherited identity variables at startup and refuses seat takeovers\n  from sessions that do not hold the seat.\n- Connection logs blamed the wrong thing: routine dial noise from peers that\n  went offline was reported with the same message as a genuinely stuck\n  connection being cut off. The two cases now log distinctly, and connection\n  log lines carry which session and endpoint were involved, so a real stall is\n  recognizable at a glance instead of drowned in noise.\n\n## [0.30.6] - 2026-07-10\n\nA reliability patch closing the last update-wedge failure mode: a stuck session\nconsumer can no longer freeze the daemon under load.\n\n> **Applying this update needs a daemon restart.** Unlike the recent seamless\n> in-place updates, this fix lives in the always-on daemon, so `spt update fetch\n> --apply` lands it via a full daemon restart rather than a live swap — your\n> sessions restart as the daemon comes back. This is a one-time cost to install\n> the fix.\n\n### Fixed\n\n- Under load, if a session's controller consumer stopped reading (for example a\n  wedged `spt rc --take` that stalled without disconnecting), the daemon could\n  block indefinitely trying to write to it — freezing live terminal sessions with\n  no recovery short of restarting the box. Every write the daemon makes to a\n  session connection is now time-bounded and cancelable: a stuck consumer is cut\n  loose instead of taking the whole daemon down, so your other sessions keep\n  streaming and a fresh `spt rc` resumes cleanly.\n\n## [0.30.5] - 2026-07-09\n\nA reliability patch completing the in-place-update fix: applying an update no longer\nfreezes your live terminal sessions.\n\n### Fixed\n\n- Applying an update in place with `spt update fetch --apply` could still freeze all of\n  your live terminal sessions a few seconds after the swap — they stopped streaming and\n  `spt rc` could no longer attach, so the box had to be restarted to recover. (The\n  previous release narrowed this but did not fully close it.) Resuming across the update\n  no longer floods the daemon's internal channel, so your open sessions keep streaming and\n  `spt rc` keeps working straight through the swap — no freeze, no restart. (Because the\n  fix lives in the incoming version, updating *to* this release is what makes your next\n  in-place update seamless.)\n\n## [0.30.4] - 2026-07-09\n\nA follow-up reliability patch for in-place updates: resumed sessions are no longer\nseized during the update handoff.\n\n### Fixed\n\n- Applying an update in place with `spt update fetch --apply` could freeze or seize\n  control of your live terminal sessions as the daemon restarted — a resumed session\n  could be taken over so that your open session and `spt rc` stopped responding across\n  the swap. Resumed sessions now re-attach as observers instead of taking over the\n  session's controller, so your open sessions and `spt rc` keep working across the\n  brain swap. (Follow-up to the previous release's seamless-swap fix.)\n\n## [0.30.3] - 2026-07-09\n\nA reliability patch for in-place updates, plus two message- and endpoint-delivery\ncorrectness fixes.\n\n### Fixed\n\n- Applying an update in place with `spt update fetch --apply` could freeze every live\n  terminal session for about 30 seconds and then roll the update back instead of\n  completing the swap. The incoming version now drives the running daemon to clear a\n  hard-stopped prior session during the handoff, so the update completes seamlessly with\n  your sessions staying up — no freeze, no rollback. (Because the fix lives in the\n  incoming version's logic, updating *to* this release is what makes your next in-place\n  update seamless.)\n\n- A message sent active-only (`spt send --active-only` / `--deferred`, documented as\n  \"never wakes an idle target\") could still be delivered to a target the instant it went\n  idle. Active-only messages now stay held for the target's active window as documented\n  and no longer leak in on the active-to-idle edge.\n\n- `spt endpoint list --json` could report a locally-hosted endpoint that was actually\n  live as suspended or offline, even while the human-readable listing correctly showed it\n  online — which could cause an adapter to needlessly suspend itself. The JSON listing now\n  reflects the same local liveness truth the interactive view uses. Re-binding an endpoint\n  also no longer discards its pending wake/rest state.\n\n## [0.30.2] - 2026-07-09\n\nA follow-on reliability patch for subnets with several peers.\n\n### Fixed\n\n…\n\n…\n## [0.4.2] - 2026-06-11\n\n### Fixed\n\n- **(Linux) An update now takes effect immediately — no manual restart needed.** On Linux, applying an update replaced the program on disk but the background service kept running the *previous* version until you restarted it by hand, so a fix could sit installed-but-inactive without you realizing the update hadn't truly taken hold. The service now relaunches its worker onto the freshly applied version on its own — the seamless behavior Windows already had. As an added safeguard on every platform, an update that somehow comes up running the wrong version is now detected and rolled back automatically instead of being recorded as applied.\n\n## [0.4.1] - 2026-06-11\n\n### Fixed\n\n- **An unreachable peer can no longer stall your node's background work.** If another machine on your subnet dropped off mid-exchange — a network drop, a sleep, a hard crash — the daemon's outbound loops (peer sync, notifications, update checks) could hang waiting on it, in the worst case for hours, until something restarted the service. Now a stalled exchange gives up on its own in under a minute and the background loops resume, so one dead peer never freezes the rest of your node.\n\n## [0.4.0] - 2026-06-10\n\n### Fixed\n\n- **`spt update apply` now actually runs the new version — no manual restart needed.** Previously, applying an update replaced the program files on disk but the already-running background service kept executing the *old* code until you manually restarted it. A fix could sit installed-but-inactive, and you'd keep seeing the old behavior — sometimes for a long time without realizing the update hadn't truly taken effect. The background service now relaunches itself onto the freshly installed version automatically, so an update goes live the moment you apply it. The swap is seamless: terminal sessions and network connections the daemon is hosting stay alive across it — nothing you're running gets dropped.\n- **A failed update now rolls back on its own.** If a newly applied version can't start cleanly, the service automatically returns to the last version that was working instead of leaving you with a daemon that won't come up. Your machine keeps running on a known-good build while you sort out the bad release.\n\n### Changed\n\n- **(Windows) The background service no longer flashes brief console windows** when it starts or restarts its internal worker process.\n\n## [0.3.2] - 2026-06-09\n\n### Fixed\n\n- **`spt update fetch` can no longer end up installing another platform's binary.** In a mixed Windows/Linux fleet, fetching an update on one machine and letting another machine pull it peer-to-peer could hand that machine a build for the *wrong* operating system — leaving `spt` unable to start. `spt update fetch` now downloads the signed, multi-platform update set, so every machine installs (and re-shares to its peers) the build for its own platform. As an extra safeguard, `spt update apply` refuses any staged update whose target platform can't be confirmed to match this machine. If you have an update staged from 0.3.1, re-run `spt update fetch` on 0.3.2 to replace it with the platform-safe set.\n\n### Changed\n\n- **`spt update apply` prints a friendly confirmation** — for example `Updated spt-core to v0.3.2.` followed by a link to the changelog — instead of a terse internal status line.\n\n## [0.3.1] - 2026-06-08\n\n### Added\n\n- **`spt update fetch`** — pull and stage the latest signed release straight from the project's GitHub releases, then `spt update apply` to install it. This bootstraps the first machine in a fleet (or any machine with no peer to update from), which previously could only receive an update from another machine that already had it. The download is verified against the same signed-release keys as peer-to-peer updates. Add `--tag vX.Y.Z` to fetch a specific version.\n\n### Fixed\n\n- **Messages sent from Windows no longer arrive garbled.** A message piped into `spt send` or `spt ring` from a Windows shell (whose text carries a carriage return) could corrupt how the message displayed on the receiving machine. The message codec now neutralizes carriage returns, and `send`/`ring` trim their input like `notify` already did.\n- **A node is no longer stranded offline after a reboot.** If the daemon started before the machine's network was ready (common immediately after boot), it used to come up with no connection and stay that way until you manually restarted it — `spt daemon` would just report the peer pump as \"STALLED\". Now the daemon keeps retrying the network in the background and brings itself online once the network is up, with no restart needed. While it's waiting, `spt daemon` reports \"no connection\" honestly instead of a misleading stalled-pump message. (On Linux the installed service now also waits for the network at boot.)\n\n## [0.3.0] - 2026-06-08\n\n### Added\n\n- **`spt subnet revoke <node>…`** — remove one or more machines from a subnet across the **whole fleet**, not just locally. It tells every member to drop the node within moments, then rotates the subnet's shared secret so the removed machine is locked out and must re-pair to come back. By default the rotation is batched at the end of a one-hour window — several revokes in that window share a single rotation, and any member that was briefly offline heals automatically across it. Pass `--force-rotate-seed` to rotate the secret immediately (the compromised-machine path; a member that's offline at that moment will have to re-pair rather than auto-heal). Name each target by hostname, key prefix, or full key. Requires running elevated. This is the fleet-wide count…\n- **`spt daemon start`** — bring the daemon up in the background, idempotently. When `spt` is installed as a service (the Linux per-user service, or the Windows logon task), `start` and `stop` now drive *that* service instead of a stray hand-started daemon — so the two never fight each other for the connection. `spt daemon start` on an already-running daemon just says so and does nothing.\n\n### Changed\n\n- **Subnets are now a full mesh.** *(Breaking — see the upgrade note.)* Every machine in a subnet now connects directly to, and shows, **every other member** in `spt subnet status --nodes` — previously you mainly saw the machines you had paired with directly. Membership in the subnet is now what grants trust, replacing the separate per-peer trust list that earlier versions kept.\n  - **Upgrading from 0.2.0:** there is no automatic migration of the old trust list, so after updating, **re-pair your machines into their subnets** (`spt subnet join`, or create + invite from a seed holder) to rebuild membership. Until a machine is re-paired, it won't be reachable in its subnets.\n- **`spt daemon stop` is service-aware.** If a managed service owns the daemon, `stop` asks the service manager to stop it cleanly (so it doesn't immediately restart), instead of signalling the process directly. A hand-started daemon still stops the same way as before.\n- **`spt daemon run` is now strictly foreground on every platform** — it stays attached to your terminal until you stop it (the form the installed service uses). For a background daemon, use `spt daemon start`. On Windows, running `daemon run` from an elevated shell now refuses with a hint rather than silently disappearing into the background.\n- **`spt daemon status` shows what manages the daemon** — whether a service owns it (and is active) or it was started by hand.\n\n### Performance\n\n- **`spt subnet status --nodes` is much faster when several nodes are offline.** It now checks all the quiet nodes at once, so the view comes back in about the time of a single check instead of stacking the wait up node by node. (This matters more now that a subnet is a full mesh and you see every member.)\n\n### Fixed\n\n- **A peer's name no longer disappears when it goes offline.** Once you've seen another node's hostname in `spt subnet status --nodes`, it now stays shown even after that node goes offline — previously the name reverted to a bare key after the node went quiet for a while. The name is only forgotten when you explicitly `spt subnet prune` that node.\n\n## [0.2.0] - 2026-06-08\n\n### Added\n\n- **`spt endpoint` command group.** A single home for everything you do to an endpoint: `spt endpoint fork`, `suspend`, `wake`, `shutdown`, `rename`, `stop`, and `digest` all live here now. (See **Changed** — this is where these moved from.)\n…\n\n…\n\n…\nFirst public release of `spt`.\n\n[Some lines truncated to 768 chars]"}],"details":{"displayContent":{"text":"# Changelog\n\nAll notable **user-facing** changes to `spt` — what a person running the CLI\nnotices or does differently. The `## [<version>]` section of each release\nbecomes that release's GitHub Release notes verbatim (see\n`docs/RELEASE-RUNBOOK.md`). This project follows\n[Keep a Changelog](https://keepachangelog.com) and semantic versioning\n(pre-1.0: breaking changes bump the minor).\n\n## [Unreleased]\n\n## [0.31.0] - 2026-07-10\n\nA messaging and identity release: agent-to-agent messages now deliver exactly\nonce with the right sender on them, endpoints you save come back on their own\nafter a daemon restart, and several ways an agent's identity or saved context\ncould be lost are closed.\n\n> **Applying this update needs a daemon restart.** Parts of this release live\n> in the always-on daemon, so `spt update fetch --apply` lands it via a full\n> daemon restart rather than a live swap — your sessions restart as the daemon\n> comes back.\n\n### Added\n\n- `spt endpoint run --save` — make an endpoint a startup default. The daemon\n  relaunches every saved endpoint (as a fresh session) each time it starts, so\n  your always-on endpoints come back by themselves after a restart instead of\n  staying offline until someone re-runs them. Saving the same endpoint again\n  replaces its saved entry; `spt endpoint run` without `--save` leaves your\n  startup defaults alone.\n\n### Fixed\n\n- A message could be delivered twice — once to the agent and once typed into\n  its terminal as stray, never-submitted text. Delivery now takes exactly one\n  path: a session that reads its own messages receives each message there and\n  nowhere else, and when more than one carrier could deliver, exactly one now\n  claims it. Leftover terminal-echo settings from earlier sessions are also\n  cleared when the daemon starts, so they cannot quietly re-open the second\n  path.\n- `spt send` from inside an agent's shell went out as anonymous\n  `cli@<machine>` instead of the agent itself, so replies to it bounced with\n  `NO_PERCH`. Sends from an agent-bound shell are now stamped with the agent's\n  own id (only when that id really holds a bound perch), and replies route\n  back to the sender.\n- Bringing up a listener punished a refused first attempt: the one-time\n  startup seed was consumed even when the bind was refused, so the corrected\n  retry dead-ended with no seed. A refusal now puts the seed back — retrying\n  with corrected flags just works. Error hints also print a command form that\n  actually parses, and `spt listen --session-id` offers a fallback way to bind\n  when no seed is present.\n- A saved context update could silently lose its project-specific part: if it\n  arrived while the agent's project could not yet be resolved, that part was\n  parsed but never filed, and then deleted with the rest of the update. The\n  unfiled part is now preserved and filed as soon as the project resolves —\n  nothing is dropped.\n- A stale or leaked identity value inherited through the environment could let\n  a new session sit down in an agent seat that was not its own. The daemon now\n  scrubs inherited identity variables at startup and refuses seat takeovers\n  from sessions that do not hold the seat.\n- Connection logs blamed the wrong thing: routine dial noise from peers that\n  went offline was reported with the same message as a genuinely stuck\n  connection being cut off. The two cases now log distinctly, and connection\n  log lines carry which session and endpoint were involved, so a real stall is\n  recognizable at a glance instead of drowned in noise.\n\n## [0.30.6] - 2026-07-10\n\nA reliability patch closing the last update-wedge failure mode: a stuck session\nconsumer can no longer freeze the daemon under load.\n\n> **Applying this update needs a daemon restart.** Unlike the recent seamless\n> in-place updates, this fix lives in the always-on daemon, so `spt update fetch\n> --apply` lands it via a full daemon restart rather than a live swap — your\n> sessions restart as the daemon comes back. This is a one-time cost to install\n> the fix.\n\n### Fixed\n\n- Under load, if a session's controller consumer stopped reading (for example a\n  wedged `spt rc --take` that stalled without disconnecting), the daemon could\n  block indefinitely trying to write to it — freezing live terminal sessions with\n  no recovery short of restarting the box. Every write the daemon makes to a\n  session connection is now time-bounded and cancelable: a stuck consumer is cut\n  loose instead of taking the whole daemon down, so your other sessions keep\n  streaming and a fresh `spt rc` resumes cleanly.\n\n## [0.30.5] - 2026-07-09\n\nA reliability patch completing the in-place-update fix: applying an update no longer\nfreezes your live terminal sessions.\n\n### Fixed\n\n- Applying an update in place with `spt update fetch --apply` could still freeze all of\n  your live terminal sessions a few seconds after the swap — they stopped streaming and\n  `spt rc` could no longer attach, so the box had to be restarted to recover. (The\n  previous release narrowed this but did not fully close it.) Resuming across the update\n  no longer floods the daemon's internal channel, so your open sessions keep streaming and\n  `spt rc` keeps working straight through the swap — no freeze, no restart. (Because the\n  fix lives in the incoming version, updating *to* this release is what makes your next\n  in-place update seamless.)\n\n## [0.30.4] - 2026-07-09\n\nA follow-up reliability patch for in-place updates: resumed sessions are no longer\nseized during the update handoff.\n\n### Fixed\n\n- Applying an update in place with `spt update fetch --apply` could freeze or seize\n  control of your live terminal sessions as the daemon restarted — a resumed session\n  could be taken over so that your open session and `spt rc` stopped responding across\n  the swap. Resumed sessions now re-attach as observers instead of taking over the\n  session's controller, so your open sessions and `spt rc` keep working across the\n  brain swap. (Follow-up to the previous release's seamless-swap fix.)\n\n## [0.30.3] - 2026-07-09\n\nA reliability patch for in-place updates, plus two message- and endpoint-delivery\ncorrectness fixes.\n\n### Fixed\n\n- Applying an update in place with `spt update fetch --apply` could freeze every live\n  terminal session for about 30 seconds and then roll the update back instead of\n  completing the swap. The incoming version now drives the running daemon to clear a\n  hard-stopped prior session during the handoff, so the update completes seamlessly with\n  your sessions staying up — no freeze, no rollback. (Because the fix lives in the\n  incoming version's logic, updating *to* this release is what makes your next in-place\n  update seamless.)\n\n- A message sent active-only (`spt send --active-only` / `--deferred`, documented as\n  \"never wakes an idle target\") could still be delivered to a target the instant it went\n  idle. Active-only messages now stay held for the target's active window as documented\n  and no longer leak in on the active-to-idle edge.\n\n- `spt endpoint list --json` could report a locally-hosted endpoint that was actually\n  live as suspended or offline, even while the human-readable listing correctly showed it\n  online — which could cause an adapter to needlessly suspend itself. The JSON listing now\n  reflects the same local liveness truth the interactive view uses. Re-binding an endpoint\n  also no longer discards its pending wake/rest state.\n\n## [0.30.2] - 2026-07-09\n\nA follow-on reliability patch for subnets with several peers.\n\n### Fixed\n\n…\n\n…\n## [0.4.2] - 2026-06-11\n\n### Fixed\n\n- **(Linux) An update now takes effect immediately — no manual restart needed.** On Linux, applying an update replaced the program on disk but the background service kept running the *previous* version until you restarted it by hand, so a fix could sit installed-but-inactive without you realizing the update hadn't truly taken hold. The service now relaunches its worker onto the freshly applied version on its own — the seamless behavior Windows already had. As an added safeguard on every platform, an update that somehow comes up running the wrong version is now detected and rolled back automatically instead of being recorded as applied.\n\n## [0.4.1] - 2026-06-11\n\n### Fixed\n\n- **An unreachable peer can no longer stall your node's background work.** If another machine on your subnet dropped off mid-exchange — a network drop, a sleep, a hard crash — the daemon's outbound loops (peer sync, notifications, update checks) could hang waiting on it, in the worst case for hours, until something restarted the service. Now a stalled exchange gives up on its own in under a minute and the background loops resume, so one dead peer never freezes the rest of your node.\n\n## [0.4.0] - 2026-06-10\n\n### Fixed\n\n- **`spt update apply` now actually runs the new version — no manual restart needed.** Previously, applying an update replaced the program files on disk but the already-running background service kept executing the *old* code until you manually restarted it. A fix could sit installed-but-inactive, and you'd keep seeing the old behavior — sometimes for a long time without realizing the update hadn't truly taken effect. The background service now relaunches itself onto the freshly installed version automatically, so an update goes live the moment you apply it. The swap is seamless: terminal sessions and network connections the daemon is hosting stay alive across it — nothing you're running gets dropped.\n- **A failed update now rolls back on its own.** If a newly applied version can't start cleanly, the service automatically returns to the last version that was working instead of leaving you with a daemon that won't come up. Your machine keeps running on a known-good build while you sort out the bad release.\n\n### Changed\n\n- **(Windows) The background service no longer flashes brief console windows** when it starts or restarts its internal worker process.\n\n## [0.3.2] - 2026-06-09\n\n### Fixed\n\n- **`spt update fetch` can no longer end up installing another platform's binary.** In a mixed Windows/Linux fleet, fetching an update on one machine and letting another machine pull it peer-to-peer could hand that machine a build for the *wrong* operating system — leaving `spt` unable to start. `spt update fetch` now downloads the signed, multi-platform update set, so every machine installs (and re-shares to its peers) the build for its own platform. As an extra safeguard, `spt update apply` refuses any staged update whose target platform can't be confirmed to match this machine. If you have an update staged from 0.3.1, re-run `spt update fetch` on 0.3.2 to replace it with the platform-safe set.\n\n### Changed\n\n- **`spt update apply` prints a friendly confirmation** — for example `Updated spt-core to v0.3.2.` followed by a link to the changelog — instead of a terse internal status line.\n\n## [0.3.1] - 2026-06-08\n\n### Added\n\n- **`spt update fetch`** — pull and stage the latest signed release straight from the project's GitHub releases, then `spt update apply` to install it. This bootstraps the first machine in a fleet (or any machine with no peer to update from), which previously could only receive an update from another machine that already had it. The download is verified against the same signed-release keys as peer-to-peer updates. Add `--tag vX.Y.Z` to fetch a specific version.\n\n### Fixed\n\n- **Messages sent from Windows no longer arrive garbled.** A message piped into `spt send` or `spt ring` from a Windows shell (whose text carries a carriage return) could corrupt how the message displayed on the receiving machine. The message codec now neutralizes carriage returns, and `send`/`ring` trim their input like `notify` already did.\n- **A node is no longer stranded offline after a reboot.** If the daemon started before the machine's network was ready (common immediately after boot), it used to come up with no connection and stay that way until you manually restarted it — `spt daemon` would just report the peer pump as \"STALLED\". Now the daemon keeps retrying the network in the background and brings itself online once the network is up, with no restart needed. While it's waiting, `spt daemon` reports \"no connection\" honestly instead of a misleading stalled-pump message. (On Linux the installed service now also waits for the network at boot.)\n\n## [0.3.0] - 2026-06-08\n\n### Added\n\n- **`spt subnet revoke <node>…`** — remove one or more machines from a subnet across the **whole fleet**, not just locally. It tells every member to drop the node within moments, then rotates the subnet's shared secret so the removed machine is locked out and must re-pair to come back. By default the rotation is batched at the end of a one-hour window — several revokes in that window share a single rotation, and any member that was briefly offline heals automatically across it. Pass `--force-rotate-seed` to rotate the secret immediately (the compromised-machine path; a member that's offline at that moment will have to re-pair rather than auto-heal). Name each target by hostname, key prefix, or full key. Requires running elevated. This is the fleet-wide count…\n- **`spt daemon start`** — bring the daemon up in the background, idempotently. When `spt` is installed as a service (the Linux per-user service, or the Windows logon task), `start` and `stop` now drive *that* service instead of a stray hand-started daemon — so the two never fight each other for the connection. `spt daemon start` on an already-running daemon just says so and does nothing.\n\n### Changed\n\n- **Subnets are now a full mesh.** *(Breaking — see the upgrade note.)* Every machine in a subnet now connects directly to, and shows, **every other member** in `spt subnet status --nodes` — previously you mainly saw the machines you had paired with directly. Membership in the subnet is now what grants trust, replacing the separate per-peer trust list that earlier versions kept.\n  - **Upgrading from 0.2.0:** there is no automatic migration of the old trust list, so after updating, **re-pair your machines into their subnets** (`spt subnet join`, or create + invite from a seed holder) to rebuild membership. Until a machine is re-paired, it won't be reachable in its subnets.\n- **`spt daemon stop` is service-aware.** If a managed service owns the daemon, `stop` asks the service manager to stop it cleanly (so it doesn't immediately restart), instead of signalling the process directly. A hand-started daemon still stops the same way as before.\n- **`spt daemon run` is now strictly foreground on every platform** — it stays attached to your terminal until you stop it (the form the installed service uses). For a background daemon, use `spt daemon start`. On Windows, running `daemon run` from an elevated shell now refuses with a hint rather than silently disappearing into the background.\n- **`spt daemon status` shows what manages the daemon** — whether a service owns it (and is active) or it was started by hand.\n\n### Performance\n\n- **`spt subnet status --nodes` is much faster when several nodes are offline.** It now checks all the quiet nodes at once, so the view comes back in about the time of a single check instead of stacking the wait up node by node. (This matters more now that a subnet is a full mesh and you see every member.)\n\n### Fixed\n\n- **A peer's name no longer disappears when it goes offline.** Once you've seen another node's hostname in `spt subnet status --nodes`, it now stays shown even after that node goes offline — previously the name reverted to a bare key after the node went quiet for a while. The name is only forgotten when you explicitly `spt subnet prune` that node.\n\n## [0.2.0] - 2026-06-08\n\n### Added\n\n- **`spt endpoint` command group.** A single home for everything you do to an endpoint: `spt endpoint fork`, `suspend`, `wake`, `shutdown`, `rename`, `stop`, and `digest` all live here now. 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D7 adds **no new daemon capability** — it is\n 10|> the conformance close-out: it *proves* what D1–D6 built (the process-level\n 11|> survival E2E), turns the V6 N-1 scaffold into a real gate, re-points the\n...\n 15|> **The one additive production change D7 lands (doyle call-3 ruling):** an\n*16|> `exe_hash` field on the `brain.ready` breadcrumb (the \"which bytes are resident\"\n 17|> diagnostic — additive, tripwire-registered, pays rent far beyond the test: it is\n 18|> exactly the fact the v0.3.2/enlyzeam incident lacked). Everything else is tests +\n 19|> a gate + a toml line + a field run.\n...\n 52|  `REQ-UPD-3`'s `int` tags move off the in-process shape\n*53|  (`brain_swap.rs`/M3b-B9) **onto** the D7-1 process-level E2E, in the same\n 54|  commit the new E2E lands — never double-evidenced, never a gap.\n 55|- **The N-1 verb surface is a green CI gate [V6].** The single-binary argv\n 56|  scaffold (`n1_compat.rs`) grows into a real **old-broker × new-brain** exercise\n...\n 59|- **The last hazard stage activates.** `REQ-HAZARD-BROKER-PROCESS-ISOLATION`\n*60|  gains `int` (the D7-1 E2E + the D7-2 N-1 gate), the only `required_stages`\n 61|  change in D7. `traceable-reqs check` stays EXIT=0 at every commit.\n 62|- **The seamless update is field-proven [§9].** A restoration+1 test release is\n 63|  published and `apply`'d on the live rig (kitsubito + hfenduleam); the running\n...\n 73|  killing the brain leaves the broker (the anchor) alive and the supervisor\n*74|  respawns it (a new pid in the generation-stamped `brain.ready`). D7-1 does\n 75|  **not** re-prove the bare boundary — it adds the **held endpoints** (PTY child\n 76|  + live QUIC) and the **swapped binary** on top.\n 77|- **The in-process endpoint-survival shape is proven (M3c, `brain_swap.rs`).** A\n...\n 79|  unchanged + gapless replay — but via an **in-process `Brain::handoff` closure**,\n*80|  not a process respawn. This is the shape D7-1 **supersedes**: same invariant,\n 81|  real process boundary + real on-disk swap. Keep `brain_swap.rs` (it still proves\n 82|  the engine's brain-only classification + the handoff substrate); only its\n*83|  `[int->REQ-UPD-3]` *tag* moves to D7-1.\n 84|- **The QUIC-survival shape is spiked (SPIKE-03).** SPIKE-01 proved PTY + plain\n 85|  TCP survival across a brain restart; SPIKE-03 closed the open gap — QUIC stream\n*86|  survival (the process-local crypto/stream state TCP doesn't model). D7-1\n 87|  productionizes the SPIKE-01 PTY half + the SPIKE-03 QUIC half **together**, in\n 88|  one int test, in production topology. The throwaway spike binaries\n 89|  (`../spt-spikes/…`, single binary with `broker`/`brain <ver>`/`child`/`client`\n...\n 94|  D6 `AppliedPending{rollback_binary}` / `RolledBack{rollback_binary}` selection).\n*95|  D7-1 reuses this seam to point the respawn at a **test-controlled on-disk path**\n 96|  whose bytes it swaps — no new supervisor surface.\n 97|- **The loopback QUIC harness exists (`netbroker.rs`).** Two in-process `Broker`\n 98|  + `NetHost` endpoints dial over loopback and survive a brain restart\n*99|  exactly-once, single-host, no `SPT_TWO_HOST` env. D7-1's QUIC half is a\n 100|  one-broker extension of this — single-host feasible, no external machine.\n 101|- **The V6 scaffold exists (`n1_compat.rs`).** It already proves the current\n 102|  brain binary accepts **both** the bare old-broker argv (defaults) and the\n...\n 127|the dev box cannot prove them. The `[twohost]` rig rungs gate D7-4; the AF_UNIX\n*128|`served_broker` bind flake on kitsubito (DEFERRED 2026-06-09) is in D7-1/D7-2's\n 129|blast radius — fix the bind determinism (unlink-before-bind / per-test TempDir)\n 130|opportunistically here rather than fighting flakes through the close-out.\n 131|\n...\n 133|\n*134|## D7-1 — Process-level survival E2E: PTY child + live QUIC across a brain-PROCESS restart onto a swapped binary · V5\n 135|\n 136|The keystone of D7 and the one real design fork (see §Open calls 1–3). This is\n 137|the test that earns the re-point: it proves *process-level* survival onto a\n...\n 150|The honest, faithful model (doyle call-1 FAITHFUL, ratified — the milestone's\n*151|proof is a **TRIANGLE**, and D7-1's test rustdoc must name all three legs so the\n 152|`int` tag is honest on its face):\n 153|\n 154|- **Leg (a) — the real-broker-process leg = D1 `brain_split.rs`.** The REAL `spt\n 155|  daemon run` broker *process* survives a brain kill + respawns it. Already\n*156|  proven; D7-1 **cites it** as the process-packaging leg.\n*157|- **Leg (b) — the survival leg = D7-1 itself.** Real brain *process* + real\n 158|  on-disk swap + real broker-**held** endpoints. The broker is modeled in-process\n 159|  — **faithful, not a weakening**: the broker is the *never-restarting anchor by\n 160|  design*, so an in-process `Broker` runs *the same Broker code holding the same\n...\n 177|  posture); `run_brain` `connect_retry`s the test broker socket; `resume_sessions`\n*178|  re-attaches the test-established session. **This makes D7-1 the FIRST\n 179|  process-level exercise of the D4 cursor-of-record resume with N≥1 hosted\n 180|  sessions** — that alone justifies the real entry over a fixture.\n 181|- **The swap is real:** the test replaces the on-disk binary bytes at the spawn\n...\n 204|   (fixture A). The child connects to the test broker socket, resumes the hosted\n*205|   session, writes its `brain.ready` (now carrying `exe_hash`, below).\n 206|4. **Swap:** write fixture B over `P` (fixture B = `P` with **appended padding\n 207|   bytes** — identical behavior, flipped hash), trigger a brain restart\n 208|   (`request_brain_restart` / kill the child). The supervisor respawns generation\n\n## docs/\n### FLAKE-LEDGER.md\n 17|| 8 | CI build step `Build notify-shell` (kitsubito Linux) | 1× kitsubito (2026-06-16 run 27652755792 attempt 1, v0.8.1 PR #17) | crates.io dep-download blip during the notify-shell build — `download of config.json failed, curl failed` fetching `serde_json`: a transient registry/network fetch failure on the runner, not a code or test fault (a real dep break fails both runners deterministically; this hit one runner once) | observed; cleared by `gh run rerun --failed` (attempt 2 green, builds reused). H...\n*18|| 9 | `spt dummy_harness_e2e` (BOTH tests: `endpoint_run_brings_up_a_long_lived_dummy_harness_and_rc_attaches` + `endpoint_run_attach_awaits_online_before_attaching`) | 1× kitsubito (2026-07-05, REMOTE-TRUTH Batch-2 re-gate @f2a799e; roles swap run-to-run) | **process-global `set_var` race in a multi-test e2e binary.** Both tests `std::env::set_var(\"SPT_HOME\", own_tempdir)` then do IN-PROC reads (`perch::spt_home`/`adapters_dir`, `registry::register`, psychebin `fs::copy` staging). One file = one test b...\n 19|| 10 | `spt-store registry::tests::concurrent_registration_never_locks` | 1× hfenduleam local gate (2026-07-05, REMOTE-TRUTH Batch-2 bless matrix @3f6f327, fresh worktree, `nextest --workspace --no-fail-fast`) | 16-concurrent-writer SQLite registration gate FAILED at 5.63s — the SQLITE_BUSY load-contention class ALREADY documented at `db.rs:60`: box saturated by the 1588-test full-parallel suite meant a writer couldn't schedule its retry inside the default 5s `registry_busy_timeout`. Isolated ×5: gre...\n 20|| 11 | `spt-daemon::resume resume_mode_brain_spawning_new_sessions_delivers_each` | 1× kitsubito (2026-07-05 run 28768663321 attempt 1, REMOTE-TRUTH [twohost] PR #52) | Phase-B heavy-class timing EOF — \"session exited before the expected output arrived\" (UnexpectedEof) at 62s under the serialized heavy pool. SAME FAMILY as this file's prior Linux-CI flake (7940318, D4-2b: sequential spawn/read hardening) — a spawned session's exit raced the expected output read on the slow shared box. File untouched...\n 21|| 12 | `spt-daemon::input_ack_deadlock input_flood_through_serve_attach_does_not_deadlock_broker` | 1× hfenduleam local gate (2026-07-06, REMOTE-TRUTH F-2 matrix @a21bc6b, `nextest --workspace --no-fail-fast`) | deadline-margin under full-suite load: the flood exchange's `recv_timeout(30s)` (input_ack_deadlock.rs:512) blew under the 1608-test parallel pool + 7 leaky daemons — FAIL at 34.5s vs ~32s natural runtime isolated (the margin is ~3s by design). Subsystem disjoint from the triggering commit (F-...\n### KNOWN-HAZARDS.md\n 331|- **D1 (restoration skeleton, ADR-0018 Q2/Q3):** the process boundary is restored — `spt daemon run` is the broker process and spawns a supervised `spt daemon brain` child (`brainproc.rs`); the broker survives the brain dying and respawns it (proven in production topology by `crates/spt/tests/brain_split.rs`). The logic loops still run broker-side (D2 migrates them); the `int` process-level survival E2E + the in-process re-point land at D7.\n*332|- **Closed out (2026-06-11, v0.4.0–v0.4.2):** the two-process model shipped (v0.4.0); the D7 `int` E2E (`brain_survive.rs`) + the N-1 gate prove process-level survival onto swapped bytes and re-pointed REQ-DAEMON-2 / REQ-UPD-3. The v0.4.1 fleet-verify proved this Windows-seamless (hfenduleam: brain pid rolls, broker held, `exe_hash` flips, no manual bounce) but exposed a **Linux** respawn-path gap — the resident broker respawned the brain via per-spawn `current_exe()`, which on Linux follows the `app...\n 333|\n 334|### 6.8 No irreversible durable-state migration before update ready-promotion `[REQ-HAZARD-ROLLBACK-STATE-COMPAT]`\n 335|- **Failure:** the readiness-gated auto-rollback (ADR-0018 Q7) spawns the *previous* binary against durable state the *new* brain already wrote. The first release that migrates a durable-state schema in place would make the old binary unable to read it — silently bricking rollback exactly when it is needed (a logic-bricking update that can no longer fall back).\n...\n 356|### 6.11 Brain respawn must exec the APPLIED bytes, not the renamed old binary (Linux `current_exe` follows the apply-rename; readiness ≠ new-bytes) `[REQ-HAZARD-BRAIN-RESPAWN-PATH]`\n*357|- **Failure:** the broker respawns the brain candidate from `std::env::current_exe()` resolved **per spawn** (`brainproc.rs:817`). `spt update apply` swaps the binary by renaming the running file `spt` → `spt.old-N` and writing the new bytes at `spt`. On **Linux**, `current_exe()` = `readlink(/proc/self/exe)` is **inode-tracking** and follows the rename to `.old-N`, so the resident broker respawns the brain onto the **OLD** bytes — the brain comes up ready (readiness passes), the trial **promotes**, ...\n*358|- **Invariant:** the candidate-binary default is the canonical exe path **captured once at broker start** (before any `apply` can rename under the process), never a per-spawn `current_exe()` — giving Linux the path-at-start semantics Windows already had. AND promotion is **bytes-gated**: a trial promotes only if the candidate's stamped `brain.ready` `exe_hash` equals the staged artifact's hash for this platform; a mismatch is a failed trial → auto-rollback + loud notif (readiness alone is not proof t...\n*359|- **spt-core mapping:** v0.4.2 fix (`V042-PLAN.md`). Half 1 = `spawn_brain_supervisor` canonical-exe capture threaded into `spawn_brain_child`'s `None` default; Half 2 = the promotion bytes-gate in `supervise_brain`'s `Promoted` arm (`TrialEnv::ready_exe_hash` + `staged_artifact_hash`). The rollback path (`Some(.old-N)` selection) is unchanged. Sibling of 6.7 — the broker *process* is correct; the bytes it respawned the brain ONTO were not.\n*360|- **Origin:** ADR-0018 Q3 silently assumed `current_exe()` path-string semantics; surfaced by the v0.4.1 fleet-roll `exe_hash` bytes assert (agents `todlando` + `doyle` + `deployah`, 2026-06-11). ADR-0018 Q3 amended.\n 361|<!-- [doc->REQ-HAZARD-BRAIN-RESPAWN-PATH] -->\n 362|\n 363|---\n...\n 696|| 6.10 | Phase-significant loop timing is a durable absolute-deadline grid (no per-fire write; update preserves phase, crash resets, one-shot never resets) | durable loop timing / self-update (ADR-0018 Q4) |\n*697|| 6.11 | Brain respawn execs the applied bytes (canonical exe captured at broker start, not per-spawn current_exe) + promotion bytes-gate (exe_hash == artifact, else rollback) | daemon respawn path / self-update (ADR-0018 Q3) |\n 698|| 7.1 | Local `api` mutation authenticated to endpoint | api surface / broker IPC |\n 699|| 7.2 | Idempotent delivery across brain restart | broker↔brain IPC |\n 700|| 7.3 | Psyche outbound captured + `from=`/target stripped + reply-to-sender / notify-to-own-user | live-Psyche driver / daemon relay (ADR-0012) |\n### TWO-HOST-RUNBOOK.md\n 379|running brain proven to be executing the **released artifact bytes** via the\n*380|`brain.ready` `exe_hash` breadcrumb (D7-1) — the bytes-level fact the\n 381|v0.3.2/enlyzeam incident lacked (binary on disk, old code resident for ~a day).\n 382|\n 383|**Published artifact hashes (SHA256SUMS, `v0.4.0`):**\n...\n 391|\n*392|| host | OS | broker pid | brain pid | `brain.ready` exe_hash | == artifact |\n 393||------|----|-----------|-----------|------------------------|-------------|\n 394|| kitsubito | Linux | 819830 | 819839 | `b4b7ea14…cf07b5e` | ✅ linux |\n 395|| HFENDULEAM | Windows | 17232 | 38324 (`--start-reason cold`) | `81c24675…8747da9` | ✅ windows |\n...\n 397|Both nodes: a `daemon run` broker + a real `daemon brain` child process, the\n*398|brain's `exe_hash` an **exact match** to the released artifact for its platform\n 399|— the resident bytes ARE the release, not a stale image.\n 400|\n 401|**The last manual bounce (expected, by design).** The fleet was on `v0.3.2` —\n...\n 414|requires the daemon to already be split-era (`v0.4.0`) before the apply — so it\n*415|is owned by the D7-1 process-level survival E2E (green) and field-confirmed on\n 416|the **next** release roll (`v0.4.1`: v0.4.0 → v0.4.1, seamless). The `v0.3.2 →\n 417|v0.4.0` crossing here proves the bytes-match + resident-two-process half; the\n 418|no-bounce half lands at v0.4.1.\n\n### adr/\n#### 0018-broker-brain-process-isolation-restoration.md\n 23|1. **Supervision (Q2).** The broker is the always-up per-machine anchor (one per `SPT_HOME`, present even with zero endpoints). It owns the seed-control lock + liveness (`ensure_running`/`is_running` target) and supervises/spawns the brain as its child.\n*24|2. **Update trigger (Q3).** `apply` swaps the binary on disk, then signals the brain to snapshot + self-exit; the broker auto-respawns from the executable path (now the new binary); the new brain re-attaches. Reuses the existing snapshot→drop→re-attach primitive; an update is a *planned* crash on the path the broker already recovers from. **`[AMENDED 2026-06-11, v0.4.2]`** \"the executable path\" silently assumed path-string semantics. The Linux apply renames the running `spt` → `spt.old-N`; a per-sp...\n 25|3. **Loop-timing continuity (Q4).** Durable absolute-deadline state on disk, not a handoff snapshot. Periodic loops persist `(anchor, interval)` once on a fresh/crash start and derive `next_fire` functionally (no per-fire writes); an update restart keeps deriving (phase preserved), a crash restart resets the anchor. One-shot deadlines persist at creation and survive crash + update. **`[V3]`** The one-shot *rule* is fixed here; its *machinery* is built with the alarm port (no untested dead code). **`[V4]`...\n 26|4. **IPC boundary (Q5).** ADR-0004 §B adjudicates: net bring-up → broker (already broker-owned via `broker.rs:175` `OnceLock` — near-free), digest hub → broker / parse → brain, seed-lock → broker; every brain→broker call becomes a versioned IPC verb (no shared `Arc`). **Exception:** shellwake watcher children stay brain-side, re-reconciled from disk on start (rare updates make the window tolerable). Broker enlargement accepted (ADR-0004:63 precedent). **`[V6]`** Steady state after any update...\n 27|5. **Multi-session handoff (Q6).** The broker becomes cursor-of-record per session; the new brain re-attaches **all** sessions in resume mode. Output is at-least-once (matches the SPIKE-05 terminal-stream contract); input/effects stay exactly-once via the broker-owned `EffectJournal`. 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D7 adds **no new daemon capability** — it is\n  10│> the conformance close-out: it *proves* what D1–D6 built (the process-level\n  11│> survival E2E), turns the V6 N-1 scaffold into a real gate, re-points the\n    │...\n  15│> **The one additive production change D7 lands (doyle call-3 ruling):** an\n *16│> `exe_hash` field on the `brain.ready` breadcrumb (the \"which bytes are resident\"\n  17│> diagnostic — additive, tripwire-registered, pays rent far beyond the test: it is\n  18│> exactly the fact the v0.3.2/enlyzeam incident lacked). Everything else is tests +\n  19│> a gate + a toml line + a field run.\n    │...\n  52│  `REQ-UPD-3`'s `int` tags move off the in-process shape\n *53│  (`brain_swap.rs`/M3b-B9) **onto** the D7-1 process-level E2E, in the same\n  54│  commit the new E2E lands — never double-evidenced, never a gap.\n  55│- **The N-1 verb surface is a green CI gate [V6].** The single-binary argv\n  56│  scaffold (`n1_compat.rs`) grows into a real **old-broker × new-brain** exercise\n    │...\n  59│- **The last hazard stage activates.** `REQ-HAZARD-BROKER-PROCESS-ISOLATION`\n *60│  gains `int` (the D7-1 E2E + the D7-2 N-1 gate), the only `required_stages`\n  61│  change in D7. `traceable-reqs check` stays EXIT=0 at every commit.\n  62│- **The seamless update is field-proven [§9].** A restoration+1 test release is\n  63│  published and `apply`'d on the live rig (kitsubito + hfenduleam); the running\n    │...\n  73│  killing the brain leaves the broker (the anchor) alive and the supervisor\n *74│  respawns it (a new pid in the generation-stamped `brain.ready`). D7-1 does\n  75│  **not** re-prove the bare boundary — it adds the **held endpoints** (PTY child\n  76│  + live QUIC) and the **swapped binary** on top.\n  77│- **The in-process endpoint-survival shape is proven (M3c, `brain_swap.rs`).** A\n    │...\n  79│  unchanged + gapless replay — but via an **in-process `Brain::handoff` closure**,\n *80│  not a process respawn. This is the shape D7-1 **supersedes**: same invariant,\n  81│  real process boundary + real on-disk swap. Keep `brain_swap.rs` (it still proves\n  82│  the engine's brain-only classification + the handoff substrate); only its\n *83│  `[int->REQ-UPD-3]` *tag* moves to D7-1.\n  84│- **The QUIC-survival shape is spiked (SPIKE-03).** SPIKE-01 proved PTY + plain\n  85│  TCP survival across a brain restart; SPIKE-03 closed the open gap — QUIC stream\n *86│  survival (the process-local crypto/stream state TCP doesn't model). D7-1\n  87│  productionizes the SPIKE-01 PTY half + the SPIKE-03 QUIC half **together**, in\n  88│  one int test, in production topology. The throwaway spike binaries\n  89│  (`../spt-spikes/…`, single binary with `broker`/`brain <ver>`/`child`/`client`\n    │...\n  94│  D6 `AppliedPending{rollback_binary}` / `RolledBack{rollback_binary}` selection).\n *95│  D7-1 reuses this seam to point the respawn at a **test-controlled on-disk path**\n  96│  whose bytes it swaps — no new supervisor surface.\n  97│- **The loopback QUIC harness exists (`netbroker.rs`).** Two in-process `Broker`\n  98│  + `NetHost` endpoints dial over loopback and survive a brain restart\n *99│  exactly-once, single-host, no `SPT_TWO_HOST` env. D7-1's QUIC half is a\n 100│  one-broker extension of this — single-host feasible, no external machine.\n 101│- **The V6 scaffold exists (`n1_compat.rs`).** It already proves the current\n 102│  brain binary accepts **both** the bare old-broker argv (defaults) and the\n    │...\n 127│the dev box cannot prove them. The `[twohost]` rig rungs gate D7-4; the AF_UNIX\n*128│`served_broker` bind flake on kitsubito (DEFERRED 2026-06-09) is in D7-1/D7-2's\n 129│blast radius — fix the bind determinism (unlink-before-bind / per-test TempDir)\n 130│opportunistically here rather than fighting flakes through the close-out.\n 131│\n    │...\n 133│\n*134│## D7-1 — Process-level survival E2E: PTY child + live QUIC across a brain-PROCESS restart onto a swapped binary · V5\n 135│\n 136│The keystone of D7 and the one real design fork (see §Open calls 1–3). This is\n 137│the test that earns the re-point: it proves *process-level* survival onto a\n    │...\n 150│The honest, faithful model (doyle call-1 FAITHFUL, ratified — the milestone's\n*151│proof is a **TRIANGLE**, and D7-1's test rustdoc must name all three legs so the\n 152│`int` tag is honest on its face):\n 153│\n 154│- **Leg (a) — the real-broker-process leg = D1 `brain_split.rs`.** The REAL `spt\n 155│  daemon run` broker *process* survives a brain kill + respawns it. Already\n*156│  proven; D7-1 **cites it** as the process-packaging leg.\n*157│- **Leg (b) — the survival leg = D7-1 itself.** Real brain *process* + real\n 158│  on-disk swap + real broker-**held** endpoints. The broker is modeled in-process\n 159│  — **faithful, not a weakening**: the broker is the *never-restarting anchor by\n 160│  design*, so an in-process `Broker` runs *the same Broker code holding the same\n    │...\n 177│  posture); `run_brain` `connect_retry`s the test broker socket; `resume_sessions`\n*178│  re-attaches the test-established session. **This makes D7-1 the FIRST\n 179│  process-level exercise of the D4 cursor-of-record resume with N≥1 hosted\n 180│  sessions** — that alone justifies the real entry over a fixture.\n 181│- **The swap is real:** the test replaces the on-disk binary bytes at the spawn\n    │...\n 204│   (fixture A). The child connects to the test broker socket, resumes the hosted\n*205│   session, writes its `brain.ready` (now carrying `exe_hash`, below).\n 206│4. **Swap:** write fixture B over `P` (fixture B = `P` with **appended padding\n 207│   bytes** — identical behavior, flipped hash), trigger a brain restart\n 208│   (`request_brain_restart` / kill the child). The supervisor respawns generation\n\n## docs/\n### FLAKE-LEDGER.md\n 17│| 8 | CI build step `Build notify-shell` (kitsubito Linux) | 1× kitsubito (2026-06-16 run 27652755792 attempt 1, v0.8.1 PR #17) | crates.io dep-download blip during the notify-shell build — `download of config.json failed, curl failed` fetching `serde_json`: a transient registry/network fetch failure on the runner, not a code or test fault (a real dep break fails both runners deterministically; this hit one runner once) | observed; cleared by `gh run rerun --failed` (attempt 2 green, builds reused). H...\n*18│| 9 | `spt dummy_harness_e2e` (BOTH tests: `endpoint_run_brings_up_a_long_lived_dummy_harness_and_rc_attaches` + `endpoint_run_attach_awaits_online_before_attaching`) | 1× kitsubito (2026-07-05, REMOTE-TRUTH Batch-2 re-gate @f2a799e; roles swap run-to-run) | **process-global `set_var` race in a multi-test e2e binary.** Both tests `std::env::set_var(\"SPT_HOME\", own_tempdir)` then do IN-PROC reads (`perch::spt_home`/`adapters_dir`, `registry::register`, psychebin `fs::copy` staging). One file = one test b...\n 19│| 10 | `spt-store registry::tests::concurrent_registration_never_locks` | 1× hfenduleam local gate (2026-07-05, REMOTE-TRUTH Batch-2 bless matrix @3f6f327, fresh worktree, `nextest --workspace --no-fail-fast`) | 16-concurrent-writer SQLite registration gate FAILED at 5.63s — the SQLITE_BUSY load-contention class ALREADY documented at `db.rs:60`: box saturated by the 1588-test full-parallel suite meant a writer couldn't schedule its retry inside the default 5s `registry_busy_timeout`. Isolated ×5: gre...\n 20│| 11 | `spt-daemon::resume resume_mode_brain_spawning_new_sessions_delivers_each` | 1× kitsubito (2026-07-05 run 28768663321 attempt 1, REMOTE-TRUTH [twohost] PR #52) | Phase-B heavy-class timing EOF — \"session exited before the expected output arrived\" (UnexpectedEof) at 62s under the serialized heavy pool. SAME FAMILY as this file's prior Linux-CI flake (7940318, D4-2b: sequential spawn/read hardening) — a spawned session's exit raced the expected output read on the slow shared box. File untouched...\n 21│| 12 | `spt-daemon::input_ack_deadlock input_flood_through_serve_attach_does_not_deadlock_broker` | 1× hfenduleam local gate (2026-07-06, REMOTE-TRUTH F-2 matrix @a21bc6b, `nextest --workspace --no-fail-fast`) | deadline-margin under full-suite load: the flood exchange's `recv_timeout(30s)` (input_ack_deadlock.rs:512) blew under the 1608-test parallel pool + 7 leaky daemons — FAIL at 34.5s vs ~32s natural runtime isolated (the margin is ~3s by design). Subsystem disjoint from the triggering commit (F-...\n### KNOWN-HAZARDS.md\n 331│- **D1 (restoration skeleton, ADR-0018 Q2/Q3):** the process boundary is restored — `spt daemon run` is the broker process and spawns a supervised `spt daemon brain` child (`brainproc.rs`); the broker survives the brain dying and respawns it (proven in production topology by `crates/spt/tests/brain_split.rs`). The logic loops still run broker-side (D2 migrates them); the `int` process-level survival E2E + the in-process re-point land at D7.\n*332│- **Closed out (2026-06-11, v0.4.0–v0.4.2):** the two-process model shipped (v0.4.0); the D7 `int` E2E (`brain_survive.rs`) + the N-1 gate prove process-level survival onto swapped bytes and re-pointed REQ-DAEMON-2 / REQ-UPD-3. The v0.4.1 fleet-verify proved this Windows-seamless (hfenduleam: brain pid rolls, broker held, `exe_hash` flips, no manual bounce) but exposed a **Linux** respawn-path gap — the resident broker respawned the brain via per-spawn `current_exe()`, which on Linux follows the `app...\n 333│\n 334│### 6.8 No irreversible durable-state migration before update ready-promotion `[REQ-HAZARD-ROLLBACK-STATE-COMPAT]`\n 335│- **Failure:** the readiness-gated auto-rollback (ADR-0018 Q7) spawns the *previous* binary against durable state the *new* brain already wrote. The first release that migrates a durable-state schema in place would make the old binary unable to read it — silently bricking rollback exactly when it is needed (a logic-bricking update that can no longer fall back).\n    │...\n 356│### 6.11 Brain respawn must exec the APPLIED bytes, not the renamed old binary (Linux `current_exe` follows the apply-rename; readiness ≠ new-bytes) `[REQ-HAZARD-BRAIN-RESPAWN-PATH]`\n*357│- **Failure:** the broker respawns the brain candidate from `std::env::current_exe()` resolved **per spawn** (`brainproc.rs:817`). `spt update apply` swaps the binary by renaming the running file `spt` → `spt.old-N` and writing the new bytes at `spt`. On **Linux**, `current_exe()` = `readlink(/proc/self/exe)` is **inode-tracking** and follows the rename to `.old-N`, so the resident broker respawns the brain onto the **OLD** bytes — the brain comes up ready (readiness passes), the trial **promotes**, ...\n*358│- **Invariant:** the candidate-binary default is the canonical exe path **captured once at broker start** (before any `apply` can rename under the process), never a per-spawn `current_exe()` — giving Linux the path-at-start semantics Windows already had. AND promotion is **bytes-gated**: a trial promotes only if the candidate's stamped `brain.ready` `exe_hash` equals the staged artifact's hash for this platform; a mismatch is a failed trial → auto-rollback + loud notif (readiness alone is not proof t...\n*359│- **spt-core mapping:** v0.4.2 fix (`V042-PLAN.md`). Half 1 = `spawn_brain_supervisor` canonical-exe capture threaded into `spawn_brain_child`'s `None` default; Half 2 = the promotion bytes-gate in `supervise_brain`'s `Promoted` arm (`TrialEnv::ready_exe_hash` + `staged_artifact_hash`). The rollback path (`Some(.old-N)` selection) is unchanged. Sibling of 6.7 — the broker *process* is correct; the bytes it respawned the brain ONTO were not.\n*360│- **Origin:** ADR-0018 Q3 silently assumed `current_exe()` path-string semantics; surfaced by the v0.4.1 fleet-roll `exe_hash` bytes assert (agents `todlando` + `doyle` + `deployah`, 2026-06-11). ADR-0018 Q3 amended.\n 361│<!-- [doc->REQ-HAZARD-BRAIN-RESPAWN-PATH] -->\n 362│\n 363│---\n    │...\n 696│| 6.10 | Phase-significant loop timing is a durable absolute-deadline grid (no per-fire write; update preserves phase, crash resets, one-shot never resets) | durable loop timing / self-update (ADR-0018 Q4) |\n*697│| 6.11 | Brain respawn execs the applied bytes (canonical exe captured at broker start, not per-spawn current_exe) + promotion bytes-gate (exe_hash == artifact, else rollback) | daemon respawn path / self-update (ADR-0018 Q3) |\n 698│| 7.1 | Local `api` mutation authenticated to endpoint | api surface / broker IPC |\n 699│| 7.2 | Idempotent delivery across brain restart | broker↔brain IPC |\n 700│| 7.3 | Psyche outbound captured + `from=`/target stripped + reply-to-sender / notify-to-own-user | live-Psyche driver / daemon relay (ADR-0012) |\n### TWO-HOST-RUNBOOK.md\n 379│running brain proven to be executing the **released artifact bytes** via the\n*380│`brain.ready` `exe_hash` breadcrumb (D7-1) — the bytes-level fact the\n 381│v0.3.2/enlyzeam incident lacked (binary on disk, old code resident for ~a day).\n 382│\n 383│**Published artifact hashes (SHA256SUMS, `v0.4.0`):**\n    │...\n 391│\n*392│| host | OS | broker pid | brain pid | `brain.ready` exe_hash | == artifact |\n 393│|------|----|-----------|-----------|------------------------|-------------|\n 394│| kitsubito | Linux | 819830 | 819839 | `b4b7ea14…cf07b5e` | ✅ linux |\n 395│| HFENDULEAM | Windows | 17232 | 38324 (`--start-reason cold`) | `81c24675…8747da9` | ✅ windows |\n    │...\n 397│Both nodes: a `daemon run` broker + a real `daemon brain` child process, the\n*398│brain's `exe_hash` an **exact match** to the released artifact for its platform\n 399│— the resident bytes ARE the release, not a stale image.\n 400│\n 401│**The last manual bounce (expected, by design).** The fleet was on `v0.3.2` —\n    │...\n 414│requires the daemon to already be split-era (`v0.4.0`) before the apply — so it\n*415│is owned by the D7-1 process-level survival E2E (green) and field-confirmed on\n 416│the **next** release roll (`v0.4.1`: v0.4.0 → v0.4.1, seamless). The `v0.3.2 →\n 417│v0.4.0` crossing here proves the bytes-match + resident-two-process half; the\n 418│no-bounce half lands at v0.4.1.\n\n### adr/\n#### 0018-broker-brain-process-isolation-restoration.md\n 23│1. **Supervision (Q2).** The broker is the always-up per-machine anchor (one per `SPT_HOME`, present even with zero endpoints). It owns the seed-control lock + liveness (`ensure_running`/`is_running` target) and supervises/spawns the brain as its child.\n*24│2. **Update trigger (Q3).** `apply` swaps the binary on disk, then signals the brain to snapshot + self-exit; the broker auto-respawns from the executable path (now the new binary); the new brain re-attaches. Reuses the existing snapshot→drop→re-attach primitive; an update is a *planned* crash on the path the broker already recovers from. **`[AMENDED 2026-06-11, v0.4.2]`** \"the executable path\" silently assumed path-string semantics. The Linux apply renames the running `spt` → `spt.old-N`; a per-sp...\n 25│3. **Loop-timing continuity (Q4).** Durable absolute-deadline state on disk, not a handoff snapshot. Periodic loops persist `(anchor, interval)` once on a fresh/crash start and derive `next_fire` functionally (no per-fire writes); an update restart keeps deriving (phase preserved), a crash restart resets the anchor. One-shot deadlines persist at creation and survive crash + update. **`[V3]`** The one-shot *rule* is fixed here; its *machinery* is built with the alarm port (no untested dead code). **`[V4]`...\n 26│4. **IPC boundary (Q5).** ADR-0004 §B adjudicates: net bring-up → broker (already broker-owned via `broker.rs:175` `OnceLock` — near-free), digest hub → broker / parse → brain, seed-lock → broker; every brain→broker call becomes a versioned IPC verb (no shared `Arc`). **Exception:** shellwake watcher children stay brain-side, re-reconciled from disk on start (rare updates make the window tolerable). Broker enlargement accepted (ADR-0004:63 precedent). **`[V6]`** Steady state after any update...\n 27│5. **Multi-session handoff (Q6).** The broker becomes cursor-of-record per session; the new brain re-attaches **all** sessions in resume mode. Output is at-least-once (matches the SPIKE-05 terminal-stream contract); input/effects stay exactly-once via the broker-owned `EffectJournal`. The explicit `BrainState` handoff *message* retires (no brain→brain channel exists under the self-exit trigger).","linesTruncated":true,"meta":{"limits":{"columnTruncated":{"maxColumn":512}}}},"isError":false,"timestamp":1784110187793}}
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Verification requires a valid signature\n  from a trusted key *and* a matching artifact digest; an unverified binary\n  never reaches the apply step.\n- Losing the primary key is a non-event: the next release is signed with the\n  recovery key (already trusted by every deployed binary) and rotates in a\n  fresh primary.\n- **Adapters sign their own content.** A `file_pull` adapter update is\n  verified against the adapter author's key from its manifest; a `delegated`\n  update is trusted only when the manifest attests the delegated updater\n  verifies its own content (`self_verifies`). spt-core's release keys never\n  vouch for adapter bytes.\n\n## How updates move\n\nPeer-propagated: one node fetches a release; paired nodes offer/fetch staged\nreleases from each other, each verifying independently before staging.\nUpdating is **consent-gated by default** — a notification surfaces at your\nmost-recently-active endpoint, and `spt update apply` is the explicit ack\n(it re-verifies the staged release before touching the live daemon).\nFull-auto is an explicit opt-in.\n\nTo bootstrap a node with no peer to pull from — or to update on demand —\n`spt update fetch` pulls the latest signed release from the origin and stages\nit, then `spt update apply` installs it. `spt update fetch --apply` does both\nin one step (and still installs when the latest was already staged, so it is\nthe reliable one-shot \"get me to the latest\"). *(`--apply` since v0.18.0)*\n\n<!-- [doc->REQ-UPDATE-GH-TRANSPORT] -->\n**Prerequisite: the GitHub CLI.** The release channel is a private GitHub\nrepository, and `spt update fetch` downloads releases through an\nauthenticated `gh` *(since v0.32.0)*. A node without gh installed is refused\nloud with the OS's install command; gh installed but not logged in is refused\nwith a pointer at `gh auth login`. Signature verification is unchanged and\ncarrier-independent — bytes are verified after download exactly as before.\nSee [Installing](../reference/install.md) for the gh setup steps.\n\nAfter self-updating, spt-core **ripple-updates registered adapters** through\neach manifest's declared `[update]` avenue.\n\n### Composite adapter updates — a delegated post-step (since v0.16.0)\n\nAn adapter can run a second, adapter-owned step **after** its primary update\navenue resolves, under the same `spt adapter update`. Declaring an optional\n`[update.post]` sub-table (`command` required; an attestation-only\n`self_verifies` flag) lets one lever both pull the adapter's `.spt` (e.g. from\n`gh_release`) **and** run an in-harness sync (e.g. a plugin updater). The\npost-step:\n\n- **runs unconditionally** — even when the primary avenue was a no-op (its own\n  idempotent check decides what changes);\n- receives a **published JSON line on stdin** describing the just-resolved\n  update (`adapter_applied`, `version`, `previous_version`, `adapter_dir`, …;\n  additive keys only — ignore unknown);\n- **decides the post-update notice via stdout** — custom text supersedes the\n  static `[update].message`, the reserved sentinel `!!update-message!!` fires\n  the static message, empty prints nothing;\n- is **failure-isolated** — if it fails, spt-core warns loudly and falls back\n  to the today behavior (an applied update fires `[update].message`); a\n  committed pull is never rolled back.\n\nThe exact stdin keys, sentinel, and notice precedence are in the\n[manifest `[update.post]` reference](../harness-contract/manifest.md#update--adapter-self-update).\n\n## Commands\n\n`spt update` · the consent notification flow (`spt notif`) —\n[CLI reference](../cli/reference.md).\n"}],"details":{"displayContent":{"text":"# Self-update\r\n\r\nspt-core keeps itself current without ever interrupting your agents, and\r\nwithout trusting anything unsigned.\r\n\r\n## The invariant\r\n\r\n**No endpoint process terminates or suspends during a self-update.** The\r\ndaemon's broker (holding PTYs, child processes, sockets) stays up; the brain\r\n(all logic) swaps under it. A hosted session's process id and byte stream are\r\nidentical before and after.\r\n\r\n## The trust chain\r\n\r\n- Every release ships `SignedRelease` metadata: an Ed25519 signature over the\r\n  release's artifact digests.\r\n- Every binary embeds the **two-key trusted set** — an active primary and a\r\n  never-used offline recovery key. Verification requires a valid signature\r\n  from a trusted key *and* a matching artifact digest; an unverified binary\r\n  never reaches the apply step.\r\n- Losing the primary key is a non-event: the next release is signed with the\r\n  recovery key (already trusted by every deployed binary) and rotates in a\r\n  fresh primary.\r\n- **Adapters sign their own content.** A `file_pull` adapter update is\r\n  verified against the adapter author's key from its manifest; a `delegated`\r\n  update is trusted only when the manifest attests the delegated updater\r\n  verifies its own content (`self_verifies`). spt-core's release keys never\r\n  vouch for adapter bytes.\r\n\r\n## How updates move\r\n\r\nPeer-propagated: one node fetches a release; paired nodes offer/fetch staged\r\nreleases from each other, each verifying independently before staging.\r\nUpdating is **consent-gated by default** — a notification surfaces at your\r\nmost-recently-active endpoint, and `spt update apply` is the explicit ack\r\n(it re-verifies the staged release before touching the live daemon).\r\nFull-auto is an explicit opt-in.\r\n\r\nTo bootstrap a node with no peer to pull from — or to update on demand —\r\n`spt update fetch` pulls the latest signed release from the origin and stages\r\nit, then `spt update apply` installs it. `spt update fetch --apply` does both\r\nin one step (and still installs when the latest was already staged, so it is\r\nthe reliable one-shot \"get me to the latest\"). *(`--apply` since v0.18.0)*\r\n\r\n<!-- [doc->REQ-UPDATE-GH-TRANSPORT] -->\r\n**Prerequisite: the GitHub CLI.** The release channel is a private GitHub\r\nrepository, and `spt update fetch` downloads releases through an\r\nauthenticated `gh` *(since v0.32.0)*. A node without gh installed is refused\r\nloud with the OS's install command; gh installed but not logged in is refused\r\nwith a pointer at `gh auth login`. Signature verification is unchanged and\r\ncarrier-independent — bytes are verified after download exactly as before.\r\nSee [Installing](../reference/install.md) for the gh setup steps.\r\n\r\nAfter self-updating, spt-core **ripple-updates registered adapters** through\r\neach manifest's declared `[update]` avenue.\r\n\r\n### Composite adapter updates — a delegated post-step (since v0.16.0)\r\n\r\nAn adapter can run a second, adapter-owned step **after** its primary update\r\navenue resolves, under the same `spt adapter update`. Declaring an optional\r\n`[update.post]` sub-table (`command` required; an attestation-only\r\n`self_verifies` flag) lets one lever both pull the adapter's `.spt` (e.g. from\r\n`gh_release`) **and** run an in-harness sync (e.g. a plugin updater). The\r\npost-step:\r\n\r\n- **runs unconditionally** — even when the primary avenue was a no-op (its own\r\n  idempotent check decides what changes);\r\n- receives a **published JSON line on stdin** describing the just-resolved\r\n  update (`adapter_applied`, `version`, `previous_version`, `adapter_dir`, …;\r\n  additive keys only — ignore unknown);\r\n- **decides the post-update notice via stdout** — custom text supersedes the\r\n  static `[update].message`, the reserved sentinel `!!update-message!!` fires\r\n  the static message, empty prints nothing;\r\n- is **failure-isolated** — if it fails, spt-core warns loudly and falls back\r\n  to the today behavior (an applied update fires `[update].message`); a\r\n  committed pull is never rolled back.\r\n\r\nThe exact stdin keys, sentinel, and notice precedence are in the\r\n[manifest `[update.post]` reference](../harness-contract/manifest.md#update--adapter-self-update).\r\n\r\n## Commands\r\n\r\n`spt update` · the consent notification flow (`spt notif`) —\r\n[CLI reference](../cli/reference.md).\r\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]},"meta":{"source":{"type":"path","value":"C:\\Users\\decid\\Documents\\projects\\spt-core\\docs-site\\src\\self-update\\overview.md"}}},"isError":false,"timestamp":1784110187818}}
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Connect to the broker over the existing\n/// socket IPC, signal readiness, host the brain-side logic loops, and idle —\n/// holding the connection and probing broker liveness each heartbeat. A dropped\n/// connection (broker gone, or a future planned snapshot+self-exit, ADR-0018 Q3)\n/// returns `Err`, exiting the process so the broker-side supervisor respawns it\n/// from the (possibly swapped) binary.\n///\n/// **D2-1 — net consumers run here.** The inbound dispatcher + outbound peer\n/// pump are pure IPC clients (each `Brain::cold_start`s its own connection; no\n/// shared `Arc<Broker>`), so they belong with the restartable brain, not the\n/// broker — a brain respawn re-spawns them from the swapped binary. They are\n/// meaningful only once the broker-owned NetHost is up, so we gate on the\n/// existing `net-status` verb (which also serves as the broker-liveness probe)\n/// and start them exactly once, on the first `enabled` reply. That single gate\n/// also covers the boot-race self-heal (REQ-DAEMON-9): the broker retries the\n/// NetHost bind in the background and `net-status` flips `enabled` when it\n/// attaches, at which point the brain starts the consumers — no extra signal.\n///\n/// It inherits the broker's already-unelevated token as a plain child, so it\n/// runs no de-elevation guard of its own.\n// [impl->REQ-HAZARD-BROKER-PROCESS-ISOLATION]\npub fn run_brain(generation: u64, reason: StartReason) -> io::Result<()> {\n    // Persist this brain generation's stderr to the rotating SPT_HOME/logs sink\n    // (REQ-DAEMON-STDERR-PERSIST) — a detached brain's stdio is /dev/null, so every\n    // diagnostic below would otherwise vanish (the incident-night RCA-blind gap). Runs\n    // FIRST so even the BRAIN_UP line and a connect failure are captured. Best-effort.\n    // [impl->REQ-DAEMON-STDERR-PERSIST]\n    let _ = crate::stderrlog::install(\"brain\", generation);\n    let name = broker_socket_name();\n    let mut brain = connect_retry(&name, BRAIN_CONNECT_TRIES)?;\n    // The broker hands {generation, start-reason} at spawn (ADR-0018 V2): the\n    // generation is broker-owned custody of the KH-2.4 counter (no longer the\n    // brain→brain BrainState.generation, which retires in D4), and the reason is\n    // Q4's update-vs-crash discriminator that D5 will use to decide whether to\n    // preserve or reset phase-significant loop timing. D3-2 surfaces them; D5\n    // consumes the reason. `gen_start` stays fresh-now per KH-2.4 — only the\n    // *counter* is rehydrated, never the wall-clock stamp.\n    eprintln!(\n        \"BRAIN_UP: connected to broker {name} (pid {}, generation {generation}, start-reason {})\",\n        std::process::id(),\n        reason.as_arg(),\n    );\n\n    // Multi-session cold-start resume (restoration D4-2, ADR-0018 Q6): rebuild\n    // continuity from the broker — re-attach EVERY hosted session in resume mode\n    // from its delivered cursor, the production replacement for the retired\n    // brain→brain `BrainState` handoff. Today the supervised daemon brain hosts no\n    // PTY sessions (net-consumers + shellwake re-derive from disk / `net-status`),\n    // so this is a no-op now and forward-correct when daemon-hosted sessions land\n    // (the live-agent adapter). A failure here is non-fatal — the brain still\n    // serves; the next heartbeat probes broker liveness. NOTE: this is the PTY\n    // message-DELIVERY axis; the orthogonal live-agent **Psyche** lifecycle (the\n    // run_pulse_loop production caller) is hosted by `livehost::spawn_live_host`\n    // below, keyed on the live ENDPOINT not the broker session (CONTEXT:168/177).\n    // CURSOR-ONLY resume (UPDATE-WEDGE round 3, REQ-BRAIN-RESUME-NO-CONN-DEADLOCK,\n    // doyle Option A-split): the supervised daemon brain is a NON-DRAINING consumer of\n    // this conn (the heartbeat below reads it only in net_status()/sessions()\n    // drain-and-discard loops), so it MUST NOT subscribe — an undrained subscription on\n    // this request/reply conn is the SharedSend self-deadlock that re-wedged v0.30.4\n    // (brain.rs resume_sessions deadlock warning). `resume_session_cursors` re-establishes\n    // the per-session dedup cursors + returns the ids WITHOUT subscribing; the subscribing\n    // `resume_sessions` stays for DRAINING callers (the resume int tests / the forward\n    // live-agent-adapter drained carrier). Empty today (the daemon hosts no PTY sessions).\n    // [impl->REQ-BRAIN-RESUME-NO-CONN-DEADLOCK]\n    match brain.resume_session_cursors() {\n        Ok(ids) if !ids.is_empty() => {\n            eprintln!(\n                \"BRAIN_RESUMED: re-established {} session cursor(s): {ids:?}\",\n                ids.len()\n            )\n        }\n        Ok(_) => {}\n        Err(e) => eprintln!(\"BRAIN_RESUME_NONFATAL: {e} — no sessions resumed, continuing\"),\n    }\n\n    // Signal READY only now — AFTER session resume (restoration D6-1b, ADR-0018\n    // Q7): \"ready\" is the design's \"re-attached all sessions + resumed loops\",\n    // not merely \"socket connected\". The supervisor's readiness gate (D6-2)\n    // promotes the trial binary on this stamp; promoting on a bare post-connect\n    // breadcrumb would accept a brain that connected but never rebuilt\n    // continuity. Today resume is a near-noop (no daemon-hosted sessions), so\n    // this is forward-correct: the gate is defined on the real readiness\n    // semantic the live-agent adapter inherits.\n    write_ready(generation);\n\n    // Shell wake-watchers (restoration D2-2): the offline half of the shell\n    // online/offline exclusivity — a reconcile loop that runs each offline\n    // instance's `wake_command` as a supervised watcher child. Relocated from\n    // the broker process to the brain child: shellwake is brain-owned logic\n    // (ADR-0018 Q5 exception), a pure disk-reconciler that only reaches the\n    // broker over the same socket IPC for the remote-wake dial. Its boot sweep\n    // doubles as orphan cleanup, so a brain respawn re-reconciles the watcher\n    // children from disk — exactly the Q5 \"re-reconciled on brain start\"\n    // posture. The stop flag is held for symmetry, never raised (the watchers\n    // die with the brain process and the next brain re-sweeps them).\n    // [impl->REQ-SHELL-2]\n    // [impl->REQ-HAZARD-BROKER-PROCESS-ISOLATION]\n    let _ = crate::shellwake::spawn_wake_host(Arc::new(AtomicBool::new(false)));\n\n    // Live-agent Psyche host (M11-W0.1, REQ-DAEMON-1): the production caller\n    // `run_pulse_loop` lacked. One thread sweeps `livehost::reconcile_once` at\n    // boot (the rehydrate the no-op above can't do) and every tick — re-hosting\n    // every ONLINE live endpoint from disk (the harness-endpoint mirror of the\n    // shell waker). Online-only is staged behind the interim `api listen`\n    // (status-absent perches are skipped — no double-host) until W0.2 makes the\n    // brain the first-host. The stop flag is held for symmetry; the threads die\n    // with the brain and the next brain rehydrates from disk (CONTEXT:194).\n    // [impl->REQ-DAEMON-1]\n    let _ = crate::livehost::spawn_live_host(Arc::new(AtomicBool::new(false)), reason);\n\n    let mut consumers_started = false;\n    loop {\n        thread::sleep(BRAIN_HEARTBEAT);\n        // `net-status` is both the net-capability probe and the broker-liveness\n        // probe: an `Err` is the broker gone (or a future planned\n        // snapshot+self-exit, Q3) — exit for a supervised respawn.\n        let status = match brain.net_status() {\n            Ok(s) => s,\n            Err(e) => {\n                eprintln!(\"BRAIN_BROKER_LOST: {e} — exiting for supervised respawn\");\n                return Err(e);\n            }\n        };\n        if consumer_gate(status.enabled, consumers_started) {\n            let hex = status.node_id_hex.clone().unwrap_or_default();\n            spawn_net_consumers(&hex);\n            consumers_started = true;\n            eprintln!(\n                \"BRAIN_NET_CONSUMERS_UP: net enabled (node {hex}) — dispatcher + peer pump started\"\n            );\n        }\n        // DRIVE the broker's controller-liveness reap every heartbeat (UPDATE-WEDGE\n        // fix, counter-54). A `KIND_SESSIONS` poll is what runs the broker's\n        // `reap_dead_controller` sweep (broker.rs), which stall-evicts a black-holed\n        // LOCAL controller conn a HARD-KILLED prior brain generation left behind (its\n        // hosted PTYs keep writing to a dead pipe → the broker-side writer BLOCKS, never\n        // EOFs). Nothing else polls `KIND_SESSIONS` during an isolated brain-trial\n        // window, so without this the wedge never drains: the promotion DRAINED gate\n        // (`old_gen_drained()` = `!any_local_controller_wedged()`, a PURE READ that never\n        // drives the evict) stays false for the full trial → \"alive but never ready\"\n        // rollback (the 2026-07-09 field freeze), AND the same wedge black-holes recovery\n        // (the late `BRAIN_SUBSCRIBER_STALL_EVICT`). Driven on the FIRST heartbeat and on\n        // BOTH the trial candidate AND the rollback/recovery brain (one loop covers both);\n        // best-effort — a transient sessions error must never fell the heartbeat (the\n        // net_status probe above already owns broker-liveness). Self-applies: it drives\n        // the CURRENT (older) broker's already-shipped reap verb, so a new brain un-strands\n        // its own trial against a live older broker — no coordinated broker restart.\n        // [impl->REQ-UPDATE-TRIAL-DRAIN-DRIVE]\n        let _ = brain.sessions();\n        write_ready(generation);\n    }\n}\n\n/// Whether to spawn the net consumers this heartbeat: only once the broker\n/// reports a net endpoint up (`net_enabled`) AND we have not already started\n/// them. Pure for the unit table — the spawn-exactly-once + net-gating\n/// semantics that keep a single dispatcher/peer-pump set running.\n// [impl->REQ-HAZARD-BROKER-PROCESS-ISOLATION]\nfn consumer_gate(net_enabled: bool, already_started: bool) -> bool {\n    net_enabled && !already_started\n}\n\n/// Spawn the net consumers — the inbound dispatcher + the outbound peer pump\n/// (D9-1) — against the broker's socket. **Relocated from the broker process to\n/// the brain child (restoration D2-1):** both are standalone IPC clients\n/// (`Brain::cold_start`, no shared `Arc<Broker>`), so they belong with the\n/// restartable brain. Each mints its own registry + stop flag and connects\n/// independently; when the brain process exits these in-process threads die with\n/// it, and the respawned brain re-spawns them from the current binary. Mirrors\n/// the wiring the broker boot used to do, `node_hex` now sourced from the\n/// `net-status` reply rather than the broker's identity load.\n// [impl->REQ-HAZARD-BROKER-PROCESS-ISOLATION]\n// [impl->REQ-DAEMON-9]\nfn spawn_net_consumers(node_hex: &str) {\n    let registry = Arc::new(crate::registryhost::RegistryHost::new(node_hex));\n    let stop = Arc::new(AtomicBool::new(false));\n    let _ = crate::dispatch::spawn_dispatcher(\n        broker_socket_name(),\n        Arc::clone(&registry),\n        Arc::clone(&stop),\n    );\n    let cfg = crate::config::DaemonConfig::load();\n    if cfg.peer_pump {\n        let _ = crate::pump::spawn_peer_pump(broker_socket_name(), registry, cfg, stop);\n    }\n}\n\n/// Connect to the broker, retrying briefly while it finishes binding.\nfn connect_retry(name: &str, tries: u32) -> io::Result<Brain> {\n    let mut last: Option<io::Error> = None;\n    for _ in 0..tries {\n        match Brain::cold_start(name, now_ms()) {\n            Ok(b) => return Ok(b),\n            Err(e) => {\n                last = Some(e);\n                thread::sleep(Duration::from_millis(10));\n            }\n        }\n    }\n    Err(last.unwrap_or_else(|| io::Error::other(\"brain could not connect to broker\")))\n}\n\n/// Write the readiness breadcrumb (best-effort), restoration D6-1b + D7-1: a\n/// self-describing JSON `{pid, generation, exe_hash}`. A supervisor/test reads\n/// the `pid` to confirm the brain is up and (on a change) that it respawned; the\n/// `generation` is the **readiness gate's** key (ADR-0018 Q7, D6-2) — the\n/// supervisor that spawned generation N promotes only on a ready stamp **== N**,\n/// so a stale stamp from a prior generation cannot falsely promote a brain that\n/// never booted. **`exe_hash` (D7-1)** is the lowercase-hex SHA-256 of *this\n/// brain's own executable* — the \"which bytes are resident\" diagnostic: it proves\n/// a respawn landed on the **swapped** binary (the D7-1 survival E2E asserts it\n/// flips across a swap; the D7-4 field run asserts it matches the released\n/// artifact's hash — the fact the v0.3.2/enlyzeam incident lacked). It is an\n/// **additive / N-1-readable** field (an N-1 brain ignores it; absence parses to\n/// `None`) registered in the D6-3 [`crate::rollback_compat::PRE_READY_DURABLE_FILES`]\n/// tripwire. Liveness of the *daemon* stays the seed-control ping, never this file.\n// [impl->REQ-HAZARD-BROKER-PROCESS-ISOLATION]\nfn write_ready(generation: u64) {\n    let mut obj = serde_json::json!({ \"pid\": std::process::id(), \"generation\": generation });\n    // Best-effort: omit `exe_hash` if the self-read fails (additive — a reader\n    // tolerates its absence). Never fail the ready write over a diagnostic field.\n    if let Some(hash) = current_exe_hash() {\n        obj[\"exe_hash\"] = serde_json::Value::String(hash);\n    }\n    let _ = spt_store::atomic::atomic_write_string(&brain_ready_path(), &obj.to_string());\n}\n\n/// Lowercase-hex SHA-256 of the running process's own executable file\n/// (best-effort; `None` if `current_exe` or the file read fails — degrades safe,\n/// the breadcrumb simply omits the field). Restoration D7-1: the `exe_hash`\n/// breadcrumb that proves *which bytes* a brain generation is running. One exe\n/// read + hash per brain start — negligible, and it pays rent far beyond the\n/// D7-1 test (the resident-bytes diagnostic the enlyzeam regression lacked).\nfn current_exe_hash() -> Option<String> {\n    let exe = std::env::current_exe().ok()?;\n    let bytes = std::fs::read(exe).ok()?;\n    Some(crate::release::sha256_hex(&bytes))\n}\n\n/// Parse the `generation` stamp out of a `brain.ready` body — pure, so the\n/// staleness gate (D6-2) is unit-tested with explicit values, no wall-clock or\n/// real process. `None` for an absent/garbled/legacy-bare-pid body (the gate\n/// reads that as not-ready — fail-safe). Restoration D6-1b.\n// [impl->REQ-HAZARD-BROKER-PROCESS-ISOLATION]\npub fn parse_ready_generation(body: &str) -> Option<u64> {\n    serde_json::from_str::<serde_json::Value>(body)\n        .ok()?\n        .get(\"generation\")?\n        .as_u64()\n}\n\n/// Parse the `exe_hash` breadcrumb out of a `brain.ready` body — pure (D7-1).\n/// `None` for an absent field / garbled body (a legacy N-1 stamp carries none, so\n/// `None` is the N-1-readable answer, not an error). The D7-1 survival E2E reads\n/// this to prove a respawn ran the swapped binary's bytes.\n// [impl->REQ-HAZARD-BROKER-PROCESS-ISOLATION]\npub fn parse_ready_exe_hash(body: &str) -> Option<String> {\n    serde_json::from_str::<serde_json::Value>(body)\n        .ok()?\n        .get(\"exe_hash\")?\n        .as_str()\n        .map(str::to_string)\n}\n\n/// Read the current `brain.ready` generation stamp from `path`, `None` if the\n/// file is absent or its body has no parseable generation (fail-safe to\n/// not-ready). The supervisor's \"is generation N ready?\" gate (D6-2) reads\n/// [`brain_ready_path`]; the path is a parameter here so the unit harness points\n/// it at a temp file. Restoration D6-1b.\n// [impl->REQ-HAZARD-BROKER-PROCESS-ISOLATION]\npub fn ready_generation_at(path: &std::path::Path) -> Option<u64> {\n    parse_ready_generation(&std::fs::read_to_string(path).ok()?)\n}\n\n/// The supervisor's next backoff after a brain death: a healthy run (≥\n/// [`SUPERVISE_HEALTHY_RUN`]) resets to the floor `base`; a fast death doubles,\n/// capped at [`SUPERVISE_BACKOFF_CAP`]. Pure for the unit table (parallels\n/// `pump::next_backoff`).\nfn next_backoff(prev: Duration, ran_for: Duration, base: Duration) -> Duration {\n    if ran_for >= SUPERVISE_HEALTHY_RUN {\n        base\n    } else {\n        prev.saturating_mul(2).min(SUPERVISE_BACKOFF_CAP)\n    }\n}\n\n/// The supervisor's rollback context (ADR-0018 Q7, restoration D6-2): the\n/// durable two-phase applied record, the generation-stamped readiness probe,\n/// and the promote/rollback effects — all **injected** (exactly as `spawn_child`\n/// is) so the unit harness drives the readiness-gated state machine\n/// deterministically with a scripted ready/no-ready + a capturing notif sink,\n/// while production binds the real `spt_home` + relcache + notif sender\n/// ([`ProductionTrialEnv`]). Every method is **best-effort / fail-safe**: a\n/// missing record reads as \"no pending trial\", an absent ready file as\n/// \"not ready\" — the broker's supervisor thread never panics (a panic there\n/// orphans the brain).\n\n[Showing lines 119-433 of 2106. 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A dropped\r\n/// connection (broker gone, or a future planned snapshot+self-exit, ADR-0018 Q3)\r\n/// returns `Err`, exiting the process so the broker-side supervisor respawns it\r\n/// from the (possibly swapped) binary.\r\n///\r\n/// **D2-1 — net consumers run here.** The inbound dispatcher + outbound peer\r\n/// pump are pure IPC clients (each `Brain::cold_start`s its own connection; no\r\n/// shared `Arc<Broker>`), so they belong with the restartable brain, not the\r\n/// broker — a brain respawn re-spawns them from the swapped binary. They are\r\n/// meaningful only once the broker-owned NetHost is up, so we gate on the\r\n/// existing `net-status` verb (which also serves as the broker-liveness probe)\r\n/// and start them exactly once, on the first `enabled` reply. That single gate\r\n/// also covers the boot-race self-heal (REQ-DAEMON-9): the broker retries the\r\n/// NetHost bind in the background and `net-status` flips `enabled` when it\r\n/// attaches, at which point the brain starts the consumers — no extra signal.\r\n///\r\n/// It inherits the broker's already-unelevated token as a plain child, so it\r\n/// runs no de-elevation guard of its own.\r\n// [impl->REQ-HAZARD-BROKER-PROCESS-ISOLATION]\r\npub fn run_brain(generation: u64, reason: StartReason) -> io::Result<()> {\r\n    // Persist this brain generation's stderr to the rotating SPT_HOME/logs sink\r\n    // (REQ-DAEMON-STDERR-PERSIST) — a detached brain's stdio is /dev/null, so every\r\n    // diagnostic below would otherwise vanish (the incident-night RCA-blind gap). Runs\r\n    // FIRST so even the BRAIN_UP line and a connect failure are captured. Best-effort.\r\n    // [impl->REQ-DAEMON-STDERR-PERSIST]\r\n    let _ = crate::stderrlog::install(\"brain\", generation);\r\n    let name = broker_socket_name();\r\n    let mut brain = connect_retry(&name, BRAIN_CONNECT_TRIES)?;\r\n    // The broker hands {generation, start-reason} at spawn (ADR-0018 V2): the\r\n    // generation is broker-owned custody of the KH-2.4 counter (no longer the\r\n    // brain→brain BrainState.generation, which retires in D4), and the reason is\r\n    // Q4's update-vs-crash discriminator that D5 will use to decide whether to\r\n    // preserve or reset phase-significant loop timing. D3-2 surfaces them; D5\r\n    // consumes the reason. `gen_start` stays fresh-now per KH-2.4 — only the\r\n    // *counter* is rehydrated, never the wall-clock stamp.\r\n    eprintln!(\r\n        \"BRAIN_UP: connected to broker {name} (pid {}, generation {generation}, start-reason {})\",\r\n        std::process::id(),\r\n        reason.as_arg(),\r\n    );\r\n\r\n    // Multi-session cold-start resume (restoration D4-2, ADR-0018 Q6): rebuild\r\n    // continuity from the broker — re-attach EVERY hosted session in resume mode\r\n    // from its delivered cursor, the production replacement for the retired\r\n    // brain→brain `BrainState` handoff. Today the supervised daemon brain hosts no\r\n    // PTY sessions (net-consumers + shellwake re-derive from disk / `net-status`),\r\n    // so this is a no-op now and forward-correct when daemon-hosted sessions land\r\n    // (the live-agent adapter). A failure here is non-fatal — the brain still\r\n    // serves; the next heartbeat probes broker liveness. NOTE: this is the PTY\r\n    // message-DELIVERY axis; the orthogonal live-agent **Psyche** lifecycle (the\r\n    // run_pulse_loop production caller) is hosted by `livehost::spawn_live_host`\r\n    // below, keyed on the live ENDPOINT not the broker session (CONTEXT:168/177).\r\n    // CURSOR-ONLY resume (UPDATE-WEDGE round 3, REQ-BRAIN-RESUME-NO-CONN-DEADLOCK,\r\n    // doyle Option A-split): the supervised daemon brain is a NON-DRAINING consumer of\r\n    // this conn (the heartbeat below reads it only in net_status()/sessions()\r\n    // drain-and-discard loops), so it MUST NOT subscribe — an undrained subscription on\r\n    // this request/reply conn is the SharedSend self-deadlock that re-wedged v0.30.4\r\n    // (brain.rs resume_sessions deadlock warning). `resume_session_cursors` re-establishes\r\n    // the per-session dedup cursors + returns the ids WITHOUT subscribing; the subscribing\r\n    // `resume_sessions` stays for DRAINING callers (the resume int tests / the forward\r\n    // live-agent-adapter drained carrier). Empty today (the daemon hosts no PTY sessions).\r\n    // [impl->REQ-BRAIN-RESUME-NO-CONN-DEADLOCK]\r\n    match brain.resume_session_cursors() {\r\n        Ok(ids) if !ids.is_empty() => {\r\n            eprintln!(\r\n                \"BRAIN_RESUMED: re-established {} session cursor(s): {ids:?}\",\r\n                ids.len()\r\n            )\r\n        }\r\n        Ok(_) => {}\r\n        Err(e) => eprintln!(\"BRAIN_RESUME_NONFATAL: {e} — no sessions resumed, continuing\"),\r\n    }\r\n\r\n    // Signal READY only now — AFTER session resume (restoration D6-1b, ADR-0018\r\n    // Q7): \"ready\" is the design's \"re-attached all sessions + resumed loops\",\r\n    // not merely \"socket connected\". The supervisor's readiness gate (D6-2)\r\n    // promotes the trial binary on this stamp; promoting on a bare post-connect\r\n    // breadcrumb would accept a brain that connected but never rebuilt\r\n    // continuity. Today resume is a near-noop (no daemon-hosted sessions), so\r\n    // this is forward-correct: the gate is defined on the real readiness\r\n    // semantic the live-agent adapter inherits.\r\n    write_ready(generation);\r\n\r\n    // Shell wake-watchers (restoration D2-2): the offline half of the shell\r\n    // online/offline exclusivity — a reconcile loop that runs each offline\r\n    // instance's `wake_command` as a supervised watcher child. Relocated from\r\n    // the broker process to the brain child: shellwake is brain-owned logic\r\n    // (ADR-0018 Q5 exception), a pure disk-reconciler that only reaches the\r\n    // broker over the same socket IPC for the remote-wake dial. Its boot sweep\r\n    // doubles as orphan cleanup, so a brain respawn re-reconciles the watcher\r\n    // children from disk — exactly the Q5 \"re-reconciled on brain start\"\r\n    // posture. The stop flag is held for symmetry, never raised (the watchers\r\n    // die with the brain process and the next brain re-sweeps them).\r\n    // [impl->REQ-SHELL-2]\r\n    // [impl->REQ-HAZARD-BROKER-PROCESS-ISOLATION]\r\n    let _ = crate::shellwake::spawn_wake_host(Arc::new(AtomicBool::new(false)));\r\n\r\n    // Live-agent Psyche host (M11-W0.1, REQ-DAEMON-1): the production caller\r\n    // `run_pulse_loop` lacked. One thread sweeps `livehost::reconcile_once` at\r\n    // boot (the rehydrate the no-op above can't do) and every tick — re-hosting\r\n    // every ONLINE live endpoint from disk (the harness-endpoint mirror of the\r\n    // shell waker). Online-only is staged behind the interim `api listen`\r\n    // (status-absent perches are skipped — no double-host) until W0.2 makes the\r\n    // brain the first-host. The stop flag is held for symmetry; the threads die\r\n    // with the brain and the next brain rehydrates from disk (CONTEXT:194).\r\n    // [impl->REQ-DAEMON-1]\r\n    let _ = crate::livehost::spawn_live_host(Arc::new(AtomicBool::new(false)), reason);\r\n\r\n    let mut consumers_started = false;\r\n    loop {\r\n        thread::sleep(BRAIN_HEARTBEAT);\r\n        // `net-status` is both the net-capability probe and the broker-liveness\r\n        // probe: an `Err` is the broker gone (or a future planned\r\n        // snapshot+self-exit, Q3) — exit for a supervised respawn.\r\n        let status = match brain.net_status() {\r\n            Ok(s) => s,\r\n            Err(e) => {\r\n                eprintln!(\"BRAIN_BROKER_LOST: {e} — exiting for supervised respawn\");\r\n                return Err(e);\r\n            }\r\n        };\r\n        if consumer_gate(status.enabled, consumers_started) {\r\n            let hex = status.node_id_hex.clone().unwrap_or_default();\r\n            spawn_net_consumers(&hex);\r\n            consumers_started = true;\r\n            eprintln!(\r\n                \"BRAIN_NET_CONSUMERS_UP: net enabled (node {hex}) — dispatcher + peer pump started\"\r\n            );\r\n        }\r\n        // DRIVE the broker's controller-liveness reap every heartbeat (UPDATE-WEDGE\r\n        // fix, counter-54). A `KIND_SESSIONS` poll is what runs the broker's\r\n        // `reap_dead_controller` sweep (broker.rs), which stall-evicts a black-holed\r\n        // LOCAL controller conn a HARD-KILLED prior brain generation left behind (its\r\n        // hosted PTYs keep writing to a dead pipe → the broker-side writer BLOCKS, never\r\n        // EOFs). Nothing else polls `KIND_SESSIONS` during an isolated brain-trial\r\n        // window, so without this the wedge never drains: the promotion DRAINED gate\r\n        // (`old_gen_drained()` = `!any_local_controller_wedged()`, a PURE READ that never\r\n        // drives the evict) stays false for the full trial → \"alive but never ready\"\r\n        // rollback (the 2026-07-09 field freeze), AND the same wedge black-holes recovery\r\n        // (the late `BRAIN_SUBSCRIBER_STALL_EVICT`). Driven on the FIRST heartbeat and on\r\n        // BOTH the trial candidate AND the rollback/recovery brain (one loop covers both);\r\n        // best-effort — a transient sessions error must never fell the heartbeat (the\r\n        // net_status probe above already owns broker-liveness). Self-applies: it drives\r\n        // the CURRENT (older) broker's already-shipped reap verb, so a new brain un-strands\r\n        // its own trial against a live older broker — no coordinated broker restart.\r\n        // [impl->REQ-UPDATE-TRIAL-DRAIN-DRIVE]\r\n        let _ = brain.sessions();\r\n        write_ready(generation);\r\n    }\r\n}\r\n\r\n/// Whether to spawn the net consumers this heartbeat: only once the broker\r\n/// reports a net endpoint up (`net_enabled`) AND we have not already started\r\n/// them. Pure for the unit table — the spawn-exactly-once + net-gating\r\n/// semantics that keep a single dispatcher/peer-pump set running.\r\n// [impl->REQ-HAZARD-BROKER-PROCESS-ISOLATION]\r\nfn consumer_gate(net_enabled: bool, already_started: bool) -> bool {\r\n    net_enabled && !already_started\r\n}\r\n\r\n/// Spawn the net consumers — the inbound dispatcher + the outbound peer pump\r\n/// (D9-1) — against the broker's socket. **Relocated from the broker process to\r\n/// the brain child (restoration D2-1):** both are standalone IPC clients\r\n/// (`Brain::cold_start`, no shared `Arc<Broker>`), so they belong with the\r\n/// restartable brain. Each mints its own registry + stop flag and connects\r\n/// independently; when the brain process exits these in-process threads die with\r\n/// it, and the respawned brain re-spawns them from the current binary. Mirrors\r\n/// the wiring the broker boot used to do, `node_hex` now sourced from the\r\n/// `net-status` reply rather than the broker's identity load.\r\n// [impl->REQ-HAZARD-BROKER-PROCESS-ISOLATION]\r\n// [impl->REQ-DAEMON-9]\r\nfn spawn_net_consumers(node_hex: &str) {\r\n    let registry = Arc::new(crate::registryhost::RegistryHost::new(node_hex));\r\n    let stop = Arc::new(AtomicBool::new(false));\r\n    let _ = crate::dispatch::spawn_dispatcher(\r\n        broker_socket_name(),\r\n        Arc::clone(&registry),\r\n        Arc::clone(&stop),\r\n    );\r\n    let cfg = crate::config::DaemonConfig::load();\r\n    if cfg.peer_pump {\r\n        let _ = crate::pump::spawn_peer_pump(broker_socket_name(), registry, cfg, stop);\r\n    }\r\n}\r\n\r\n/// Connect to the broker, retrying briefly while it finishes binding.\r\nfn connect_retry(name: &str, tries: u32) -> io::Result<Brain> {\r\n    let mut last: Option<io::Error> = None;\r\n    for _ in 0..tries {\r\n        match Brain::cold_start(name, now_ms()) {\r\n            Ok(b) => return Ok(b),\r\n            Err(e) => {\r\n                last = Some(e);\r\n                thread::sleep(Duration::from_millis(10));\r\n            }\r\n        }\r\n    }\r\n    Err(last.unwrap_or_else(|| io::Error::other(\"brain could not connect to broker\")))\r\n}\r\n\r\n/// Write the readiness breadcrumb (best-effort), restoration D6-1b + D7-1: a\r\n/// self-describing JSON `{pid, generation, exe_hash}`. A supervisor/test reads\r\n/// the `pid` to confirm the brain is up and (on a change) that it respawned; the\r\n/// `generation` is the **readiness gate's** key (ADR-0018 Q7, D6-2) — the\r\n/// supervisor that spawned generation N promotes only on a ready stamp **== N**,\r\n/// so a stale stamp from a prior generation cannot falsely promote a brain that\r\n/// never booted. **`exe_hash` (D7-1)** is the lowercase-hex SHA-256 of *this\r\n/// brain's own executable* — the \"which bytes are resident\" diagnostic: it proves\r\n/// a respawn landed on the **swapped** binary (the D7-1 survival E2E asserts it\r\n/// flips across a swap; the D7-4 field run asserts it matches the released\r\n/// artifact's hash — the fact the v0.3.2/enlyzeam incident lacked). It is an\r\n/// **additive / N-1-readable** field (an N-1 brain ignores it; absence parses to\r\n/// `None`) registered in the D6-3 [`crate::rollback_compat::PRE_READY_DURABLE_FILES`]\r\n/// tripwire. Liveness of the *daemon* stays the seed-control ping, never this file.\r\n// [impl->REQ-HAZARD-BROKER-PROCESS-ISOLATION]\r\nfn write_ready(generation: u64) {\r\n    let mut obj = serde_json::json!({ \"pid\": std::process::id(), \"generation\": generation });\r\n    // Best-effort: omit `exe_hash` if the self-read fails (additive — a reader\r\n    // tolerates its absence). Never fail the ready write over a diagnostic field.\r\n    if let Some(hash) = current_exe_hash() {\r\n        obj[\"exe_hash\"] = serde_json::Value::String(hash);\r\n    }\r\n    let _ = spt_store::atomic::atomic_write_string(&brain_ready_path(), &obj.to_string());\r\n}\r\n\r\n/// Lowercase-hex SHA-256 of the running process's own executable file\r\n/// (best-effort; `None` if `current_exe` or the file read fails — degrades safe,\r\n/// the breadcrumb simply omits the field). Restoration D7-1: the `exe_hash`\r\n/// breadcrumb that proves *which bytes* a brain generation is running. One exe\r\n/// read + hash per brain start — negligible, and it pays rent far beyond the\r\n/// D7-1 test (the resident-bytes diagnostic the enlyzeam regression lacked).\r\nfn current_exe_hash() -> Option<String> {\r\n    let exe = std::env::current_exe().ok()?;\r\n    let bytes = std::fs::read(exe).ok()?;\r\n    Some(crate::release::sha256_hex(&bytes))\r\n}\r\n\r\n/// Parse the `generation` stamp out of a `brain.ready` body — pure, so the\r\n/// staleness gate (D6-2) is unit-tested with explicit values, no wall-clock or\r\n/// real process. `None` for an absent/garbled/legacy-bare-pid body (the gate\r\n/// reads that as not-ready — fail-safe). Restoration D6-1b.\r\n// [impl->REQ-HAZARD-BROKER-PROCESS-ISOLATION]\r\npub fn parse_ready_generation(body: &str) -> Option<u64> {\r\n    serde_json::from_str::<serde_json::Value>(body)\r\n        .ok()?\r\n        .get(\"generation\")?\r\n        .as_u64()\r\n}\r\n\r\n/// Parse the `exe_hash` breadcrumb out of a `brain.ready` body — pure (D7-1).\r\n/// `None` for an absent field / garbled body (a legacy N-1 stamp carries none, so\r\n/// `None` is the N-1-readable answer, not an error). The D7-1 survival E2E reads\r\n/// this to prove a respawn ran the swapped binary's bytes.\r\n// [impl->REQ-HAZARD-BROKER-PROCESS-ISOLATION]\r\npub fn parse_ready_exe_hash(body: &str) -> Option<String> {\r\n    serde_json::from_str::<serde_json::Value>(body)\r\n        .ok()?\r\n        .get(\"exe_hash\")?\r\n        .as_str()\r\n        .map(str::to_string)\r\n}\r\n\r\n/// Read the current `brain.ready` generation stamp from `path`, `None` if the\r\n/// file is absent or its body has no parseable generation (fail-safe to\r\n/// not-ready). The supervisor's \"is generation N ready?\" gate (D6-2) reads\r\n/// [`brain_ready_path`]; the path is a parameter here so the unit harness points\r\n/// it at a temp file. Restoration D6-1b.\r\n// [impl->REQ-HAZARD-BROKER-PROCESS-ISOLATION]\r\npub fn ready_generation_at(path: &std::path::Path) -> Option<u64> {\r\n    parse_ready_generation(&std::fs::read_to_string(path).ok()?)\r\n}\r\n\r\n/// The supervisor's next backoff after a brain death: a healthy run (≥\r\n/// [`SUPERVISE_HEALTHY_RUN`]) resets to the floor `base`; a fast death doubles,\r\n/// capped at [`SUPERVISE_BACKOFF_CAP`]. Pure for the unit table (parallels\r\n/// `pump::next_backoff`).\r\nfn next_backoff(prev: Duration, ran_for: Duration, base: Duration) -> Duration {\r\n    if ran_for >= SUPERVISE_HEALTHY_RUN {\r\n        base\r\n    } else {\r\n        prev.saturating_mul(2).min(SUPERVISE_BACKOFF_CAP)\r\n    }\r\n}\r\n\r\n/// The supervisor's rollback context (ADR-0018 Q7, restoration D6-2): the\r\n/// durable two-phase applied record, the generation-stamped readiness probe,\r\n/// and the promote/rollback effects — all **injected** (exactly as `spawn_child`\r\n/// is) so the unit harness drives the readiness-gated state machine\r\n/// deterministically with a scripted ready/no-ready + a capturing notif sink,\r\n/// while production binds the real `spt_home` + relcache + notif sender\r\n/// ([`ProductionTrialEnv`]). Every method is **best-effort / fail-safe**: a\r\n/// missing record reads as \"no pending trial\", an absent ready file as\r\n/// \"not ready\" — the broker's supervisor thread never panics (a panic there\r\n/// orphans the brain).\r","truncated":true,"truncatedBy":"lines","totalLines":1988,"totalBytes":17835,"outputLines":315,"outputBytes":17835,"lastLinePartial":false,"firstLineExceedsLimit":false},"displayContent":{"text":"impl BrainRestart {\r\n    /// A fresh signal with no pending request.\r\n    pub fn new() -> Self {\r\n        Self::default()\r\n    }\r\n\r\n    /// Request a planned restart (broker handler side) — idempotent: coalesces\r\n    /// with any already-pending request into one cycle.\r\n    pub fn request(&self) {\r\n        self.requested.store(true, Ordering::SeqCst);\r\n    }\r\n\r\n    /// Consume a pending request (supervisor side): true at most once per\r\n    /// `request`, clearing it so the next cycle starts fresh.\r\n    pub fn take(&self) -> bool {\r\n        self.requested.swap(false, Ordering::SeqCst)\r\n    }\r\n}\r\n\r\n/// The `spt daemon brain` child entry. Connect to the broker over the existing\r\n/// socket IPC, signal readiness, host the brain-side logic loops, and idle —\r\n/// holding the connection and probing broker liveness each heartbeat. A dropped\r\n/// connection (broker gone, or a future planned snapshot+self-exit, ADR-0018 Q3)\r\n/// returns `Err`, exiting the process so the broker-side supervisor respawns it\r\n/// from the (possibly swapped) binary.\r\n///\r\n/// **D2-1 — net consumers run here.** The inbound dispatcher + outbound peer\r\n/// pump are pure IPC clients (each `Brain::cold_start`s its own connection; no\r\n/// shared `Arc<Broker>`), so they belong with the restartable brain, not the\r\n/// broker — a brain respawn re-spawns them from the swapped binary. They are\r\n/// meaningful only once the broker-owned NetHost is up, so we gate on the\r\n/// existing `net-status` verb (which also serves as the broker-liveness probe)\r\n/// and start them exactly once, on the first `enabled` reply. That single gate\r\n/// also covers the boot-race self-heal (REQ-DAEMON-9): the broker retries the\r\n/// NetHost bind in the background and `net-status` flips `enabled` when it\r\n/// attaches, at which point the brain starts the consumers — no extra signal.\r\n///\r\n/// It inherits the broker's already-unelevated token as a plain child, so it\r\n/// runs no de-elevation guard of its own.\r\n// [impl->REQ-HAZARD-BROKER-PROCESS-ISOLATION]\r\npub fn run_brain(generation: u64, reason: StartReason) -> io::Result<()> {\r\n    // Persist this brain generation's stderr to the rotating SPT_HOME/logs sink\r\n    // (REQ-DAEMON-STDERR-PERSIST) — a detached brain's stdio is /dev/null, so every\r\n    // diagnostic below would otherwise vanish (the incident-night RCA-blind gap). Runs\r\n    // FIRST so even the BRAIN_UP line and a connect failure are captured. Best-effort.\r\n    // [impl->REQ-DAEMON-STDERR-PERSIST]\r\n    let _ = crate::stderrlog::install(\"brain\", generation);\r\n    let name = broker_socket_name();\r\n    let mut brain = connect_retry(&name, BRAIN_CONNECT_TRIES)?;\r\n    // The broker hands {generation, start-reason} at spawn (ADR-0018 V2): the\r\n    // generation is broker-owned custody of the KH-2.4 counter (no longer the\r\n    // brain→brain BrainState.generation, which retires in D4), and the reason is\r\n    // Q4's update-vs-crash discriminator that D5 will use to decide whether to\r\n    // preserve or reset phase-significant loop timing. D3-2 surfaces them; D5\r\n    // consumes the reason. `gen_start` stays fresh-now per KH-2.4 — only the\r\n    // *counter* is rehydrated, never the wall-clock stamp.\r\n    eprintln!(\r\n        \"BRAIN_UP: connected to broker {name} (pid {}, generation {generation}, start-reason {})\",\r\n        std::process::id(),\r\n        reason.as_arg(),\r\n    );\r\n\r\n    // Multi-session cold-start resume (restoration D4-2, ADR-0018 Q6): rebuild\r\n    // continuity from the broker — re-attach EVERY hosted session in resume mode\r\n    // from its delivered cursor, the production replacement for the retired\r\n    // brain→brain `BrainState` handoff. Today the supervised daemon brain hosts no\r\n    // PTY sessions (net-consumers + shellwake re-derive from disk / `net-status`),\r\n    // so this is a no-op now and forward-correct when daemon-hosted sessions land\r\n    // (the live-agent adapter). A failure here is non-fatal — the brain still\r\n    // serves; the next heartbeat probes broker liveness. NOTE: this is the PTY\r\n    // message-DELIVERY axis; the orthogonal live-agent **Psyche** lifecycle (the\r\n    // run_pulse_loop production caller) is hosted by `livehost::spawn_live_host`\r\n    // below, keyed on the live ENDPOINT not the broker session (CONTEXT:168/177).\r\n    // CURSOR-ONLY resume (UPDATE-WEDGE round 3, REQ-BRAIN-RESUME-NO-CONN-DEADLOCK,\r\n    // doyle Option A-split): the supervised daemon brain is a NON-DRAINING consumer of\r\n    // this conn (the heartbeat below reads it only in net_status()/sessions()\r\n    // drain-and-discard loops), so it MUST NOT subscribe — an undrained subscription on\r\n    // this request/reply conn is the SharedSend self-deadlock that re-wedged v0.30.4\r\n    // (brain.rs resume_sessions deadlock warning). `resume_session_cursors` re-establishes\r\n    // the per-session dedup cursors + returns the ids WITHOUT subscribing; the subscribing\r\n    // `resume_sessions` stays for DRAINING callers (the resume int tests / the forward\r\n    // live-agent-adapter drained carrier). Empty today (the daemon hosts no PTY sessions).\r\n    // [impl->REQ-BRAIN-RESUME-NO-CONN-DEADLOCK]\r\n    match brain.resume_session_cursors() {\r\n        Ok(ids) if !ids.is_empty() => {\r\n            eprintln!(\r\n                \"BRAIN_RESUMED: re-established {} session cursor(s): {ids:?}\",\r\n                ids.len()\r\n            )\r\n        }\r\n        Ok(_) => {}\r\n        Err(e) => eprintln!(\"BRAIN_RESUME_NONFATAL: {e} — no sessions resumed, continuing\"),\r\n    }\r\n\r\n    // Signal READY only now — AFTER session resume (restoration D6-1b, ADR-0018\r\n    // Q7): \"ready\" is the design's \"re-attached all sessions + resumed loops\",\r\n    // not merely \"socket connected\". The supervisor's readiness gate (D6-2)\r\n    // promotes the trial binary on this stamp; promoting on a bare post-connect\r\n    // breadcrumb would accept a brain that connected but never rebuilt\r\n    // continuity. Today resume is a near-noop (no daemon-hosted sessions), so\r\n    // this is forward-correct: the gate is defined on the real readiness\r\n    // semantic the live-agent adapter inherits.\r\n    write_ready(generation);\r\n\r\n    // Shell wake-watchers (restoration D2-2): the offline half of the shell\r\n    // online/offline exclusivity — a reconcile loop that runs each offline\r\n    // instance's `wake_command` as a supervised watcher child. Relocated from\r\n    // the broker process to the brain child: shellwake is brain-owned logic\r\n    // (ADR-0018 Q5 exception), a pure disk-reconciler that only reaches the\r\n    // broker over the same socket IPC for the remote-wake dial. Its boot sweep\r\n    // doubles as orphan cleanup, so a brain respawn re-reconciles the watcher\r\n    // children from disk — exactly the Q5 \"re-reconciled on brain start\"\r\n    // posture. The stop flag is held for symmetry, never raised (the watchers\r\n    // die with the brain process and the next brain re-sweeps them).\r\n    // [impl->REQ-SHELL-2]\r\n    // [impl->REQ-HAZARD-BROKER-PROCESS-ISOLATION]\r\n    let _ = crate::shellwake::spawn_wake_host(Arc::new(AtomicBool::new(false)));\r\n\r\n    // Live-agent Psyche host (M11-W0.1, REQ-DAEMON-1): the production caller\r\n    // `run_pulse_loop` lacked. One thread sweeps `livehost::reconcile_once` at\r\n    // boot (the rehydrate the no-op above can't do) and every tick — re-hosting\r\n    // every ONLINE live endpoint from disk (the harness-endpoint mirror of the\r\n    // shell waker). Online-only is staged behind the interim `api listen`\r\n    // (status-absent perches are skipped — no double-host) until W0.2 makes the\r\n    // brain the first-host. The stop flag is held for symmetry; the threads die\r\n    // with the brain and the next brain rehydrates from disk (CONTEXT:194).\r\n    // [impl->REQ-DAEMON-1]\r\n    let _ = crate::livehost::spawn_live_host(Arc::new(AtomicBool::new(false)), reason);\r\n\r\n    let mut consumers_started = false;\r\n    loop {\r\n        thread::sleep(BRAIN_HEARTBEAT);\r\n        // `net-status` is both the net-capability probe and the broker-liveness\r\n        // probe: an `Err` is the broker gone (or a future planned\r\n        // snapshot+self-exit, Q3) — exit for a supervised respawn.\r\n        let status = match brain.net_status() {\r\n            Ok(s) => s,\r\n            Err(e) => {\r\n                eprintln!(\"BRAIN_BROKER_LOST: {e} — exiting for supervised respawn\");\r\n                return Err(e);\r\n            }\r\n        };\r\n        if consumer_gate(status.enabled, consumers_started) {\r\n            let hex = status.node_id_hex.clone().unwrap_or_default();\r\n            spawn_net_consumers(&hex);\r\n            consumers_started = true;\r\n            eprintln!(\r\n                \"BRAIN_NET_CONSUMERS_UP: net enabled (node {hex}) — dispatcher + peer pump started\"\r\n            );\r\n        }\r\n        // DRIVE the broker's controller-liveness reap every heartbeat (UPDATE-WEDGE\r\n        // fix, counter-54). A `KIND_SESSIONS` poll is what runs the broker's\r\n        // `reap_dead_controller` sweep (broker.rs), which stall-evicts a black-holed\r\n        // LOCAL controller conn a HARD-KILLED prior brain generation left behind (its\r\n        // hosted PTYs keep writing to a dead pipe → the broker-side writer BLOCKS, never\r\n        // EOFs). Nothing else polls `KIND_SESSIONS` during an isolated brain-trial\r\n        // window, so without this the wedge never drains: the promotion DRAINED gate\r\n        // (`old_gen_drained()` = `!any_local_controller_wedged()`, a PURE READ that never\r\n        // drives the evict) stays false for the full trial → \"alive but never ready\"\r\n        // rollback (the 2026-07-09 field freeze), AND the same wedge black-holes recovery\r\n        // (the late `BRAIN_SUBSCRIBER_STALL_EVICT`). Driven on the FIRST heartbeat and on\r\n        // BOTH the trial candidate AND the rollback/recovery brain (one loop covers both);\r\n        // best-effort — a transient sessions error must never fell the heartbeat (the\r\n        // net_status probe above already owns broker-liveness). Self-applies: it drives\r\n        // the CURRENT (older) broker's already-shipped reap verb, so a new brain un-strands\r\n        // its own trial against a live older broker — no coordinated broker restart.\r\n        // [impl->REQ-UPDATE-TRIAL-DRAIN-DRIVE]\r\n        let _ = brain.sessions();\r\n        write_ready(generation);\r\n    }\r\n}\r\n\r\n/// Whether to spawn the net consumers this heartbeat: only once the broker\r\n/// reports a net endpoint up (`net_enabled`) AND we have not already started\r\n/// them. Pure for the unit table — the spawn-exactly-once + net-gating\r\n/// semantics that keep a single dispatcher/peer-pump set running.\r\n// [impl->REQ-HAZARD-BROKER-PROCESS-ISOLATION]\r\nfn consumer_gate(net_enabled: bool, already_started: bool) -> bool {\r\n    net_enabled && !already_started\r\n}\r\n\r\n/// Spawn the net consumers — the inbound dispatcher + the outbound peer pump\r\n/// (D9-1) — against the broker's socket. **Relocated from the broker process to\r\n/// the brain child (restoration D2-1):** both are standalone IPC clients\r\n/// (`Brain::cold_start`, no shared `Arc<Broker>`), so they belong with the\r\n/// restartable brain. Each mints its own registry + stop flag and connects\r\n/// independently; when the brain process exits these in-process threads die with\r\n/// it, and the respawned brain re-spawns them from the current binary. Mirrors\r\n/// the wiring the broker boot used to do, `node_hex` now sourced from the\r\n/// `net-status` reply rather than the broker's identity load.\r\n// [impl->REQ-HAZARD-BROKER-PROCESS-ISOLATION]\r\n// [impl->REQ-DAEMON-9]\r\nfn spawn_net_consumers(node_hex: &str) {\r\n    let registry = Arc::new(crate::registryhost::RegistryHost::new(node_hex));\r\n    let stop = Arc::new(AtomicBool::new(false));\r\n    let _ = crate::dispatch::spawn_dispatcher(\r\n        broker_socket_name(),\r\n        Arc::clone(&registry),\r\n        Arc::clone(&stop),\r\n    );\r\n    let cfg = crate::config::DaemonConfig::load();\r\n    if cfg.peer_pump {\r\n        let _ = crate::pump::spawn_peer_pump(broker_socket_name(), registry, cfg, stop);\r\n    }\r\n}\r\n\r\n/// Connect to the broker, retrying briefly while it finishes binding.\r\nfn connect_retry(name: &str, tries: u32) -> io::Result<Brain> {\r\n    let mut last: Option<io::Error> = None;\r\n    for _ in 0..tries {\r\n        match Brain::cold_start(name, now_ms()) {\r\n            Ok(b) => return Ok(b),\r\n            Err(e) => {\r\n                last = Some(e);\r\n                thread::sleep(Duration::from_millis(10));\r\n            }\r\n        }\r\n    }\r\n    Err(last.unwrap_or_else(|| io::Error::other(\"brain could not connect to broker\")))\r\n}\r\n\r\n/// Write the readiness breadcrumb (best-effort), restoration D6-1b + D7-1: a\r\n/// self-describing JSON `{pid, generation, exe_hash}`. A supervisor/test reads\r\n/// the `pid` to confirm the brain is up and (on a change) that it respawned; the\r\n/// `generation` is the **readiness gate's** key (ADR-0018 Q7, D6-2) — the\r\n/// supervisor that spawned generation N promotes only on a ready stamp **== N**,\r\n/// so a stale stamp from a prior generation cannot falsely promote a brain that\r\n/// never booted. **`exe_hash` (D7-1)** is the lowercase-hex SHA-256 of *this\r\n/// brain's own executable* — the \"which bytes are resident\" diagnostic: it proves\r\n/// a respawn landed on the **swapped** binary (the D7-1 survival E2E asserts it\r\n/// flips across a swap; the D7-4 field run asserts it matches the released\r\n/// artifact's hash — the fact the v0.3.2/enlyzeam incident lacked). It is an\r\n/// **additive / N-1-readable** field (an N-1 brain ignores it; absence parses to\r\n/// `None`) registered in the D6-3 [`crate::rollback_compat::PRE_READY_DURABLE_FILES`]\r\n/// tripwire. Liveness of the *daemon* stays the seed-control ping, never this file.\r\n// [impl->REQ-HAZARD-BROKER-PROCESS-ISOLATION]\r\nfn write_ready(generation: u64) {\r\n    let mut obj = serde_json::json!({ \"pid\": std::process::id(), \"generation\": generation });\r\n    // Best-effort: omit `exe_hash` if the self-read fails (additive — a reader\r\n    // tolerates its absence). Never fail the ready write over a diagnostic field.\r\n    if let Some(hash) = current_exe_hash() {\r\n        obj[\"exe_hash\"] = serde_json::Value::String(hash);\r\n    }\r\n    let _ = spt_store::atomic::atomic_write_string(&brain_ready_path(), &obj.to_string());\r\n}\r\n\r\n/// Lowercase-hex SHA-256 of the running process's own executable file\r\n/// (best-effort; `None` if `current_exe` or the file read fails — degrades safe,\r\n/// the breadcrumb simply omits the field). Restoration D7-1: the `exe_hash`\r\n/// breadcrumb that proves *which bytes* a brain generation is running. One exe\r\n/// read + hash per brain start — negligible, and it pays rent far beyond the\r\n/// D7-1 test (the resident-bytes diagnostic the enlyzeam regression lacked).\r\nfn current_exe_hash() -> Option<String> {\r\n    let exe = std::env::current_exe().ok()?;\r\n    let bytes = std::fs::read(exe).ok()?;\r\n    Some(crate::release::sha256_hex(&bytes))\r\n}\r\n\r\n/// Parse the `generation` stamp out of a `brain.ready` body — pure, so the\r\n/// staleness gate (D6-2) is unit-tested with explicit values, no wall-clock or\r\n/// real process. `None` for an absent/garbled/legacy-bare-pid body (the gate\r\n/// reads that as not-ready — fail-safe). Restoration D6-1b.\r\n// [impl->REQ-HAZARD-BROKER-PROCESS-ISOLATION]\r\npub fn parse_ready_generation(body: &str) -> Option<u64> {\r\n    serde_json::from_str::<serde_json::Value>(body)\r\n        .ok()?\r\n        .get(\"generation\")?\r\n        .as_u64()\r\n}\r\n\r\n/// Parse the `exe_hash` breadcrumb out of a `brain.ready` body — pure (D7-1).\r\n/// `None` for an absent field / garbled body (a legacy N-1 stamp carries none, so\r\n/// `None` is the N-1-readable answer, not an error). The D7-1 survival E2E reads\r\n/// this to prove a respawn ran the swapped binary's bytes.\r\n// [impl->REQ-HAZARD-BROKER-PROCESS-ISOLATION]\r\npub fn parse_ready_exe_hash(body: &str) -> Option<String> {\r\n    serde_json::from_str::<serde_json::Value>(body)\r\n        .ok()?\r\n        .get(\"exe_hash\")?\r\n        .as_str()\r\n        .map(str::to_string)\r\n}\r\n\r\n/// Read the current `brain.ready` generation stamp from `path`, `None` if the\r\n/// file is absent or its body has no parseable generation (fail-safe to\r\n/// not-ready). The supervisor's \"is generation N ready?\" gate (D6-2) reads\r\n/// [`brain_ready_path`]; the path is a parameter here so the unit harness points\r\n/// it at a temp file. Restoration D6-1b.\r\n// [impl->REQ-HAZARD-BROKER-PROCESS-ISOLATION]\r\npub fn ready_generation_at(path: &std::path::Path) -> Option<u64> {\r\n    parse_ready_generation(&std::fs::read_to_string(path).ok()?)\r\n}\r\n\r\n/// The supervisor's next backoff after a brain death: a healthy run (≥\r\n/// [`SUPERVISE_HEALTHY_RUN`]) resets to the floor `base`; a fast death doubles,\r\n/// capped at [`SUPERVISE_BACKOFF_CAP`]. 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It **promotes** on\n/// ready (writes `Applied`, the candidate is now the accepted binary and a later\n/// crash is a normal respawn); it **rolls back** to the last-known-good binary\n/// on budget exhaustion — [`TRIAL_PREREADY_BUDGET`] consecutive pre-ready exits\n/// **or** one alive-but-never-ready window-expiry (which **kills** the candidate\n/// first, **A11** — never two live brains). Binary selection is **record-driven**\n/// (a `RolledBack` record spawns the good `.old-N` binary, surviving a reboot for\n/// free), so no file is renamed at the failure instant. Every hosted endpoint is\n/// untouched throughout — the broker holds them across the whole cycle.\n///\n/// Generic over `spawn_child` (which receives the **selected binary** — `None` =\n/// the default `current_exe`, `Some(path)` = the rollback binary) and `env`, so\n/// the unit harness injects fakes; production binds [`spawn_brain_child`] +\n/// [`ProductionTrialEnv`].\n// [impl->REQ-HAZARD-BROKER-PROCESS-ISOLATION]\npub fn supervise_brain(\n    stop: &AtomicBool,\n    restart: &BrainRestart,\n    base: Duration,\n    env: &dyn TrialEnv,\n    window: Duration,\n    mut spawn_child: impl FnMut(u64, StartReason, Option<&Path>) -> io::Result<Child>,\n) {\n    let mut backoff = base;\n    // Broker-owned generation custody (ADR-0018 V2, KH-2.4): the counter lives in\n    // the never-restarting supervisor and increments on EVERY spawn (cold or\n    // respawn), so the broker — which observes every respawn — is the\n    // authoritative source, not the outgoing brain. The first spawn is `Cold`;\n    // every supervised respawn here is a `Crash` (an unexpected exit the\n    // supervisor recovers from). A *planned* update respawn stamps `Update`\n    // instead — wired in D3-3, where the apply trigger drives this loop.\n    let mut generation: u64 = 0;\n    let mut reason = StartReason::Cold;\n    // Consecutive pre-ready exits of the CURRENT trial candidate (A8 budget K).\n    // In-memory: a broker restart resets it — acceptable, the trial restarts.\n    let mut pre_ready_exits: u32 = 0;\n    while !stop.load(Ordering::Relaxed) {\n        let started = Instant::now();\n        // Record-driven binary selection + trial latch (A8). The latch is the\n        // unpromoted `AppliedPending` record, NOT the start reason; a `RolledBack`\n        // record selects the last-known-good binary (and is never a trial — it is\n        // the recovery steady state). A missing/corrupt record degrades to \"no\n        // trial, default binary\" — the supervisor never panics on the record.\n        let record = env.applied_state();\n        let binary: Option<PathBuf> = match &record {\n            Some(AppliedRecord::RolledBack { rollback_binary, .. }) => {\n                Some(PathBuf::from(rollback_binary))\n            }\n            _ => None,\n        };\n        let is_trial = matches!(record, Some(AppliedRecord::AppliedPending { .. }));\n        // A9: clear `brain.ready` immediately before a trial spawn — the prior\n        // child is already waited-on dead (below), so the only stamp that can\n        // exist post-clear is THIS trial child's. Closes the cross-lifetime hole\n        // that same-generation equality alone cannot (a stale gen-N file from a\n        // pre-reboot lifetime matching a fresh gen-N trial).\n        if is_trial {\n            env.clear_ready();\n        }\n        // Did this cycle end because of a planned update restart (Q3) rather than\n        // an unexpected crash? The broker — observing the cycle it initiated — is\n        // the authoritative source of that distinction (V2).\n        let mut planned = false;\n        match spawn_child(generation, reason, binary.as_deref()) {\n            Ok(mut child) => {\n                // The trial gate runs first for a candidate on trial; on\n                // promotion it falls through to the normal wait loop for the SAME\n                // child. A non-trial spawn skips straight to normal supervision.\n                let mut supervise = !is_trial;\n                if is_trial {\n                    match run_trial(&mut child, generation, window, env, stop) {\n                        TrialStep::Stopped => {\n                            let _ = child.kill();\n                            let _ = child.wait();\n                            return;\n                        }\n                        TrialStep::Promoted => {\n                            // Bytes-gate (KH 6.11): readiness != new-bytes. 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New pid, exe_hash == B != A (NEW BYTES RAN). ──\n    let (pid1, _gen1, hash1) = wait_ready(&ready_path, Some(pid0), Duration::from_secs(45))\n        .unwrap_or_else(|| teardown_panic(&stop, \"gen-1 brain never respawned onto the swap\"));\n    assert_ne!(pid0, pid1, \"the respawned brain is a fresh process\");\n    assert_eq!(\n        hash1.as_deref(),\n        Some(hash_b.as_str()),\n        \"post-swap exe_hash must be fixture B — the supervisor ran the NEW bytes, \\\n         not a relaunch of the old (the property brain_swap.rs cannot prove)\"\n    );\n    assert_ne!(\n        hash1.as_deref(),\n        Some(hash_a.as_str()),\n        \"post-swap exe_hash must differ from the pre-swap binary\"\n    );\n\n    // ── THE SURVIVAL INVARIANT: both broker-held endpoints are untouched across\n    //    the brain-PROCESS swap. ──\n    assert_eq!(\n        broker.session_pid(sid),\n        Some(child_pid),\n        \"REQ-UPD-3: the hosted PTY child's pid is unchanged across the brain-process swap\"\n    );\n    assert_eq!(broker.session_count(), 1, \"exactly one hosted session throughout\");\n    assert_eq!(\n        broker.net_conn_count(),\n…\n    );\n…\n}"}],"details":{"displayContent":{"text":"fn connect_retry(name: &str) -> Brain {\n    for _ in 0..400 {\n        if let Ok(b) = Brain::cold_start(name, 1) {\n            return b;\n        }\n        thread::sleep(Duration::from_millis(10));\n    }\n    panic!(\"brain could not connect to {name}\");\n}\n\n/// The three breadcrumb fields out of a `brain.ready` body (parsed inline so this\n/// test depends on no private brainproc helper). `None` until the file exists and\n/// carries a parseable pid.\nfn read_ready(path: &std::path::Path) -> Option<(u32, u64, Option<String>)> {\n    let body = std::fs::read_to_string(path).ok()?;\n    let v: serde_json::Value = serde_json::from_str(&body).ok()?;\n    let pid = v.get(\"pid\")?.as_u64()? as u32;\n    let generation = v.get(\"generation\").and_then(|g| g.as_u64()).unwrap_or(0);\n    let exe_hash = v\n        .get(\"exe_hash\")\n        .and_then(|h| h.as_str())\n        .map(str::to_string);\n    Some((pid, generation, exe_hash))\n}\n\n/// Poll `brain.ready` until it holds a pid (optionally one DIFFERENT from `was`),\n/// returning `(pid, generation, exe_hash)`. `None` if it never appears in time.\nfn wait_ready(\n    path: &std::path::Path,\n    was: Option<u32>,\n    budget: Duration,\n) -> Option<(u32, u64, Option<String>)> {\n    let deadline = Instant::now() + budget;\n    while Instant::now() < deadline {\n        if let Some((pid, gen, hash)) = read_ready(path) {\n            if was != Some(pid) {\n                return Some((pid, gen, hash));\n            }\n        }\n        thread::sleep(Duration::from_millis(50));\n    }\n    None\n}\n\n/// Lowercase-hex SHA-256 of a file (the same digest `brain.ready.exe_hash`\n/// carries; recomputed independently here to assert the breadcrumb matches the\n/// fixture the supervisor actually spawned).\nfn file_hash(path: &std::path::Path) -> String {\n    use sha2::{Digest, Sha256};\n    let bytes = std::fs::read(path).expect(\"read fixture for hashing\");\n    let mut h = Sha256::new();\n    h.update(&bytes);\n    let digest = h.finalize();\n    let mut s = String::with_capacity(digest.len() * 2);\n    for b in digest {\n        s.push_str(&format!(\"{b:02x}\"));\n    }\n    s\n}\n\n#[test]\nfn pty_and_quic_survive_brain_process_restart_onto_swapped_binary() {\n…\n    let (sid, child_pid) = {\n…\n        let peer_addr = {\n            let mut peer_brain = connect_retry(&peer_name);\n            peer_brain.net_status().expect(\"peer status\").addr\n        };\n        driver.net_dial(peer_addr, None).expect(\"dial the loopback peer\");\n\n        // Both endpoints are now broker-held.\n        assert_eq!(broker.session_count(), 1, \"one hosted session established\");\n        assert_eq!(broker.net_conn_count(), 1, \"one live QUIC conn established\");\n        (sid, child_pid)\n        // driver dropped here — HARD detach (no graceful handoff frame).\n    };\n\n    // ── Start the production supervisor, spawning the REAL `spt daemon brain`\n    //    child from the currently-selected fixture (A). NoTrialEnv = the\n    //    pre-D6 respawn loop (no readiness gate); the swap is driven by the\n    //    planned-restart signal, exactly as a real `apply` drives it (D3-3). ──\n    let ready_path = home.path().join(\"brain.ready\");\n    let stop = Arc::new(AtomicBool::new(false));\n    let restart = Arc::new(BrainRestart::new());\n    let selected = Arc::new(Mutex::new(fixture_a.clone()));\n    let home_path = home.path().to_path_buf();\n\n    let sup = {\n        let stop = Arc::clone(&stop);\n        let restart = Arc::clone(&restart);\n        let selected = Arc::clone(&selected);\n        thread::spawn(move || {\n            supervise_brain(\n                &stop,\n                &restart,\n                Duration::from_millis(50),\n                &NoTrialEnv,\n                Duration::from_secs(30),\n                move |gen, reason: StartReason, _binary| {\n                    let exe = selected.lock().unwrap().clone();\n                    Command::new(&exe)\n                        .no_window()\n                        .args([\n                            \"daemon\",\n                            \"brain\",\n                            \"--generation\",\n                            &gen.to_string(),\n                            \"--start-reason\",\n                            reason.as_arg(),\n                        ])\n                        .env(\"SPT_HOME\", &home_path)\n                        .spawn()\n                },\n            );\n        })\n    };\n\n    // ── Generation 0: the real child came up from fixture A, resumed the hosted\n    //    session (the first N≥1 cursor-of-record resume), and stamped exe_hash A. ──\n    let (pid0, _gen0, hash0) = wait_ready(&ready_path, None, Duration::from_secs(45))\n        .unwrap_or_else(|| teardown_panic(&stop, \"gen-0 brain never signalled ready\"));\n    assert_eq!(\n        hash0.as_deref(),\n        Some(hash_a.as_str()),\n        \"gen-0 brain.ready exe_hash must be fixture A\"\n    );\n    assert_eq!(broker.session_count(), 1, \"session survived the driver drop + resume\");\n    assert_eq!(\n        broker.session_pid(sid),\n        Some(child_pid),\n        \"the PTY child's pid is unchanged through the resume\"\n    );\n    assert_eq!(broker.net_conn_count(), 1, \"the QUIC conn survived the driver drop\");\n\n    // ── SWAP: flip the selected binary to B, then trigger a planned restart\n    //    (what `apply` does: swap on disk, signal the brain to cycle). ──\n    *selected.lock().unwrap() = fixture_b.clone();\n    restart.request();\n\n    // ── Generation 1: the supervisor respawned the brain PROCESS onto the\n    //    SWAPPED binary. 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{"type":"message","id":"b3b6d3e0","parentId":"f39f1dd0","timestamp":"2026-07-15T10:10:03.888Z","message":{"role":"toolResult","toolCallId":"call_DDxsx7S3IiV5FmvJLY1pCCNK|fc_06a4aa57167d0698016a575c7bcaec819997dae503b94941c9","toolName":"read","content":[{"type":"text","text":"# Restoration D6 — failure atomicity: readiness-gated auto-rollback (task plan)\n…\n## What is already satisfied / true (don't re-build, don't mis-scope)\n…\n- **The supervisor + generation custody + StartReason are wired (D1/D3).**\n…\n  owns the generation counter (`:315`), and stamps `Update` vs `Crash`\n  (`:362-368`). D6 consumes these; it does **not** re-mint custody or add an IPC\n  field on the wire (the ready signal is brain-local disk state, like the D5\n  anchor — the D7 N-1 verb harness gains **no** assertion in D6).\n- **The binary already steps aside as `<exe>.old-<version>` (`applyhost.rs:166,\n  206-214`).** The last-known-good backup D6 rolls back to **already exists** —\n  D6 adds *selection* + *quarantine* on top of it, not the backup machinery. The\n  on-land-failure rollback (`applyhost.rs:169-171`) is the precedent rename;\n  D6's failure-time path deliberately does **not** rename (see D6-2).\n- **The ready breadcrumb exists but is too weak to gate on.** The brain writes\n  `brain.ready` (its pid) after *connect* (`brainproc.rs:162`) and on heartbeat\n  (`:218`) via `write_ready` (`:274-279`); the path is `<spt_home>/brain.ready`\n  (`endpoint.rs:55-66`). It is **best-effort, written post-connect not\n  post-resume, and not generation-stamped** — so it cannot today distinguish\n  \"*this* generation is ready\" from \"a *previous* generation left a stale ready\n  file.\" D6-1 strengthens it (post-resume + generation-stamped); it does not\n  invent a new channel.\n- **The durable-record pattern already exists.** `ReleaseCache`\n  (`relcache.rs:289-343`) already persists `applied.json` (`{version}`) and\n  `last-outcome.json` (`{outcome}` free-string: `staged`/`applied`/`rejected:…`)\n  as atomic JSON under `spt_home()`. D6-1's two-phase record **extends this file\n  set** with the same atomic-write + corrupt-degrades posture — no new storage\n  machinery.\n- **The consent-notif surface exists.** `produce_consent_notif`\n  (`notif.rs:363-396`) already authors a daemon-originated consent-style notify\n  envelope and first-fires it to the most-active visible endpoint. D6's loud\n  rollback notif **reuses this surface** (a new notif *kind*/body, not a new\n  delivery path).\n- **Forward-correct, not field-exercised (the D4/D5 posture, verbatim).** The\n  daemon brain hosts no PTY sessions today, so `resume_sessions`\n  (`brain.rs:596-608`) is a near-noop and a real *field* update is not driven on\n  a single-home dev box. D6 is therefore **forward-correct capability + a real\n  spawn/kill/respawn harness proof** — the readiness-gate + rollback machinery is\n  built and exercised by a real harness now (a candidate that fails-to-ready is\n  injected, the rollback observed), so it is genuine machinery the live-agent\n  adapter inherits, not dead code. Keep the harness **real** (real\n  spawn/kill/record/notif against a temp `spt_home`), not a mocked stub.\n- **The readiness+backoff machinery already exists (Q7 reuse claim, verified).**\n  `SUPERVISE_BACKOFF_BASE`=2s, `SUPERVISE_BACKOFF_CAP`=60s,\n  `SUPERVISE_HEALTHY_RUN`=30s (`brainproc.rs:38-43`); `next_backoff` doubling\n  with healthy-run reset. D6 reuses the healthy-run window as the trial window —\n  it does not add a parallel timing system.\n\n## Per-commit discipline\n\nEach sub-task is its own atomic commit with evidence tagged in-commit. Gates\nevery commit: `cargo build` · `cargo test` · `cargo clippy` · `cargo build\n--no-default-features` · `traceable-reqs check` (EXIT=0) · `xtask check`. Push to\na dev-freeform branch → **CI both runners** before any tag (the v0.3.0 lesson:\nthe single-home non-elevated dev box is blind to the very spawn/socket topology\nD6 exercises — CI is the only place the real process-spawn rollback runs on both\nOSes).\n\n---\n\n## D6-1 — Two-phase applied record + generation-stamped ready contract · Q7\n\nThe two primitives D6-2 consumes, built + unit-proven in isolation before the\nsupervisor gates on them (the D5-1 posture: primitive first, consumer second).\n\n### (a) Two-phase applied/outcome record\n\n- **Replace the free-string outcome with a structured, three-state record.**\n  Today `apply` writes `record_applied(version)` + `record_last_outcome(\"applied\")`\n  (`applyhost.rs:178-179`) **before** the brain restart is even triggered — the\n  optimistic record the design indicts. Make the outcome a small enum persisted\n  under `spt_home()` (sibling of `applied.json`/`last-outcome.json`, same atomic\n  + corrupt-degrades-safe posture):\n  - `AppliedPending { version, rollback_binary, candidate_started_ms }` — written\n    by `apply` at the moment of swap (the binary is on disk, the trial brain is\n    about to spawn).\n  - `Applied { version }` — written by the **supervisor** when the candidate\n    generation signals ready (promotion).\n  - `RolledBack { quarantine_version, running_version, rollback_binary }` —\n    written by the **supervisor** when the candidate exhausts its retry budget\n    pre-ready (correction).\n- **The record is the cross-process channel.** `apply` runs in the **CLI\n  process** (`spt update apply`), swaps the binary, fires `request_brain_restart`,\n  and **returns** — it cannot itself observe ready/rollback (that happens later,\n  asynchronously, in the broker's supervisor thread). So the `AppliedPending`\n  record **carries everything the supervisor needs**: the candidate `version` and\n  the `rollback_binary` path (the `<exe>.old-<version>` aside `apply` just\n  created, `applyhost.rs:166`). The supervisor reads the record to know both the\n  candidate (its own `current_exe`) and the last-known-good to roll back to. One\n  source of truth, no shared memory, no new IPC verb.\n- **`apply` writes `AppliedPending`, never the eager `applied`.** The CLI's\n  returned outcome becomes **provisional**: \"restart triggered, promotion\n  pending\" — `apply` no longer *claims* `applied` synchronously (it cannot know\n  yet). The final outcome converges via the record (read by `xtask\n  debug-converge` / the rollback notif). **[resolved — return pending\n  immediately]** `apply` does **not** block on the trial verdict (blocking the CLI\n  for a 30 s window is poor UX and the notif surfaces a rollback loudly); it\n  returns a pending status with **honest text** (\"trial started; verdict via notif\n  / `debug-converge`\"), never a premature \"applied.\"\n- **Saturating / fail-safe throughout.** A corrupt or absent record degrades to\n  \"no pending trial\" (the supervisor treats a missing pending-record as \"spawn\n  the candidate as a normal cold/crash brain\", never a hard fail) — same posture\n  as `DaemonConfig`/`EffectJournal`/the D5 anchor.\n\n### (b) Generation-stamped, post-resume ready contract\n\n- **The ready signal must answer \"is *generation N* ready,\" not \"did *some*\n  brain once write ready.\"** Strengthen the breadcrumb on two axes:\n  - **Generation-stamped, self-describing shape [A10].** `brain.ready` changes\n    from bare pid text to a self-describing **JSON `{pid, generation}`** (house\n    posture; the `generation` is handed at spawn, `brainproc.rs:147`\n    `run_brain(generation, reason)`). The supervisor that spawned generation N\n    waits for a ready stamp **== N**; a stale stamp from generation N−1 (left by a\n    brain that died instantly) **does not satisfy the gate**. *(This is the exact\n    staleness class doyle caught in D5 amd-6 — the keyed-anchor cross-clobber. A\n    bare, un-stamped ready file would let a candidate that panics in microseconds\n    be falsely promoted on its predecessor's breadcrumb. This is the single\n    load-bearing correctness invariant of D6.)*\n  - **[A10] The shape change has exactly one reader to migrate.** The only reader\n    of `brain.ready` today is the `brain_split.rs` harness (polls pid +\n    pid-change; no production machine reader). **Update its parser in the same\n    commit** as the shape change. And **register `brain.ready` in D6-3's pre-ready\n    durable-file set** — it is itself a pre-ready durable write whose shape D6-1b\n    mutates, so the V1 tripwire must own it from birth (it dogfoods its own\n    invariant).\n  - **[A9] Equality-stamping alone has a cross-lifetime hole — the supervisor\n    must CLEAR the file before each trial spawn.** `generation` is **in-memory** in\n    the supervisor (`brainproc.rs:315` `let mut generation: u64 = 0`) and **resets\n    to 0 on a broker restart**. Lethal sequence: yesterday's broker leaves\n    `brain.ready` stamped gen=0; the machine reboots mid-trial (record still\n    `AppliedPending`); the fresh broker spawns the candidate as gen 0; the\n    candidate panics in microseconds; the supervisor polls `ready_generation()` →\n    finds the **stale file stamped 0 == this lifetime's trial gen 0** → **false\n    promotion of a brain that never booted.** Equality-stamping only guards\n    *same-lifetime* staleness. Fix (cheap, belt+braces): **the supervisor deletes\n    `brain.ready` immediately before each trial spawn** — the prior child is\n    already waited-on dead (no late-writer race), so the only `brain.ready` that\n    can exist post-clear is the one *this* trial child writes. Generation-stamping\n    stays as the same-lifetime defense; the clear closes the cross-lifetime hole.\n  - **Post-resume, not post-connect** — write ready only **after**\n    `resume_sessions` (`brain.rs:596-608`) completes + loops are resumed, i.e.\n    the design's \"re-attached all sessions + resumed loops,\" not merely \"socket\n    connected\" (today's `:162` write is post-connect). Today resume is a near-noop\n    (no hosted sessions), so this is forward-correct: the gate is *defined*\n    correctly now so the adapter era inherits a real readiness semantic, not a\n    connect-only proxy.\n- **Pure, testable observation.** The supervisor's \"is generation N ready?\" is a\n  pure read of the stamped breadcrumb (`ready_generation(spt_home) -> Option<u64>`),\n  so the unit harness asserts it with explicit values — no wall-clock flake.\n\nEvidence: `[impl->REQ-UPD-6]` (the applied record is now two-phase + structured)\n…\nchange in D6-1**.\n…\n\n…\n## Resolved open calls (doyle vet, 2026-06-10)\n…\n1. **`apply` return semantics** — **RESOLVED: return `pending` immediately.** With\n…\n4. **REQ id for auto-rollback** — **RESOLVED registry-first: tag\n…\n   (toml:629-631 is anti-downgrade-*attack* / monotonic-floor — the opposite\n   concern). No new REQ; Q7 is the failure-atomicity arm of the restoration hazard\n   ADR-0018 minted. (Folded into D6-2 evidence + the traceability table.)\n5. **Ready channel** — **RESOLVED: the FILE** (generation-stamped `brain.ready`).\n   The supervisor has no broker IPC conn; the file is reboot-readable, follows the\n   D5-anchor pattern, and corrupt-degrades **SAFE to not-ready**. With A9\n   (clear-before-trial-spawn) + A10 (format discipline) it is solid; an IPC\n   ready-verb would grow the KH-2.3 wire surface for no gain (keep\n   \"N-1-does-not-grow-in-D6\" true).\n\n## Immediate next step\n\nStart **D6-1**: (a) add the structured two-phase applied record to `relcache.rs`\n(`AppliedPending`/`Applied`/`RolledBack`, atomic-write + corrupt-degrades-safe,\nthe `AppliedPending` carrying `version` + `rollback_binary`), flip\n`applyhost.rs:177-179` from eager `applied` to `AppliedPending` at swap; (b) change\n`brain.ready` to JSON `{pid, generation}` **[A10]** (update the `brain_split.rs`\nparser in the same commit — the only reader), move its write to post-`resume_\nsessions`, and add the pure `ready_generation(spt_home) -> Option<u64>` reader.\nUnit-prove the record round-trip + the staleness invariant — both the N−1-stamped\ncase **and [A9]** the exact-same-generation-after-reboot case (which only the\nsupervisor's clear-before-spawn, D6-2, defeats) — with explicit values **before**\nD6-2 wires the supervisor to gate on them. Do **not** add an IPC wire field (the\nready signal is disk-local, like the D5 anchor).\n"}],"details":{"displayContent":{"text":"# Restoration D6 — failure atomicity: readiness-gated auto-rollback (task plan)\n…\n## What is already satisfied / true (don't re-build, don't mis-scope)\n…\n- **The supervisor + generation custody + StartReason are wired (D1/D3).**\n…\n  owns the generation counter (`:315`), and stamps `Update` vs `Crash`\n  (`:362-368`). D6 consumes these; it does **not** re-mint custody or add an IPC\n  field on the wire (the ready signal is brain-local disk state, like the D5\n  anchor — the D7 N-1 verb harness gains **no** assertion in D6).\n- **The binary already steps aside as `<exe>.old-<version>` (`applyhost.rs:166,\n  206-214`).** The last-known-good backup D6 rolls back to **already exists** —\n  D6 adds *selection* + *quarantine* on top of it, not the backup machinery. The\n  on-land-failure rollback (`applyhost.rs:169-171`) is the precedent rename;\n  D6's failure-time path deliberately does **not** rename (see D6-2).\n- **The ready breadcrumb exists but is too weak to gate on.** The brain writes\n  `brain.ready` (its pid) after *connect* (`brainproc.rs:162`) and on heartbeat\n  (`:218`) via `write_ready` (`:274-279`); the path is `<spt_home>/brain.ready`\n  (`endpoint.rs:55-66`). It is **best-effort, written post-connect not\n  post-resume, and not generation-stamped** — so it cannot today distinguish\n  \"*this* generation is ready\" from \"a *previous* generation left a stale ready\n  file.\" D6-1 strengthens it (post-resume + generation-stamped); it does not\n  invent a new channel.\n- **The durable-record pattern already exists.** `ReleaseCache`\n  (`relcache.rs:289-343`) already persists `applied.json` (`{version}`) and\n  `last-outcome.json` (`{outcome}` free-string: `staged`/`applied`/`rejected:…`)\n  as atomic JSON under `spt_home()`. D6-1's two-phase record **extends this file\n  set** with the same atomic-write + corrupt-degrades posture — no new storage\n  machinery.\n- **The consent-notif surface exists.** `produce_consent_notif`\n  (`notif.rs:363-396`) already authors a daemon-originated consent-style notify\n  envelope and first-fires it to the most-active visible endpoint. D6's loud\n  rollback notif **reuses this surface** (a new notif *kind*/body, not a new\n  delivery path).\n- **Forward-correct, not field-exercised (the D4/D5 posture, verbatim).** The\n  daemon brain hosts no PTY sessions today, so `resume_sessions`\n  (`brain.rs:596-608`) is a near-noop and a real *field* update is not driven on\n  a single-home dev box. D6 is therefore **forward-correct capability + a real\n  spawn/kill/respawn harness proof** — the readiness-gate + rollback machinery is\n  built and exercised by a real harness now (a candidate that fails-to-ready is\n  injected, the rollback observed), so it is genuine machinery the live-agent\n  adapter inherits, not dead code. Keep the harness **real** (real\n  spawn/kill/record/notif against a temp `spt_home`), not a mocked stub.\n- **The readiness+backoff machinery already exists (Q7 reuse claim, verified).**\n  `SUPERVISE_BACKOFF_BASE`=2s, `SUPERVISE_BACKOFF_CAP`=60s,\n  `SUPERVISE_HEALTHY_RUN`=30s (`brainproc.rs:38-43`); `next_backoff` doubling\n  with healthy-run reset. D6 reuses the healthy-run window as the trial window —\n  it does not add a parallel timing system.\n\n## Per-commit discipline\n\nEach sub-task is its own atomic commit with evidence tagged in-commit. Gates\nevery commit: `cargo build` · `cargo test` · `cargo clippy` · `cargo build\n--no-default-features` · `traceable-reqs check` (EXIT=0) · `xtask check`. Push to\na dev-freeform branch → **CI both runners** before any tag (the v0.3.0 lesson:\nthe single-home non-elevated dev box is blind to the very spawn/socket topology\nD6 exercises — CI is the only place the real process-spawn rollback runs on both\nOSes).\n\n---\n\n## D6-1 — Two-phase applied record + generation-stamped ready contract · Q7\n\nThe two primitives D6-2 consumes, built + unit-proven in isolation before the\nsupervisor gates on them (the D5-1 posture: primitive first, consumer second).\n\n### (a) Two-phase applied/outcome record\n\n- **Replace the free-string outcome with a structured, three-state record.**\n  Today `apply` writes `record_applied(version)` + `record_last_outcome(\"applied\")`\n  (`applyhost.rs:178-179`) **before** the brain restart is even triggered — the\n  optimistic record the design indicts. Make the outcome a small enum persisted\n  under `spt_home()` (sibling of `applied.json`/`last-outcome.json`, same atomic\n  + corrupt-degrades-safe posture):\n  - `AppliedPending { version, rollback_binary, candidate_started_ms }` — written\n    by `apply` at the moment of swap (the binary is on disk, the trial brain is\n    about to spawn).\n  - `Applied { version }` — written by the **supervisor** when the candidate\n    generation signals ready (promotion).\n  - `RolledBack { quarantine_version, running_version, rollback_binary }` —\n    written by the **supervisor** when the candidate exhausts its retry budget\n    pre-ready (correction).\n- **The record is the cross-process channel.** `apply` runs in the **CLI\n  process** (`spt update apply`), swaps the binary, fires `request_brain_restart`,\n  and **returns** — it cannot itself observe ready/rollback (that happens later,\n  asynchronously, in the broker's supervisor thread). So the `AppliedPending`\n  record **carries everything the supervisor needs**: the candidate `version` and\n  the `rollback_binary` path (the `<exe>.old-<version>` aside `apply` just\n  created, `applyhost.rs:166`). The supervisor reads the record to know both the\n  candidate (its own `current_exe`) and the last-known-good to roll back to. One\n  source of truth, no shared memory, no new IPC verb.\n- **`apply` writes `AppliedPending`, never the eager `applied`.** The CLI's\n  returned outcome becomes **provisional**: \"restart triggered, promotion\n  pending\" — `apply` no longer *claims* `applied` synchronously (it cannot know\n  yet). The final outcome converges via the record (read by `xtask\n  debug-converge` / the rollback notif). **[resolved — return pending\n  immediately]** `apply` does **not** block on the trial verdict (blocking the CLI\n  for a 30 s window is poor UX and the notif surfaces a rollback loudly); it\n  returns a pending status with **honest text** (\"trial started; verdict via notif\n  / `debug-converge`\"), never a premature \"applied.\"\n- **Saturating / fail-safe throughout.** A corrupt or absent record degrades to\n  \"no pending trial\" (the supervisor treats a missing pending-record as \"spawn\n  the candidate as a normal cold/crash brain\", never a hard fail) — same posture\n  as `DaemonConfig`/`EffectJournal`/the D5 anchor.\n\n### (b) Generation-stamped, post-resume ready contract\n\n- **The ready signal must answer \"is *generation N* ready,\" not \"did *some*\n  brain once write ready.\"** Strengthen the breadcrumb on two axes:\n  - **Generation-stamped, self-describing shape [A10].** `brain.ready` changes\n    from bare pid text to a self-describing **JSON `{pid, generation}`** (house\n    posture; the `generation` is handed at spawn, `brainproc.rs:147`\n    `run_brain(generation, reason)`). The supervisor that spawned generation N\n    waits for a ready stamp **== N**; a stale stamp from generation N−1 (left by a\n    brain that died instantly) **does not satisfy the gate**. *(This is the exact\n    staleness class doyle caught in D5 amd-6 — the keyed-anchor cross-clobber. A\n    bare, un-stamped ready file would let a candidate that panics in microseconds\n    be falsely promoted on its predecessor's breadcrumb. This is the single\n    load-bearing correctness invariant of D6.)*\n  - **[A10] The shape change has exactly one reader to migrate.** The only reader\n    of `brain.ready` today is the `brain_split.rs` harness (polls pid +\n    pid-change; no production machine reader). **Update its parser in the same\n    commit** as the shape change. And **register `brain.ready` in D6-3's pre-ready\n    durable-file set** — it is itself a pre-ready durable write whose shape D6-1b\n    mutates, so the V1 tripwire must own it from birth (it dogfoods its own\n    invariant).\n  - **[A9] Equality-stamping alone has a cross-lifetime hole — the supervisor\n    must CLEAR the file before each trial spawn.** `generation` is **in-memory** in\n    the supervisor (`brainproc.rs:315` `let mut generation: u64 = 0`) and **resets\n    to 0 on a broker restart**. Lethal sequence: yesterday's broker leaves\n    `brain.ready` stamped gen=0; the machine reboots mid-trial (record still\n    `AppliedPending`); the fresh broker spawns the candidate as gen 0; the\n    candidate panics in microseconds; the supervisor polls `ready_generation()` →\n    finds the **stale file stamped 0 == this lifetime's trial gen 0** → **false\n    promotion of a brain that never booted.** Equality-stamping only guards\n    *same-lifetime* staleness. Fix (cheap, belt+braces): **the supervisor deletes\n    `brain.ready` immediately before each trial spawn** — the prior child is\n    already waited-on dead (no late-writer race), so the only `brain.ready` that\n    can exist post-clear is the one *this* trial child writes. Generation-stamping\n    stays as the same-lifetime defense; the clear closes the cross-lifetime hole.\n  - **Post-resume, not post-connect** — write ready only **after**\n    `resume_sessions` (`brain.rs:596-608`) completes + loops are resumed, i.e.\n    the design's \"re-attached all sessions + resumed loops,\" not merely \"socket\n    connected\" (today's `:162` write is post-connect). Today resume is a near-noop\n    (no hosted sessions), so this is forward-correct: the gate is *defined*\n    correctly now so the adapter era inherits a real readiness semantic, not a\n    connect-only proxy.\n- **Pure, testable observation.** The supervisor's \"is generation N ready?\" is a\n  pure read of the stamped breadcrumb (`ready_generation(spt_home) -> Option<u64>`),\n  so the unit harness asserts it with explicit values — no wall-clock flake.\n\nEvidence: `[impl->REQ-UPD-6]` (the applied record is now two-phase + structured)\n…\nchange in D6-1**.\n…\n\n…\n## Resolved open calls (doyle vet, 2026-06-10)\n…\n1. **`apply` return semantics** — **RESOLVED: return `pending` immediately.** With\n…\n4. **REQ id for auto-rollback** — **RESOLVED registry-first: tag\n…\n   (toml:629-631 is anti-downgrade-*attack* / monotonic-floor — the opposite\n   concern). No new REQ; Q7 is the failure-atomicity arm of the restoration hazard\n   ADR-0018 minted. (Folded into D6-2 evidence + the traceability table.)\n5. **Ready channel** — **RESOLVED: the FILE** (generation-stamped `brain.ready`).\n   The supervisor has no broker IPC conn; the file is reboot-readable, follows the\n   D5-anchor pattern, and corrupt-degrades **SAFE to not-ready**. With A9\n   (clear-before-trial-spawn) + A10 (format discipline) it is solid; an IPC\n   ready-verb would grow the KH-2.3 wire surface for no gain (keep\n   \"N-1-does-not-grow-in-D6\" true).\n\n## Immediate next step\n\nStart **D6-1**: (a) add the structured two-phase applied record to `relcache.rs`\n(`AppliedPending`/`Applied`/`RolledBack`, atomic-write + corrupt-degrades-safe,\nthe `AppliedPending` carrying `version` + `rollback_binary`), flip\n`applyhost.rs:177-179` from eager `applied` to `AppliedPending` at swap; (b) change\n`brain.ready` to JSON `{pid, generation}` **[A10]** (update the `brain_split.rs`\nparser in the same commit — the only reader), move its write to post-`resume_\nsessions`, and add the pure `ready_generation(spt_home) -> Option<u64>` reader.\nUnit-prove the record round-trip + the staleness invariant — both the N−1-stamped\ncase **and [A9]** the exact-same-generation-after-reboot case (which only the\nsupervisor's clear-before-spawn, D6-2, defeats) — with explicit values **before**\nD6-2 wires the supervisor to gate on them. 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{"type":"message","id":"d5dc0d7f","parentId":"b3b6d3e0","timestamp":"2026-07-15T10:10:03.906Z","message":{"role":"toolResult","toolCallId":"call_2xhN4QGOddSApy7HUno3PZFr|fc_06a4aa57167d0698016a575c7bcb048199b3d05238991c9c1b","toolName":"read","content":[{"type":"text","text":"//! v0.4.2 / KH 6.11 (`REQ-HAZARD-BRAIN-RESPAWN-PATH`) — the brain respawns onto\n//! the **applied bytes** after a real IN-PLACE rename, not the renamed old binary.\n//!\n//! ## Why this is a NEW test, not a tweak to `brain_survive.rs`\n//!\n//! `brain_survive.rs` models the binary swap as a **path flip** between two\n//! distinct fixtures through an injected spawn closure — it never renames a\n//! *running* binary, so it cannot exercise the production respawn resolution\n//! (`std::env::current_exe()` in the resident broker). That gap let the v0.4.1\n//! Linux brain-respawn bug ship green: on Linux `current_exe()` is\n//! `readlink(/proc/self/exe)`, **inode-tracking**, so it FOLLOWS the `apply`\n//! rename (`spt` → `spt.old-N`) and the resident broker respawned the brain onto\n//! the OLD bytes while recording `applied`. Windows `GetModuleFileName` returns\n//! the path string captured at process start, so it never followed the rename.\n//!\n//! ## The faithful reproduction\n//!\n//! This test runs the **real `spt daemon run` broker process** launched from a\n//! canonical path `P` (so the broker's own `current_exe` *is* `P`), performs the\n//! real on-disk apply choreography (**rename running `P` → `P.old-N`, write the\n//! new bytes at `P`**), then triggers a brain respawn. The respawned brain must\n//! run the bytes now at `P` (`exe_hash == B`), proving the broker respawns from\n//! the canonical path captured at start — NOT a per-spawn `current_exe()` that\n//! would, on Linux, follow the rename back to the old bytes.\n//!\n//! **Platform-honest regression guard.** PRE-fix this FAILS on Linux (the\n//! respawn lands on `P.old-N`, `exe_hash == A`) and passes on Windows (which\n//! never followed the rename). POST-fix it passes on both. So on CI it is green\n//! on both runners only because the fix is in; a regression re-arms the Linux red.\n// [int->REQ-HAZARD-BRAIN-RESPAWN-PATH]\n\nuse std::path::{Path, PathBuf};\nuse std::process::{Child, Command};\nuse std::thread;\nuse std::time::{Duration, Instant};\n\nmod common;\nuse common::CommandNoWindowExt;\n\n/// `(pid, exe_hash)` out of a `brain.ready` body; `None` until it carries a pid.\nfn read_ready(path: &Path) -> Option<(u32, Option<String>)> {\n    let v: serde_json::Value = serde_json::from_str(&std::fs::read_to_string(path).ok()?).ok()?;\n    let pid = v.get(\"pid\")?.as_u64()? as u32;\n    let exe_hash = v\n        .get(\"exe_hash\")\n        .and_then(|h| h.as_str())\n        .map(str::to_string);\n    Some((pid, exe_hash))\n}\n\n/// Poll `brain.ready` until it holds a pid different from `was`.\nfn wait_ready(path: &Path, was: Option<u32>, budget: Duration) -> Option<(u32, Option<String>)> {\n    let deadline = Instant::now() + budget;\n    while Instant::now() < deadline {\n        if let Some((pid, hash)) = read_ready(path) {\n            if was != Some(pid) {\n                return Some((pid, hash));\n            }\n        }\n        thread::sleep(Duration::from_millis(50));\n    }\n    None\n}\n\n/// Lowercase-hex SHA-256 of a file — the digest `brain.ready.exe_hash` carries.\nfn file_hash(path: &Path) -> String {\n    use sha2::{Digest, Sha256};\n    let bytes = std::fs::read(path).expect(\"read file for hashing\");\n    let mut h = Sha256::new();\n    h.update(&bytes);\n    h.finalize().iter().map(|b| format!(\"{b:02x}\")).collect()\n}\n\nfn kill_pid(pid: u32) {\n    #[cfg(windows)]\n    let _ = Command::new(\"taskkill\")\n        .no_window()\n        .args([\"/PID\", &pid.to_string(), \"/F\", \"/T\"])\n        .output();\n    #[cfg(unix)]\n    let _ = Command::new(\"kill\").args([\"-9\", &pid.to_string()]).output();\n}\n\n#[test]\nfn brain_respawns_onto_applied_bytes_after_in_place_rename() {\n    let home = tempfile::tempdir().expect(\"tempdir\");\n    let bindir = home.path().join(\"bin\");\n    std::fs::create_dir_all(&bindir).expect(\"create bindir\");\n    let real = PathBuf::from(env!(\"CARGO_BIN_EXE_spt\"));\n    let suffix = real\n        .extension()\n        .map(|e| format!(\".{}\", e.to_string_lossy()))\n        .unwrap_or_default();\n\n    // The canonical install path P the broker runs from — so the broker's own\n    // current_exe IS P (the resident-broker condition the bug needs).\n    let canonical = bindir.join(format!(\"spt{suffix}\"));\n    std::fs::copy(&real, &canonical).expect(\"install bytes A at canonical P\");\n    let hash_a = file_hash(&canonical);\n\n    // The REAL broker process, launched FROM P.\n    let ready = home.path().join(\"brain.ready\");\n    let mut broker: Child = Command::new(&canonical)\n        .no_window()\n        .args([\"daemon\", \"run\"])\n        .env(\"SPT_HOME\", home.path())\n        .spawn()\n        .expect(\"spawn the real broker from canonical P\");\n\n    // gen-0 brain came up from P (bytes A).\n    let (pid0, hash0) = wait_ready(&ready, None, Duration::from_secs(45)).unwrap_or_else(|| {\n        let _ = broker.kill();\n        panic!(\"gen-0 brain never signalled ready\");\n    });\n    assert_eq!(\n        hash0.as_deref(),\n        Some(hash_a.as_str()),\n        \"gen-0 brain runs bytes A (the canonical install)\"\n    );\n\n    // ── The real apply choreography on disk: rename the running canonical binary\n    //    P -> P.old-8, then write the NEW bytes (B = A + padding) at P. Exactly\n    //    what `spt update apply` does (rename-then-replace). ──\n    let old_n = bindir.join(format!(\"spt.old-8{suffix}\"));\n    std::fs::rename(&canonical, &old_n).expect(\"rename running P -> P.old-8 (the apply rename)\");\n    std::fs::copy(&real, &canonical).expect(\"write fresh bytes at P\");\n    {\n        use std::io::Write;\n        let mut f = std::fs::OpenOptions::new()\n            .append(true)\n            .open(&canonical)\n            .expect(\"open the new P to append padding\");\n        f.write_all(&[0u8; 4096]).expect(\"append padding -> bytes B\");\n    }\n    let hash_b = file_hash(&canonical);\n    assert_ne!(hash_a, hash_b, \"the swap must flip the binary hash\");\n\n    // ── Trigger a brain respawn (kill the brain; the supervisor respawns it). The\n    //    respawn must land on the APPLIED bytes now at P (the canonical path the\n    //    broker captured at start), NOT the renamed P.old-8. Pre-fix on Linux the\n    //    broker's per-spawn current_exe() (readlink /proc/self/exe) follows the\n    //    rename to P.old-8 and respawns bytes A → this assert fails; post-fix it\n    //    spawns the captured P (bytes B). Windows never followed the rename. ──\n    kill_pid(pid0);\n    let (pid1, hash1) = wait_ready(&ready, Some(pid0), Duration::from_secs(45)).unwrap_or_else(|| {\n        kill_pid(pid0);\n        let _ = broker.kill();\n        panic!(\"supervisor never respawned the brain after the rename\");\n    });\n    assert_ne!(pid0, pid1, \"the respawned brain is a fresh process\");\n    assert_eq!(\n        hash1.as_deref(),\n        Some(hash_b.as_str()),\n        \"post-rename respawn must run the APPLIED bytes at the canonical path (B), \\\n         not the renamed old binary (A) — KH 6.11 / REQ-HAZARD-BRAIN-RESPAWN-PATH\"\n    );\n\n    // Teardown.\n…\n}\n\n[Showing lines 1-158 of 163. 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Windows `GetModuleFileName` returns\r\n//! the path string captured at process start, so it never followed the rename.\r\n//!\r\n//! ## The faithful reproduction\r\n//!\r\n//! This test runs the **real `spt daemon run` broker process** launched from a\r\n//! canonical path `P` (so the broker's own `current_exe` *is* `P`), performs the\r\n//! real on-disk apply choreography (**rename running `P` → `P.old-N`, write the\r\n//! new bytes at `P`**), then triggers a brain respawn. The respawned brain must\r\n//! run the bytes now at `P` (`exe_hash == B`), proving the broker respawns from\r\n//! the canonical path captured at start — NOT a per-spawn `current_exe()` that\r\n//! would, on Linux, follow the rename back to the old bytes.\r\n//!\r\n//! **Platform-honest regression guard.** PRE-fix this FAILS on Linux (the\r\n//! respawn lands on `P.old-N`, `exe_hash == A`) and passes on Windows (which\r\n//! never followed the rename). POST-fix it passes on both. So on CI it is green\r\n//! on both runners only because the fix is in; a regression re-arms the Linux red.\r\n// [int->REQ-HAZARD-BRAIN-RESPAWN-PATH]\r\n\r\nuse std::path::{Path, PathBuf};\r\nuse std::process::{Child, Command};\r\nuse std::thread;\r\nuse std::time::{Duration, Instant};\r\n\r\nmod common;\r\nuse common::CommandNoWindowExt;\r\n\r\n/// `(pid, exe_hash)` out of a `brain.ready` body; `None` until it carries a pid.\r\nfn read_ready(path: &Path) -> Option<(u32, Option<String>)> {\r\n    let v: serde_json::Value = serde_json::from_str(&std::fs::read_to_string(path).ok()?).ok()?;\r\n    let pid = v.get(\"pid\")?.as_u64()? as u32;\r\n    let exe_hash = v\r\n        .get(\"exe_hash\")\r\n        .and_then(|h| h.as_str())\r\n        .map(str::to_string);\r\n    Some((pid, exe_hash))\r\n}\r\n\r\n/// Poll `brain.ready` until it holds a pid different from `was`.\r\nfn wait_ready(path: &Path, was: Option<u32>, budget: Duration) -> Option<(u32, Option<String>)> {\r\n    let deadline = Instant::now() + budget;\r\n    while Instant::now() < deadline {\r\n        if let Some((pid, hash)) = read_ready(path) {\r\n            if was != Some(pid) {\r\n                return Some((pid, hash));\r\n            }\r\n        }\r\n        thread::sleep(Duration::from_millis(50));\r\n    }\r\n    None\r\n}\r\n\r\n/// Lowercase-hex SHA-256 of a file — the digest `brain.ready.exe_hash` carries.\r\nfn file_hash(path: &Path) -> String {\r\n    use sha2::{Digest, Sha256};\r\n    let bytes = std::fs::read(path).expect(\"read file for hashing\");\r\n    let mut h = Sha256::new();\r\n    h.update(&bytes);\r\n    h.finalize().iter().map(|b| format!(\"{b:02x}\")).collect()\r\n}\r\n\r\nfn kill_pid(pid: u32) {\r\n    #[cfg(windows)]\r\n    let _ = Command::new(\"taskkill\")\r\n        .no_window()\r\n        .args([\"/PID\", &pid.to_string(), \"/F\", \"/T\"])\r\n        .output();\r\n    #[cfg(unix)]\r\n    let _ = Command::new(\"kill\").args([\"-9\", &pid.to_string()]).output();\r\n}\r\n\r\n#[test]\r\nfn brain_respawns_onto_applied_bytes_after_in_place_rename() {\r\n    let home = tempfile::tempdir().expect(\"tempdir\");\r\n    let bindir = home.path().join(\"bin\");\r\n    std::fs::create_dir_all(&bindir).expect(\"create bindir\");\r\n    let real = PathBuf::from(env!(\"CARGO_BIN_EXE_spt\"));\r\n    let suffix = real\r\n        .extension()\r\n        .map(|e| format!(\".{}\", e.to_string_lossy()))\r\n        .unwrap_or_default();\r\n\r\n    // The canonical install path P the broker runs from — so the broker's own\r\n    // current_exe IS P (the resident-broker condition the bug needs).\r\n    let canonical = bindir.join(format!(\"spt{suffix}\"));\r\n    std::fs::copy(&real, &canonical).expect(\"install bytes A at canonical P\");\r\n    let hash_a = file_hash(&canonical);\r\n\r\n    // The REAL broker process, launched FROM P.\r\n    let ready = home.path().join(\"brain.ready\");\r\n    let mut broker: Child = Command::new(&canonical)\r\n        .no_window()\r\n        .args([\"daemon\", \"run\"])\r\n        .env(\"SPT_HOME\", home.path())\r\n        .spawn()\r\n        .expect(\"spawn the real broker from canonical P\");\r\n\r\n    // gen-0 brain came up from P (bytes A).\r\n    let (pid0, hash0) = wait_ready(&ready, None, Duration::from_secs(45)).unwrap_or_else(|| {\r\n        let _ = broker.kill();\r\n        panic!(\"gen-0 brain never signalled ready\");\r\n    });\r\n    assert_eq!(\r\n        hash0.as_deref(),\r\n        Some(hash_a.as_str()),\r\n        \"gen-0 brain runs bytes A (the canonical install)\"\r\n    );\r\n\r\n    // ── The real apply choreography on disk: rename the running canonical binary\r\n    //    P -> P.old-8, then write the NEW bytes (B = A + padding) at P. Exactly\r\n    //    what `spt update apply` does (rename-then-replace). ──\r\n    let old_n = bindir.join(format!(\"spt.old-8{suffix}\"));\r\n    std::fs::rename(&canonical, &old_n).expect(\"rename running P -> P.old-8 (the apply rename)\");\r\n    std::fs::copy(&real, &canonical).expect(\"write fresh bytes at P\");\r\n    {\r\n        use std::io::Write;\r\n        let mut f = std::fs::OpenOptions::new()\r\n            .append(true)\r\n            .open(&canonical)\r\n            .expect(\"open the new P to append padding\");\r\n        f.write_all(&[0u8; 4096]).expect(\"append padding -> bytes B\");\r\n    }\r\n    let hash_b = file_hash(&canonical);\r\n    assert_ne!(hash_a, hash_b, \"the swap must flip the binary hash\");\r\n\r\n    // ── Trigger a brain respawn (kill the brain; the supervisor respawns it). The\r\n    //    respawn must land on the APPLIED bytes now at P (the canonical path the\r\n    //    broker captured at start), NOT the renamed P.old-8. Pre-fix on Linux the\r\n    //    broker's per-spawn current_exe() (readlink /proc/self/exe) follows the\r\n    //    rename to P.old-8 and respawns bytes A → this assert fails; post-fix it\r\n    //    spawns the captured P (bytes B). 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(`std::env::current_exe()` in the resident broker). That gap let the v0.4.1\r\n//! Linux brain-respawn bug ship green: on Linux `current_exe()` is\r\n//! `readlink(/proc/self/exe)`, **inode-tracking**, so it FOLLOWS the `apply`\r\n//! rename (`spt` → `spt.old-N`) and the resident broker respawned the brain onto\r\n//! the OLD bytes while recording `applied`. Windows `GetModuleFileName` returns\r\n//! the path string captured at process start, so it never followed the rename.\r\n//!\r\n//! ## The faithful reproduction\r\n//!\r\n//! This test runs the **real `spt daemon run` broker process** launched from a\r\n//! canonical path `P` (so the broker's own `current_exe` *is* `P`), performs the\r\n//! real on-disk apply choreography (**rename running `P` → `P.old-N`, write the\r\n//! new bytes at `P`**), then triggers a brain respawn. The respawned brain must\r\n//! run the bytes now at `P` (`exe_hash == B`), proving the broker respawns from\r\n//! the canonical path captured at start — NOT a per-spawn `current_exe()` that\r\n//! would, on Linux, follow the rename back to the old bytes.\r\n//!\r\n//! **Platform-honest regression guard.** PRE-fix this FAILS on Linux (the\r\n//! respawn lands on `P.old-N`, `exe_hash == A`) and passes on Windows (which\r\n//! never followed the rename). POST-fix it passes on both. So on CI it is green\r\n//! on both runners only because the fix is in; a regression re-arms the Linux red.\r\n// [int->REQ-HAZARD-BRAIN-RESPAWN-PATH]\r\n\r\nuse std::path::{Path, PathBuf};\r\nuse std::process::{Child, Command};\r\nuse std::thread;\r\nuse std::time::{Duration, Instant};\r\n\r\nmod common;\r\nuse common::CommandNoWindowExt;\r\n\r\n/// `(pid, exe_hash)` out of a `brain.ready` body; `None` until it carries a pid.\r\nfn read_ready(path: &Path) -> Option<(u32, Option<String>)> {\r\n    let v: serde_json::Value = serde_json::from_str(&std::fs::read_to_string(path).ok()?).ok()?;\r\n    let pid = v.get(\"pid\")?.as_u64()? as u32;\r\n    let exe_hash = v\r\n        .get(\"exe_hash\")\r\n        .and_then(|h| h.as_str())\r\n        .map(str::to_string);\r\n    Some((pid, exe_hash))\r\n}\r\n\r\n/// Poll `brain.ready` until it holds a pid different from `was`.\r\nfn wait_ready(path: &Path, was: Option<u32>, budget: Duration) -> Option<(u32, Option<String>)> {\r\n    let deadline = Instant::now() + budget;\r\n    while Instant::now() < deadline {\r\n        if let Some((pid, hash)) = read_ready(path) {\r\n            if was != Some(pid) {\r\n                return Some((pid, hash));\r\n            }\r\n        }\r\n        thread::sleep(Duration::from_millis(50));\r\n    }\r\n    None\r\n}\r\n\r\n/// Lowercase-hex SHA-256 of a file — the digest `brain.ready.exe_hash` carries.\r\nfn file_hash(path: &Path) -> String {\r\n    use sha2::{Digest, Sha256};\r\n    let bytes = std::fs::read(path).expect(\"read file for hashing\");\r\n    let mut h = Sha256::new();\r\n    h.update(&bytes);\r\n    h.finalize().iter().map(|b| format!(\"{b:02x}\")).collect()\r\n}\r\n\r\nfn kill_pid(pid: u32) {\r\n    #[cfg(windows)]\r\n    let _ = Command::new(\"taskkill\")\r\n        .no_window()\r\n        .args([\"/PID\", &pid.to_string(), \"/F\", \"/T\"])\r\n        .output();\r\n    #[cfg(unix)]\r\n    let _ = Command::new(\"kill\").args([\"-9\", &pid.to_string()]).output();\r\n}\r\n\r\n#[test]\r\nfn brain_respawns_onto_applied_bytes_after_in_place_rename() {\r\n    let home = tempfile::tempdir().expect(\"tempdir\");\r\n    let bindir = home.path().join(\"bin\");\r\n    std::fs::create_dir_all(&bindir).expect(\"create bindir\");\r\n    let real = PathBuf::from(env!(\"CARGO_BIN_EXE_spt\"));\r\n    let suffix = real\r\n        .extension()\r\n        .map(|e| format!(\".{}\", e.to_string_lossy()))\r\n        .unwrap_or_default();\r\n\r\n    // The canonical install path P the broker runs from — so the broker's own\r\n    // current_exe IS P (the resident-broker condition the bug needs).\r\n    let canonical = bindir.join(format!(\"spt{suffix}\"));\r\n    std::fs::copy(&real, &canonical).expect(\"install bytes A at canonical P\");\r\n    let hash_a = file_hash(&canonical);\r\n\r\n    // The REAL broker process, launched FROM P.\r\n    let ready = home.path().join(\"brain.ready\");\r\n    let mut broker: Child = Command::new(&canonical)\r\n        .no_window()\r\n        .args([\"daemon\", \"run\"])\r\n        .env(\"SPT_HOME\", home.path())\r\n        .spawn()\r\n        .expect(\"spawn the real broker from canonical P\");\r\n\r\n    // gen-0 brain came up from P (bytes A).\r\n    let (pid0, hash0) = wait_ready(&ready, None, Duration::from_secs(45)).unwrap_or_else(|| {\r\n        let _ = broker.kill();\r\n        panic!(\"gen-0 brain never signalled ready\");\r\n    });\r\n    assert_eq!(\r\n        hash0.as_deref(),\r\n        Some(hash_a.as_str()),\r\n        \"gen-0 brain runs bytes A (the canonical install)\"\r\n    );\r\n\r\n    // ── The real apply choreography on disk: rename the running canonical binary\r\n    //    P -> P.old-8, then write the NEW bytes (B = A + padding) at P. Exactly\r\n    //    what `spt update apply` does (rename-then-replace). ──\r\n    let old_n = bindir.join(format!(\"spt.old-8{suffix}\"));\r\n    std::fs::rename(&canonical, &old_n).expect(\"rename running P -> P.old-8 (the apply rename)\");\r\n    std::fs::copy(&real, &canonical).expect(\"write fresh bytes at P\");\r\n    {\r\n        use std::io::Write;\r\n        let mut f = std::fs::OpenOptions::new()\r\n            .append(true)\r\n            .open(&canonical)\r\n            .expect(\"open the new P to append padding\");\r\n        f.write_all(&[0u8; 4096]).expect(\"append padding -> bytes B\");\r\n    }\r\n    let hash_b = file_hash(&canonical);\r\n    assert_ne!(hash_a, hash_b, \"the swap must flip the binary hash\");\r\n\r\n    // ── Trigger a brain respawn (kill the brain; the supervisor respawns it). The\r\n    //    respawn must land on the APPLIED bytes now at P (the canonical path the\r\n    //    broker captured at start), NOT the renamed P.old-8. Pre-fix on Linux the\r\n    //    broker's per-spawn current_exe() (readlink /proc/self/exe) follows the\r\n    //    rename to P.old-8 and respawns bytes A → this assert fails; post-fix it\r\n    //    spawns the captured P (bytes B). 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Every existing loop (net consumers, digest hub, shellwake, seed\ncontrol) **stays in the broker process** — they migrate in D2.\n\n**Code reality check (investigation 2026-06-09):** there is no resident brain\nprocess today. `Brain` (`brain.rs`) is a per-consumer *client* type\n(`Role::Brain` hello) that api callers / live agents instantiate to drive\nsessions. `spt daemon run` = broker + net-consumers + digest-hub + shellwake\nthreads. The net consumers already connect over `broker_socket_name()` (not a\nshared `Arc`), so D1's brain child is a genuine no-op placeholder: its only\njob is to prove broker-spawns-supervised-child-over-socket survives a child\nkill. That is exactly the de-risk.\n\n## Changes\n\n1. **`endpoint.rs`** — add `brain_ready_path()` (`<spt_home>/brain.ready`,\n   epoch-ms breadcrumb) — the D1 `ready` signal (D6 generalizes it).\n2. **`brainproc.rs`** (new module) —\n   - `run_brain()`: the `spt daemon brain` child entry. Connect to the broker\n     (`Brain::cold_start`, bounded connect-retry — the broker may still be\n     binding), write the ready breadcrumb, then idle: hold the connection,\n     heartbeat the breadcrumb, exit non-zero if the broker connection drops\n     (so the supervisor respawns). No de-elevation guard (inherits the\n     already-unelevated broker token as a plain child).\n   - `supervise_brain(stop, base, spawn_child)`: process-level mirror of\n     `peerloop::supervise_pump` — spawn the child, wait, on exit log + respawn\n     after capped doubling backoff (reuse the `next_backoff` shape), healthy\n     run resets the floor. Generic over a `spawn_child: FnMut() -> io::Result<Child>`\n     so the unit test injects a fake.\n   - `spawn_brain_supervisor(stop) -> JoinHandle`: production wiring — spawns\n     `current_exe daemon brain` via plain `Command` (inherits env incl.\n     `SPT_HOME`; NOT `spawn_detached` — it's a managed child).\n3. **`daemon.rs` `Daemon::run()`** — after the existing setup, before the\n   foreground `serve_seed_control`, call `spawn_brain_supervisor(stop)` on a\n   background thread. Add `Daemon::run_brain()` delegating to\n   `brainproc::run_brain()`.\n4. **`lib.rs`** — `pub mod brainproc;`.\n5. **`cli.rs`** — hidden `DaemonCmd::Brain` variant → `cmd_daemon_brain()` →\n   `spt_daemon::Daemon::run_brain()`. Hidden from help (`#[command(hide = true)]`).\n\n## Traceability\n\n- Activate `REQ-HAZARD-BROKER-PROCESS-ISOLATION` **doc** stage (evidence:\n  ADR-0018 + design doc already exist) + **impl** (D1 structure) + **unit**\n  (the supervisor respawn/backoff test). `int` waits for D7.\n  `required_stages = [\"doc\", \"impl\", \"unit\"]` activated this commit (int added\n  at D7).\n- Tag: `// [impl->REQ-HAZARD-BROKER-PROCESS-ISOLATION]` on the supervisor +\n  child entry; `// [unit->REQ-HAZARD-BROKER-PROCESS-ISOLATION]` on the tests;\n  `<!-- [doc->...] -->` already in ADR/design.\n\n## Tests\n\n- **Unit (`brainproc.rs`):** `supervise_brain` respawn — inject a `spawn_child`\n  that counts calls + returns a child that exits immediately; assert it\n  respawns N times under a tiny base backoff, and `stop` ends the loop.\n  Backoff table reused/parallel to `peerloop::next_backoff`.\n- **Process-level smoke (`crates/spt/tests/brain_split.rs`):** spawn the real\n  `spt daemon run` (`CARGO_BIN_EXE_spt`) under a temp `SPT_HOME`; wait for the\n  `brain.ready` breadcrumb (brain child came up); read+kill the brain child\n  pid; assert the breadcrumb is rewritten (respawn) AND the seed channel still\n  answers `is_running` (broker survived the brain death). This is the D1\n  acceptance / de-risk. Tagged `[unit->REQ-HAZARD-BROKER-PROCESS-ISOLATION]`\n  (process-level int is the D7 PTY+QUIC survival E2E).\n\n## Acceptance\n\n`spt daemon run` → a broker process + a distinct brain-child pid; killing the\nbrain leaves the broker (+ seed channel) alive and the supervisor respawns the\nbrain. No CLI behavior change (the broker still serves every loop).\n\n## Gate\n\nbuild · test · clippy · `--no-default-features` · `traceable-reqs check` ·\n`xtask check`. Then dev-freeform push → CI both runners before any tag.\n"}],"details":{"displayContent":{"text":"# Restoration D1 — Process split skeleton (JIT plan)\n\nParent: `RESTORATION-PLAN.md` D1 · ADR-0018 Q8 · de-risk spike #1.\n\n## Scope (true minimal skeleton)\n\nProve the **process boundary** without moving any logic. `spt daemon run`\nbecomes the broker process and spawns a supervised `spt daemon brain` child;\nthe child connects over the existing broker socket, signals `ready`, and\nidles. Every existing loop (net consumers, digest hub, shellwake, seed\ncontrol) **stays in the broker process** — they migrate in D2.\n\n**Code reality check (investigation 2026-06-09):** there is no resident brain\nprocess today. `Brain` (`brain.rs`) is a per-consumer *client* type\n(`Role::Brain` hello) that api callers / live agents instantiate to drive\nsessions. `spt daemon run` = broker + net-consumers + digest-hub + shellwake\nthreads. The net consumers already connect over `broker_socket_name()` (not a\nshared `Arc`), so D1's brain child is a genuine no-op placeholder: its only\njob is to prove broker-spawns-supervised-child-over-socket survives a child\nkill. That is exactly the de-risk.\n\n## Changes\n\n1. **`endpoint.rs`** — add `brain_ready_path()` (`<spt_home>/brain.ready`,\n   epoch-ms breadcrumb) — the D1 `ready` signal (D6 generalizes it).\n2. **`brainproc.rs`** (new module) —\n   - `run_brain()`: the `spt daemon brain` child entry. Connect to the broker\n     (`Brain::cold_start`, bounded connect-retry — the broker may still be\n     binding), write the ready breadcrumb, then idle: hold the connection,\n     heartbeat the breadcrumb, exit non-zero if the broker connection drops\n     (so the supervisor respawns). No de-elevation guard (inherits the\n     already-unelevated broker token as a plain child).\n   - `supervise_brain(stop, base, spawn_child)`: process-level mirror of\n     `peerloop::supervise_pump` — spawn the child, wait, on exit log + respawn\n     after capped doubling backoff (reuse the `next_backoff` shape), healthy\n     run resets the floor. Generic over a `spawn_child: FnMut() -> io::Result<Child>`\n     so the unit test injects a fake.\n   - `spawn_brain_supervisor(stop) -> JoinHandle`: production wiring — spawns\n     `current_exe daemon brain` via plain `Command` (inherits env incl.\n     `SPT_HOME`; NOT `spawn_detached` — it's a managed child).\n3. **`daemon.rs` `Daemon::run()`** — after the existing setup, before the\n   foreground `serve_seed_control`, call `spawn_brain_supervisor(stop)` on a\n   background thread. Add `Daemon::run_brain()` delegating to\n   `brainproc::run_brain()`.\n4. **`lib.rs`** — `pub mod brainproc;`.\n5. **`cli.rs`** — hidden `DaemonCmd::Brain` variant → `cmd_daemon_brain()` →\n   `spt_daemon::Daemon::run_brain()`. Hidden from help (`#[command(hide = true)]`).\n\n## Traceability\n\n- Activate `REQ-HAZARD-BROKER-PROCESS-ISOLATION` **doc** stage (evidence:\n  ADR-0018 + design doc already exist) + **impl** (D1 structure) + **unit**\n  (the supervisor respawn/backoff test). `int` waits for D7.\n  `required_stages = [\"doc\", \"impl\", \"unit\"]` activated this commit (int added\n  at D7).\n- Tag: `// [impl->REQ-HAZARD-BROKER-PROCESS-ISOLATION]` on the supervisor +\n  child entry; `// [unit->REQ-HAZARD-BROKER-PROCESS-ISOLATION]` on the tests;\n  `<!-- [doc->...] -->` already in ADR/design.\n\n## Tests\n\n- **Unit (`brainproc.rs`):** `supervise_brain` respawn — inject a `spawn_child`\n  that counts calls + returns a child that exits immediately; assert it\n  respawns N times under a tiny base backoff, and `stop` ends the loop.\n  Backoff table reused/parallel to `peerloop::next_backoff`.\n- **Process-level smoke (`crates/spt/tests/brain_split.rs`):** spawn the real\n  `spt daemon run` (`CARGO_BIN_EXE_spt`) under a temp `SPT_HOME`; wait for the\n  `brain.ready` breadcrumb (brain child came up); read+kill the brain child\n  pid; assert the breadcrumb is rewritten (respawn) AND the seed channel still\n  answers `is_running` (broker survived the brain death). This is the D1\n  acceptance / de-risk. Tagged `[unit->REQ-HAZARD-BROKER-PROCESS-ISOLATION]`\n  (process-level int is the D7 PTY+QUIC survival E2E).\n\n## Acceptance\n\n`spt daemon run` → a broker process + a distinct brain-child pid; killing the\nbrain leaves the broker (+ seed channel) alive and the supervisor respawns the\nbrain. No CLI behavior change (the broker still serves every loop).\n\n## Gate\n\nbuild · test · clippy · `--no-default-features` · `traceable-reqs check` ·\n`xtask check`. Then dev-freeform push → CI both runners before any tag.\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]},"meta":{"source":{"type":"path","value":"C:\\Users\\decid\\Documents\\projects\\spt-core\\RESTORATION-D1-PLAN.md"}}},"isError":false,"timestamp":1784110203906}}
{"type":"message","id":"82ec5a92","parentId":"fd0bbd60","timestamp":"2026-07-15T10:10:03.907Z","message":{"role":"toolResult","toolCallId":"call_tSPD2jSNHCqQQEQlGgqVyhg3|fc_06a4aa57167d0698016a575c7bcaf4819985f98ae7dbd1838d","toolName":"read","content":[{"type":"text","text":"//! [V1] Rollback-state-compat tripwire (ADR-0018 Q7, restoration D6-3) — the\n//! forward invariant that keeps readiness-gated auto-rollback honest as durable\n//! state evolves. Asserted **now, while free** (a 2026-06-09 source audit\n//! confirmed zero state-migration code exists), because it is **unmintable\n//! retroactively** once a migration ships.\n//!\n//! **The invariant (KNOWN-HAZARDS 6.8).** A brain must not irreversibly migrate\n//! durable state before it is ready-promoted; equivalently, every **pre-ready**\n//! write must stay readable by the **N-1** brain. Auto-rollback (D6-2) spawns the\n//! *previous* binary against durable state the *new* brain may already have\n//! written — so the first in-place schema migration of a pre-ready file would\n//! silently brick rollback exactly when it is needed.\n//!\n//! **This is a tripwire, not a migration framework** (activate-don't-pre-fail —\n//! building a migration engine for migrations that don't exist is the dead-code\n//! anti-pattern). It does two minimal things:\n//!\n//! 1. **Enumerates the pre-ready durable writes in one place**\n//!    ([`PRE_READY_DURABLE_FILES`]) — the files a brain writes *before* it signals\n//!    ready, which a rolled-back N-1 brain must still read.\n//! 2. **Pins each file's additive / N-1-readable contract** (the unit tripwire\n//!    below): the load-bearing field names are present (a rename/removal trips\n//!    it) and an unknown extra field still deserializes (a future additive field\n//!    stays N-1-safe; switching a shape to `deny_unknown_fields` or a\n//!    non-tolerant form trips it). The day someone changes a pre-ready file's\n//!    shape non-additively, the test fails and forces the migration **behind\n//!    ready-promotion** (or into an N-1-tolerant additive form).\n//!\n//! Adding a pre-ready durable write (e.g. the deferred one-shot alarm anchor\n//! [`crate::deadline::OneShotDeadline`], once a real consumer writes it\n//! pre-ready) means adding it to [`PRE_READY_DURABLE_FILES`] **and** extending\n//! the tripwire — the registry dogfoods its own rule.\n// [impl->REQ-HAZARD-ROLLBACK-STATE-COMPAT]\n\n/// The durable files a brain writes **before** it signals ready — the set a\n/// rolled-back N-1 brain must still read. Each is governed by the additive /\n/// corrupt-degrades / N-1-readable rules (NOT by KH-2.3 wire compat — these are\n/// disk-file shapes, not IPC verbs). Filenames are under `<spt_home>`.\n// [impl->REQ-HAZARD-ROLLBACK-STATE-COMPAT]\npub const PRE_READY_DURABLE_FILES: &[&str] = &[\n    // D5-1: the periodic loop-timing anchor (`crate::deadline::DeadlineAnchor`).\n    \"deadline-<key>.json\",\n    // D6-1: the two-phase applied record (`crate::relcache::AppliedRecord`).\n    \"applied-state.json\",\n    // D6-1b + D7-1: the readiness breadcrumb (`{pid, generation, exe_hash}`); the\n    // D7-1 `exe_hash` field is additive (N-1 ignores it) — the tripwire owns it.\n    \"brain.ready\",\n];\n\n#[cfg(test)]\nmod tests {\n    use super::*;\n    use crate::deadline::DeadlineAnchor;\n    use crate::relcache::AppliedRecord;\n    use serde::de::DeserializeOwned;\n    use serde::Serialize;\n    use serde_json::Value;\n\n    /// The N-1-readability contract for ONE pre-ready durable shape:\n    /// (1) its serialized object carries the stable load-bearing field names (a\n    /// rename/removal of any trips it — the N-1 reader looks them up by name);\n    /// (2) an unknown EXTRA field still deserializes (a future additive write\n    /// stays N-1-safe; a switch to a non-tolerant shape trips it). Pure — no disk.\n    fn assert_additive_n1_readable<T>(value: &T, load_bearing: &[&str])\n    where\n        T: Serialize + DeserializeOwned + PartialEq + std::fmt::Debug,\n    {\n        let mut json = serde_json::to_value(value).expect(\"serialize\");\n        let obj = json\n            .as_object_mut()\n            .expect(\"a pre-ready durable shape must serialize to a JSON object\");\n\n        // (1) Every load-bearing field is present under its stable name.\n        for field in load_bearing {\n            assert!(\n                obj.contains_key(*field),\n                \"load-bearing field `{field}` missing — a rename/removal breaks N-1 readability\"\n            );\n        }\n\n        // (2) An N brain writing a future additive field must not break the N-1\n        // reader: an unknown extra field still deserializes back to the value.\n        obj.insert(\n            \"spt_future_additive_field\".to_string(),\n            Value::String(\"ignored-by-N-1\".to_string()),\n        );\n        let round: T = serde_json::from_value(json)\n            .expect(\"an unknown extra field must still deserialize (additive / N-1-tolerant)\");\n        assert_eq!(\n            &round, value,\n            \"the known fields must round-trip unchanged through an additive write\"\n        );\n    }\n\n    // [unit->REQ-HAZARD-ROLLBACK-STATE-COMPAT] the tripwire: every CURRENT\n    // pre-ready durable file shape is additive / N-1-readable. A non-additive\n    // pre-ready change (renamed/removed load-bearing field, or a non-tolerant\n    // shape) trips one of these asserts and forces the migration behind\n    // ready-promotion (KNOWN-HAZARDS 6.8). The registry and the tripwire move\n    // together — if this list and the asserts drift, that is the bug.\n    #[test]\n    fn pre_ready_durable_files_are_additive_and_n1_readable() {\n        // The registry names exactly the shapes asserted below (dogfoods itself).\n        assert_eq!(\n            PRE_READY_DURABLE_FILES,\n            &[\"deadline-<key>.json\", \"applied-state.json\", \"brain.ready\"],\n            \"the tripwire asserts every file the registry names — keep them in lockstep\"\n        );\n\n        // D5-1: deadline-<key>.json (DeadlineAnchor).\n        assert_additive_n1_readable(\n            &DeadlineAnchor {\n                anchor_ms: 1_700_000_000_000,\n                interval_ms: 60_000,\n            },\n            &[\"anchor_ms\", \"interval_ms\"],\n        );\n\n        // D6-1: applied-state.json (AppliedRecord) — all three phases. The serde\n        // tag (`phase`) and each phase's load-bearing fields are N-1-readable.\n        assert_additive_n1_readable(\n            &AppliedRecord::AppliedPending {\n                version: 7,\n                rollback_binary: \"/opt/spt/spt.old-6\".to_string(),\n                candidate_started_ms: 1_234,\n                prior_version: Some(6),\n            },\n            &[\"phase\", \"version\", \"rollback_binary\", \"candidate_started_ms\"],\n        );\n        assert_additive_n1_readable(&AppliedRecord::Applied { version: 7 }, &[\"phase\", \"version\"]);\n        assert_additive_n1_readable(\n            &AppliedRecord::RolledBack {\n                quarantine_version: 7,\n                running_version: 6,\n                rollback_binary: \"/opt/spt/spt.old-6\".to_string(),\n            },\n            &[\"phase\", \"quarantine_version\", \"running_version\", \"rollback_binary\"],\n        );\n\n        // D6-1b + D7-1: brain.ready (`{pid, generation, exe_hash}`) — no struct;\n        // assert the shape carries all three fields AND that the production\n        // readers still extract generation + exe_hash when an unknown extra field\n        // is present (additive-tolerant), and that the D7-1 `exe_hash` is itself\n        // additive — an N-1 stamp lacking it reads `None`, not an error.\n        let ready = serde_json::json!({ \"pid\": 4321, \"generation\": 9, \"exe_hash\": \"ab12\" });\n        let obj = ready.as_object().unwrap();\n        assert!(\n            obj.contains_key(\"pid\") && obj.contains_key(\"generation\") && obj.contains_key(\"exe_hash\")\n        );\n        let with_extra = serde_json::json!({\n            \"pid\": 4321, \"generation\": 9, \"exe_hash\": \"ab12\", \"spt_future_additive_field\": \"x\"\n        });\n        assert_eq!(\n            crate::brainproc::parse_ready_generation(&with_extra.to_string()),\n            Some(9),\n            \"the ready reader must tolerate a future additive field (N-1-readable breadcrumb)\"\n        );\n        assert_eq!(\n            crate::brainproc::parse_ready_exe_hash(&with_extra.to_string()),\n            Some(\"ab12\".to_string()),\n            \"the exe_hash reader must tolerate a future additive field\"\n        );\n        // The D7-1 exe_hash field is itself additive: an N-1 stamp without it\n        // (the D6-era `{pid, generation}` shape) parses to None, never an error.\n        assert_eq!(\n            crate::brainproc::parse_ready_exe_hash(\n                &serde_json::json!({ \"pid\": 4321, \"generation\": 9 }).to_string()\n            ),\n            None,\n            \"a legacy N-1 stamp lacking exe_hash reads None (additive / N-1-readable)\"\n        );\n    }\n}\n"}],"details":{"displayContent":{"text":"//! [V1] Rollback-state-compat tripwire (ADR-0018 Q7, restoration D6-3) — the\n//! forward invariant that keeps readiness-gated auto-rollback honest as durable\n//! state evolves. Asserted **now, while free** (a 2026-06-09 source audit\n//! confirmed zero state-migration code exists), because it is **unmintable\n//! retroactively** once a migration ships.\n//!\n//! **The invariant (KNOWN-HAZARDS 6.8).** A brain must not irreversibly migrate\n//! durable state before it is ready-promoted; equivalently, every **pre-ready**\n//! write must stay readable by the **N-1** brain. Auto-rollback (D6-2) spawns the\n//! *previous* binary against durable state the *new* brain may already have\n//! written — so the first in-place schema migration of a pre-ready file would\n//! silently brick rollback exactly when it is needed.\n//!\n//! **This is a tripwire, not a migration framework** (activate-don't-pre-fail —\n//! building a migration engine for migrations that don't exist is the dead-code\n//! anti-pattern). It does two minimal things:\n//!\n//! 1. **Enumerates the pre-ready durable writes in one place**\n//!    ([`PRE_READY_DURABLE_FILES`]) — the files a brain writes *before* it signals\n//!    ready, which a rolled-back N-1 brain must still read.\n//! 2. **Pins each file's additive / N-1-readable contract** (the unit tripwire\n//!    below): the load-bearing field names are present (a rename/removal trips\n//!    it) and an unknown extra field still deserializes (a future additive field\n//!    stays N-1-safe; switching a shape to `deny_unknown_fields` or a\n//!    non-tolerant form trips it). The day someone changes a pre-ready file's\n//!    shape non-additively, the test fails and forces the migration **behind\n//!    ready-promotion** (or into an N-1-tolerant additive form).\n//!\n//! Adding a pre-ready durable write (e.g. the deferred one-shot alarm anchor\n//! [`crate::deadline::OneShotDeadline`], once a real consumer writes it\n//! pre-ready) means adding it to [`PRE_READY_DURABLE_FILES`] **and** extending\n//! the tripwire — the registry dogfoods its own rule.\n// [impl->REQ-HAZARD-ROLLBACK-STATE-COMPAT]\n\n/// The durable files a brain writes **before** it signals ready — the set a\n/// rolled-back N-1 brain must still read. Each is governed by the additive /\n/// corrupt-degrades / N-1-readable rules (NOT by KH-2.3 wire compat — these are\n/// disk-file shapes, not IPC verbs). Filenames are under `<spt_home>`.\n// [impl->REQ-HAZARD-ROLLBACK-STATE-COMPAT]\npub const PRE_READY_DURABLE_FILES: &[&str] = &[\n    // D5-1: the periodic loop-timing anchor (`crate::deadline::DeadlineAnchor`).\n    \"deadline-<key>.json\",\n    // D6-1: the two-phase applied record (`crate::relcache::AppliedRecord`).\n    \"applied-state.json\",\n    // D6-1b + D7-1: the readiness breadcrumb (`{pid, generation, exe_hash}`); the\n    // D7-1 `exe_hash` field is additive (N-1 ignores it) — the tripwire owns it.\n    \"brain.ready\",\n];\n\n#[cfg(test)]\nmod tests {\n    use super::*;\n    use crate::deadline::DeadlineAnchor;\n    use crate::relcache::AppliedRecord;\n    use serde::de::DeserializeOwned;\n    use serde::Serialize;\n    use serde_json::Value;\n\n    /// The N-1-readability contract for ONE pre-ready durable shape:\n    /// (1) its serialized object carries the stable load-bearing field names (a\n    /// rename/removal of any trips it — the N-1 reader looks them up by name);\n    /// (2) an unknown EXTRA field still deserializes (a future additive write\n    /// stays N-1-safe; a switch to a non-tolerant shape trips it). Pure — no disk.\n    fn assert_additive_n1_readable<T>(value: &T, load_bearing: &[&str])\n    where\n        T: Serialize + DeserializeOwned + PartialEq + std::fmt::Debug,\n    {\n        let mut json = serde_json::to_value(value).expect(\"serialize\");\n        let obj = json\n            .as_object_mut()\n            .expect(\"a pre-ready durable shape must serialize to a JSON object\");\n\n        // (1) Every load-bearing field is present under its stable name.\n        for field in load_bearing {\n            assert!(\n                obj.contains_key(*field),\n                \"load-bearing field `{field}` missing — a rename/removal breaks N-1 readability\"\n            );\n        }\n\n        // (2) An N brain writing a future additive field must not break the N-1\n        // reader: an unknown extra field still deserializes back to the value.\n        obj.insert(\n            \"spt_future_additive_field\".to_string(),\n            Value::String(\"ignored-by-N-1\".to_string()),\n        );\n        let round: T = serde_json::from_value(json)\n            .expect(\"an unknown extra field must still deserialize (additive / N-1-tolerant)\");\n        assert_eq!(\n            &round, value,\n            \"the known fields must round-trip unchanged through an additive write\"\n        );\n    }\n\n    // [unit->REQ-HAZARD-ROLLBACK-STATE-COMPAT] the tripwire: every CURRENT\n    // pre-ready durable file shape is additive / N-1-readable. A non-additive\n    // pre-ready change (renamed/removed load-bearing field, or a non-tolerant\n    // shape) trips one of these asserts and forces the migration behind\n    // ready-promotion (KNOWN-HAZARDS 6.8). The registry and the tripwire move\n    // together — if this list and the asserts drift, that is the bug.\n    #[test]\n    fn pre_ready_durable_files_are_additive_and_n1_readable() {\n        // The registry names exactly the shapes asserted below (dogfoods itself).\n        assert_eq!(\n            PRE_READY_DURABLE_FILES,\n            &[\"deadline-<key>.json\", \"applied-state.json\", \"brain.ready\"],\n            \"the tripwire asserts every file the registry names — keep them in lockstep\"\n        );\n\n        // D5-1: deadline-<key>.json (DeadlineAnchor).\n        assert_additive_n1_readable(\n            &DeadlineAnchor {\n                anchor_ms: 1_700_000_000_000,\n                interval_ms: 60_000,\n            },\n            &[\"anchor_ms\", \"interval_ms\"],\n        );\n\n        // D6-1: applied-state.json (AppliedRecord) — all three phases. The serde\n        // tag (`phase`) and each phase's load-bearing fields are N-1-readable.\n        assert_additive_n1_readable(\n            &AppliedRecord::AppliedPending {\n                version: 7,\n                rollback_binary: \"/opt/spt/spt.old-6\".to_string(),\n                candidate_started_ms: 1_234,\n                prior_version: Some(6),\n            },\n            &[\"phase\", \"version\", \"rollback_binary\", \"candidate_started_ms\"],\n        );\n        assert_additive_n1_readable(&AppliedRecord::Applied { version: 7 }, &[\"phase\", \"version\"]);\n        assert_additive_n1_readable(\n            &AppliedRecord::RolledBack {\n                quarantine_version: 7,\n                running_version: 6,\n                rollback_binary: \"/opt/spt/spt.old-6\".to_string(),\n            },\n            &[\"phase\", \"quarantine_version\", \"running_version\", \"rollback_binary\"],\n        );\n\n        // D6-1b + D7-1: brain.ready (`{pid, generation, exe_hash}`) — no struct;\n        // assert the shape carries all three fields AND that the production\n        // readers still extract generation + exe_hash when an unknown extra field\n        // is present (additive-tolerant), and that the D7-1 `exe_hash` is itself\n        // additive — an N-1 stamp lacking it reads `None`, not an error.\n        let ready = serde_json::json!({ \"pid\": 4321, \"generation\": 9, \"exe_hash\": \"ab12\" });\n        let obj = ready.as_object().unwrap();\n        assert!(\n            obj.contains_key(\"pid\") && obj.contains_key(\"generation\") && obj.contains_key(\"exe_hash\")\n        );\n        let with_extra = serde_json::json!({\n            \"pid\": 4321, \"generation\": 9, \"exe_hash\": \"ab12\", \"spt_future_additive_field\": \"x\"\n        });\n        assert_eq!(\n            crate::brainproc::parse_ready_generation(&with_extra.to_string()),\n            Some(9),\n            \"the ready reader must tolerate a future additive field (N-1-readable breadcrumb)\"\n        );\n        assert_eq!(\n            crate::brainproc::parse_ready_exe_hash(&with_extra.to_string()),\n            Some(\"ab12\".to_string()),\n            \"the exe_hash reader must tolerate a future additive field\"\n        );\n        // The D7-1 exe_hash field is itself additive: an N-1 stamp without it\n        // (the D6-era `{pid, generation}` shape) parses to None, never an error.\n        assert_eq!(\n            crate::brainproc::parse_ready_exe_hash(\n                &serde_json::json!({ \"pid\": 4321, \"generation\": 9 }).to_string()\n            ),\n            None,\n            \"a legacy N-1 stamp lacking exe_hash reads None (additive / N-1-readable)\"\n        );\n    }\n}\n","startLine":1,"lineNumbers":[1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,11,12,13,14,15,16,17,18,19,20,21,22,23,24,25,26,27,28,29,30,31,32,33,34,35,36,37,38,39,40,41,42,43,44,45,46,47,48,49,50,51,52,53,54,55,56,57,58,59,60,61,62,63,64,65,66,67,68,69,70,71,72,73,74,75,76,77,78,79,80,81,82,83,84,85,86,87,88,89,90,91,92,93,94,95,96,97,98,99,100,101,102,103,104,105,106,107,108,109,110,111,112,113,114,115,116,117,118,119,120,121,122,123,124,125,126,127,128,129,130,131,132,133,134,135,136,137,138,139,140,141,142,143,144,145,146,147,148,149,150,151,152,153,154,155,156,157,158,159,160,161,162,163,164,165,166,167,168,169,170,171,172,173,174]},"meta":{"source":{"type":"path","value":"C:\\Users\\decid\\Documents\\projects\\spt-core\\crates\\spt-daemon\\src\\rollback_compat.rs"}}},"isError":false,"timestamp":1784110203907}}
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Full rationale, the `file:line` audit, and the per-decision alternatives live in `docs/BROKER-BRAIN-SPLIT-RESTORATION.md`.\n\n## Context\n\nADR-0004 decided the broker/brain split **as two processes** — a stable broker kernel (PTY masters, harness children, sockets, the Iroh/QUIC endpoint) beneath a freely-restartable brain — specifically to satisfy the no-endpoint-drop self-update invariant (REQ-UPD-3): a routine (brain-only) update restarts the brain while the broker process survives, so no hosted endpoint terminates. The spikes (01/03/04/05/06) proved this with two separate binaries.\n\nOn 2026-06-09, while verifying the v0.3.2 cross-OS update fix on the live fleet, a regression was discovered: **the production daemon runs the broker as a background thread inside the single `spt daemon` process** (`daemon.rs:165-170`: `Broker::bind_in_with_net` → `Arc<Broker>` served on `thread::spawn`; no broker child-spawn exists anywhere in the repo). This is **unintended drift** — no doc, plan, commit, or comment marks the collapse as a deliberate interim (the operator confirmed no such decision was made).\n\nConsequences of the drift:\n- The brain cannot restart onto a new binary without killing the in-process broker thread, which would close every PTY, orphan every harness child, and drop every listening socket. **The no-endpoint-drop self-update pillar is therefore silently unrealized.**\n- `spt update apply` performs an in-process `Brain::handoff` that re-attaches a subscriber within the *same old process* — a no-op for a binary swap. `update.rs:233-234`'s \"the live daemon execs the verified new binary\" is aspirational and was never wired.\n- New code does not run until an unrelated restart/logon. Observed live: `enlyzeam` ran 0.3.0 with the valid 0.3.2 binary on disk for ~a day, continuing to reproduce the `\\r`-corruption bug the update was meant to fix.\n- **REQ-DAEMON-2 and REQ-UPD-3 carry `int` evidence that proves only the in-process handoff shape** (`tests/update.rs`, `brain_swap.rs`, the M3b-B9 daemon E2E) — i.e. the regression is masked in the requirement registry: the tests pass while proving the wrong thing.\n\n## Decision\n\n**Restore the ADR-0004 two-process model.** The brain runs new code by restarting onto the swapped binary while the broker process — holding every continuity-bearing resource — survives. The design decisions (grill Q2–Q8, hardened by six verification amendments `[V1]`–`[V6]`):\n\n1. **Supervision (Q2).** The broker is the always-up per-machine anchor (one per `SPT_HOME`, present even with zero endpoints). It owns the seed-control lock + liveness (`ensure_running`/`is_running` target) and supervises/spawns the brain as its child.\n2. **Update trigger (Q3).** `apply` swaps the binary on disk, then signals the brain to snapshot + self-exit; the broker auto-respawns from the executable path (now the new binary); the new brain re-attaches. Reuses the existing snapshot→drop→re-attach primitive; an update is a *planned* crash on the path the broker already recovers from. **`[AMENDED 2026-06-11, v0.4.2]`** \"the executable path\" silently assumed path-string semantics. The Linux apply renames the running `spt` → `spt.old-N`; a per-spawn `std::env::current_exe()` (`readlink(/proc/self/exe)`, inode-tracking) then **follows the rename to `.old-N`**, so the broker respawned the brain onto the OLD bytes while recording `applied` (caught live on kitsubito, v0.4.1 roll). Fix: capture the canonical ex…\n3. **Loop-timing continuity (Q4).** Durable absolute-deadline state on disk, not a handoff snapshot. Periodic loops persist `(anchor, interval)` once on a fresh/crash start and derive `next_fire` functionally (no per-fire writes); an update restart keeps deriving (phase preserved), a crash restart resets the anchor. One-shot deadlines persist at creation and survive crash + update. **`[V3]`** The one-shot *rule* is fixed here; its *machinery* is built with the alarm port (no untested dead code). **`[V4]`** Only phase-significant loops convert — the idempotent pump cadences need none.\n4. **IPC boundary (Q5).** ADR-0004 §B adjudicates: net bring-up → broker (already broker-owned via `broker.rs:175` `OnceLock` — near-free), digest hub → broker / parse → brain, seed-lock → broker; every brain→broker call becomes a versioned IPC verb (no shared `Arc`). **Exception:** shellwake watcher children stay brain-side, re-reconciled from disk on start (rare updates make the window tolerable). Broker enlargement accepted (ADR-0004:63 precedent). **`[V6]`** Steady state after any update is new-brain × old-broker, so a CI-real old-broker × new-brain compat test across the verb surface is required (else KH-2.3 returns).\n5. **Multi-session handoff (Q6).** The broker becomes cursor-of-record per session; the new brain re-attaches **all** sessions in resume mode. Output is at-least-once (matches the SPIKE-05 terminal-stream contract); input/effects stay exactly-once via the broker-owned `EffectJournal`. The explicit `BrainState` handoff *message* retires (no brain→brain channel exists under the self-exit trigger).\n6. **Failure atomicity (Q7).** Bounded-retry → auto-rollback to the last-known-good binary, gated on a brain `ready` signal (reuse the `peerloop.rs:805` supervise-backoff + healthy-run). Quarantine the failed version; loud notif. The applied record becomes **two-phase** (`applied-pending` → `applied` on ready, or `rolled-back` on failure) — fixing today's optimistic `record_applied` before boot (`applyhost.rs:176`). **`[V1]`** Forward invariant minted: a brain must not irreversibly migrate durable state before ready-promotion (pre-ready writes stay N-1-readable), or auto-rollback silently breaks on the first schema migration.\n7. **Generation custody (Q2/`[V2]`).** Retiring `BrainState` would orphan the KH-2.4 generation counter; the **broker** owns it, increments on every spawn, and hands `{generation, start-reason}` to the brain at spawn via a versioned argv/hello field (KH-2.3 compat). The same channel carries Q4's update-vs-crash discriminator.\n8. **Cross-platform uniformity (Q8).** The broker spawns the brain as a child process (`Command::spawn`) + socket IPC — no `exec`, so no Windows/Unix divergence. ConPTY/forkpty handles never leave the broker.\n\n## Consequences\n\n- **Decomposition:** `spt daemon run` becomes the broker process entry (binds seed-control + broker socket + NetHost + digest hub; holds children + `EffectJournal`; spawns the brain); a new hidden `spt daemon brain` is the brain entry (connects, runs the logic loops, rehydrates from disk, emits `ready`). `ensure_running`/`is_running`/`daemon stop` contracts unchanged. The de-elevation guard applies at the broker entry.\n- **Requirement registry:** REQ-DAEMON-2 and REQ-UPD-3's `int` evidence must be **re-pointed** to a productionized SPIKE-01/03 E2E proving *process-level* endpoint survival (`[V5]`). Two new hazards are minted: `REQ-HAZARD-BROKER-PROCESS-ISOLATION` (a brain restart must never drop a hosted endpoint) and `REQ-HAZARD-ROLLBACK-STATE-COMPAT`. A KNOWN-HAZARDS §6.7 entry records the regression.\n- **Sequencing:** the restoration is the next milestone, before `spt-claude-code` scoping (operator-accepted 2026-06-09). Rationale: it is the *last* release that needs a manual fleet daemon bounce — paid 3× for v0.3.2 — so every adapter-era release rolls seamlessly; and the adapter is better built on the final topology than atop a daemon under later surgery while it hosts the user's daily driver. The split changes daemon internals, not the M8-frozen CLI/api surface.\n- **Out of scope (unchanged):** the broker-touching update classes (broker-compatible / broker-breaking) remain as ADR-0004 left them; whole-daemon FD-passing stays the deferred \"future polish\" (ADR-0004:38); a durable in-daemon alarm scheduler is a separate gap (alarms are legacy-listener-only today).\n\n\n[Some lines truncated to 768 chars]"}],"details":{"displayContent":{"text":"# Restore broker/brain process isolation (correct the in-process-collapse regression)\r\n\r\n## Status\r\n\r\nAccepted (2026-06-09) — **extends and amends ADR-0004.** The design was independently verified (agent `doyle`, verified-with-amendments); implementation is a dedicated future milestone, sequenced next (before `spt-claude-code`). Full rationale, the `file:line` audit, and the per-decision alternatives live in `docs/BROKER-BRAIN-SPLIT-RESTORATION.md`.\r\n\r\n## Context\r\n\r\nADR-0004 decided the broker/brain split **as two processes** — a stable broker kernel (PTY masters, harness children, sockets, the Iroh/QUIC endpoint) beneath a freely-restartable brain — specifically to satisfy the no-endpoint-drop self-update invariant (REQ-UPD-3): a routine (brain-only) update restarts the brain while the broker process survives, so no hosted endpoint terminates. The spikes (01/03/04/05/06) proved this with two separate binaries.\r\n\r\nOn 2026-06-09, while verifying the v0.3.2 cross-OS update fix on the live fleet, a regression was discovered: **the production daemon runs the broker as a background thread inside the single `spt daemon` process** (`daemon.rs:165-170`: `Broker::bind_in_with_net` → `Arc<Broker>` served on `thread::spawn`; no broker child-spawn exists anywhere in the repo). This is **unintended drift** — no doc, plan, commit, or comment marks the collapse as a deliberate interim (the operator confirmed no such decision was made).\r\n\r\nConsequences of the drift:\r\n- The brain cannot restart onto a new binary without killing the in-process broker thread, which would close every PTY, orphan every harness child, and drop every listening socket. **The no-endpoint-drop self-update pillar is therefore silently unrealized.**\r\n- `spt update apply` performs an in-process `Brain::handoff` that re-attaches a subscriber within the *same old process* — a no-op for a binary swap. `update.rs:233-234`'s \"the live daemon execs the verified new binary\" is aspirational and was never wired.\r\n- New code does not run until an unrelated restart/logon. Observed live: `enlyzeam` ran 0.3.0 with the valid 0.3.2 binary on disk for ~a day, continuing to reproduce the `\\r`-corruption bug the update was meant to fix.\r\n- **REQ-DAEMON-2 and REQ-UPD-3 carry `int` evidence that proves only the in-process handoff shape** (`tests/update.rs`, `brain_swap.rs`, the M3b-B9 daemon E2E) — i.e. the regression is masked in the requirement registry: the tests pass while proving the wrong thing.\r\n\r\n## Decision\r\n\r\n**Restore the ADR-0004 two-process model.** The brain runs new code by restarting onto the swapped binary while the broker process — holding every continuity-bearing resource — survives. The design decisions (grill Q2–Q8, hardened by six verification amendments `[V1]`–`[V6]`):\r\n\r\n1. **Supervision (Q2).** The broker is the always-up per-machine anchor (one per `SPT_HOME`, present even with zero endpoints). It owns the seed-control lock + liveness (`ensure_running`/`is_running` target) and supervises/spawns the brain as its child.\r\n2. **Update trigger (Q3).** `apply` swaps the binary on disk, then signals the brain to snapshot + self-exit; the broker auto-respawns from the executable path (now the new binary); the new brain re-attaches. Reuses the existing snapshot→drop→re-attach primitive; an update is a *planned* crash on the path the broker already recovers from. **`[AMENDED 2026-06-11, v0.4.2]`** \"the executable path\" silently assumed path-string semantics. The Linux apply renames the running `spt` → `spt.old-N`; a per-spawn `std::env::current_exe()` (`readlink(/proc/self/exe)`, inode-tracking) then **follows the rename to `.old-N`**, so the broker respawned the brain onto the OLD bytes while recording `applied` (caught live on kitsubito, v0.4.1 roll). Fix: capture the canonical ex…\n3. **Loop-timing continuity (Q4).** Durable absolute-deadline state on disk, not a handoff snapshot. Periodic loops persist `(anchor, interval)` once on a fresh/crash start and derive `next_fire` functionally (no per-fire writes); an update restart keeps deriving (phase preserved), a crash restart resets the anchor. One-shot deadlines persist at creation and survive crash + update. **`[V3]`** The one-shot *rule* is fixed here; its *machinery* is built with the alarm port (no untested dead code). **`[V4]`** Only phase-significant loops convert — the idempotent pump cadences need none.\r\n4. **IPC boundary (Q5).** ADR-0004 §B adjudicates: net bring-up → broker (already broker-owned via `broker.rs:175` `OnceLock` — near-free), digest hub → broker / parse → brain, seed-lock → broker; every brain→broker call becomes a versioned IPC verb (no shared `Arc`). **Exception:** shellwake watcher children stay brain-side, re-reconciled from disk on start (rare updates make the window tolerable). Broker enlargement accepted (ADR-0004:63 precedent). **`[V6]`** Steady state after any update is new-brain × old-broker, so a CI-real old-broker × new-brain compat test across the verb surface is required (else KH-2.3 returns).\r\n5. **Multi-session handoff (Q6).** The broker becomes cursor-of-record per session; the new brain re-attaches **all** sessions in resume mode. Output is at-least-once (matches the SPIKE-05 terminal-stream contract); input/effects stay exactly-once via the broker-owned `EffectJournal`. The explicit `BrainState` handoff *message* retires (no brain→brain channel exists under the self-exit trigger).\r\n6. **Failure atomicity (Q7).** Bounded-retry → auto-rollback to the last-known-good binary, gated on a brain `ready` signal (reuse the `peerloop.rs:805` supervise-backoff + healthy-run). Quarantine the failed version; loud notif. The applied record becomes **two-phase** (`applied-pending` → `applied` on ready, or `rolled-back` on failure) — fixing today's optimistic `record_applied` before boot (`applyhost.rs:176`). **`[V1]`** Forward invariant minted: a brain must not irreversibly migrate durable state before ready-promotion (pre-ready writes stay N-1-readable), or auto-rollback silently breaks on the first schema migration.\r\n7. **Generation custody (Q2/`[V2]`).** Retiring `BrainState` would orphan the KH-2.4 generation counter; the **broker** owns it, increments on every spawn, and hands `{generation, start-reason}` to the brain at spawn via a versioned argv/hello field (KH-2.3 compat). The same channel carries Q4's update-vs-crash discriminator.\r\n8. **Cross-platform uniformity (Q8).** The broker spawns the brain as a child process (`Command::spawn`) + socket IPC — no `exec`, so no Windows/Unix divergence. ConPTY/forkpty handles never leave the broker.\r\n\r\n## Consequences\r\n\r\n- **Decomposition:** `spt daemon run` becomes the broker process entry (binds seed-control + broker socket + NetHost + digest hub; holds children + `EffectJournal`; spawns the brain); a new hidden `spt daemon brain` is the brain entry (connects, runs the logic loops, rehydrates from disk, emits `ready`). `ensure_running`/`is_running`/`daemon stop` contracts unchanged. The de-elevation guard applies at the broker entry.\r\n- **Requirement registry:** REQ-DAEMON-2 and REQ-UPD-3's `int` evidence must be **re-pointed** to a productionized SPIKE-01/03 E2E proving *process-level* endpoint survival (`[V5]`). Two new hazards are minted: `REQ-HAZARD-BROKER-PROCESS-ISOLATION` (a brain restart must never drop a hosted endpoint) and `REQ-HAZARD-ROLLBACK-STATE-COMPAT`. 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{"type":"message","id":"9f9bf34c","parentId":"61e755cf","timestamp":"2026-07-15T10:10:03.979Z","message":{"role":"toolResult","toolCallId":"call_VDyh7gkqtjmodEIdSQks5V2e|fc_06a4aa57167d0698016a575c7bcae08199b6e61039af299013","toolName":"read","content":[{"type":"text","text":"## 6. Documented regressions (non-obvious invariants)\n…\n### 6.6 Surfaced context conflicts preserve both versions until dominated\n- **Failure:** a cross-node concurrent context write (version vectors, neither dominates) gets auto-picked or partially dropped — half a mind silently lost.\n- **Invariant:** a surfaced concurrent pair is durably preserved (both versions) until a strictly dominating write clears it; no merge/reconcile failure path may discard an unmerged version. Resolution is the Psyche reconcile turn (ADR-0013), whose merged write `join(vA,vB)+bump` dominates both parents — only that dominance clears the artifacts.\n- **spt-core mapping:** `ContextStore::record_conflict` (tracked `.conflicts/` artifacts, content-hash named, idempotent, replicate like context) / `list_conflicts` / `clear_conflicts` (dominating-write-only). Local working file stays untouched while a conflict is pending.\n- **Origin:** ADR-0013 design invariant (red-team #7's \"wall-clock loses concurrent writes\" closed M4-D6), not a sister bug — registered ahead of the wire path so D6c is born conformant.\n\n### 6.7 Broker and brain MUST be separate processes (in-process collapse silently breaks no-endpoint-drop update) `[REQ-HAZARD-BROKER-PROCESS-ISOLATION]`\n- **Failure:** the daemon hosts the broker as a background *thread* in the single `spt daemon` process (`daemon.rs:165-170`, `Arc<Broker>` + `thread::spawn(serve)`) instead of a separate process. A brain restart onto a swapped binary then cannot happen without killing the broker thread — closing every PTY, orphaning every harness child, dropping every socket. So `spt update apply` degrades to an in-process `Brain::handoff` no-op: the binary swaps on disk but the running daemon keeps executing the old code until an unrelated restart/logon. The no-endpoint-drop self-update pillar (REQ-UPD-3, ADR-0004) is silently unrealized. Observed live 2026-06-09: `enlyzeam` ran 0.3.0 with 0.3.2 on disk for ~a day, still reproducing the bug the update fixed.\n- **Invariant:** the broker runs as its own long-lived process that survives every brain restart; the brain restarts onto the new binary and re-attaches via the versioned IPC. A routine (brain-only) update must leave every hosted endpoint untouched at the *process* level — not merely re-subscribe a brain within the same process. The evidence for REQ-UPD-3 / REQ-DAEMON-2 must prove process-level survival (a PTY child + a live QUIC conn survive a brain-process restart onto a swapped binary — SPIKE-01/03 productionized as `int`), NOT the in-process handoff shape that masks this regression.\n- **spt-core mapping:** restoration is ADR-0018 (next milestone). The current `int` tags on REQ-DAEMON-2 / REQ-UPD-3 are regression-masked and re-point at restoration; the broker becomes the always-up per-machine anchor (seed-lock + liveness + brain supervisor). Two-process supervision, generation custody, durable-deadline loop timing, broker-cursor-of-record, and readiness-gated auto-rollback all hang off this.\n- **Origin:** unintended spec/impl drift from ADR-0004 (the broker *process* was specced + spiked but built in-process), discovered during the v0.3.2 fleet update verify. Full audit + decisions: `docs/BROKER-BRAIN-SPLIT-RESTORATION.md` (verified) + ADR-0018.\n<!-- [doc->REQ-HAZARD-BROKER-PROCESS-ISOLATION] -->\n- **D1 (restoration skeleton, ADR-0018 Q2/Q3):** the process boundary is restored — `spt daemon run` is the broker process and spawns a supervised `spt daemon brain` child (`brainproc.rs`); the broker survives the brain dying and respawns it (proven in production topology by `crates/spt/tests/brain_split.rs`). The logic loops still run broker-side (D2 migrates them); the `int` process-level survival E2E + the in-process re-point land at D7.\n- **Closed out (2026-06-11, v0.4.0–v0.4.2):** the two-process model shipped (v0.4.0); the D7 `int` E2E (`brain_survive.rs`) + the N-1 gate prove process-level survival onto swapped bytes and re-pointed REQ-DAEMON-2 / REQ-UPD-3. The v0.4.1 fleet-verify proved this Windows-seamless (hfenduleam: brain pid rolls, broker held, `exe_hash` flips, no manual bounce) but exposed a **Linux** respawn-path gap — the resident broker respawned the brain via per-spawn `current_exe()`, which on Linux follows the `apply` rename to `.old-N` and ran OLD bytes under an `applied` record (`[REQ-HAZARD-BRAIN-RESPAWN-PATH]`, 6.11), fixed in v0.4.2 (respawn from the canonical path captured at broker start + a promotion bytes-gate). Seamless update is now proven on **both OSes** — Win…\n\n### 6.8 No irreversible durable-state migration before update ready-promotion `[REQ-HAZARD-ROLLBACK-STATE-COMPAT]`\n- **Failure:** the readiness-gated auto-rollback (ADR-0018 Q7) spawns the *previous* binary against durable state the *new* brain already wrote. The first release that migrates a durable-state schema in place would make the old binary unable to read it — silently bricking rollback exactly when it is needed (a logic-bricking update that can no longer fall back).\n- **Invariant:** a brain must not irreversibly migrate durable state before it is ready-promoted; equivalently, every pre-ready write must remain readable by the N-1 brain. Schema migrations are gated behind ready-promotion (or written in an N-1-tolerant additive form).\n- **spt-core mapping:** lands with ADR-0018's auto-rollback. Free to assert now (a 2026-06-09 source audit confirmed zero state-migration code exists); unmintable retroactively once a migration ships.\n- **D5 conformance (2026-06-10):** the new durable timing state `<spt_home>/deadline-<key>.json` (restoration D5-1) is **additive** — a rolled-back pre-D5 binary does not know the file and simply ignores it (re-phasing on its own flat-sleep cadence, the pre-D5 behavior). No existing-file schema migration, no irreversible pre-ready write → the new file is rollback-N-1-safe by construction. The thing for a future D6 guard to gate is a *migration* of this file's shape, not its introduction.\n- **D6 guard (2026-06-10, restoration D6-3):** the invariant is now **asserted**, not just noted. The pre-ready durable writes are **enumerated in one place** — `spt-daemon::PRE_READY_DURABLE_FILES` (`rollback_compat.rs`): `deadline-<key>.json` (D5, `DeadlineAnchor`), `applied-state.json` (D6-1, the two-phase `AppliedRecord`), and the generation-stamped `brain.ready` breadcrumb (D6-1b, `{pid, generation}`). A **tripwire unit test** pins each one's additive / N-1-readable contract (load-bearing field names present; an unknown extra field still deserializes), so a *non-additive* pre-ready change (renamed/removed field, or a `deny_unknown_fields`/non-tolerant shape) trips the test and forces the migration **behind ready-promotion** (or into an additive form). *…\n- **Origin:** verification amendment `[V1]` (agent `doyle`) on `docs/BROKER-BRAIN-SPLIT-RESTORATION.md`.\n- **Closed out (2026-06-11):** the readiness-gated auto-rollback shipped (v0.4.0) and the pre-ready durable-file registry + tripwire guard (D6-3) hold. v0.4.2 added a promotion **bytes-gate** that turns a wrong-bytes respawn into an auto-rollback rather than a false `applied` record — strengthening the rollback path the same release exercised across the fleet. No in-place schema migration has shipped, so the invariant remains **asserted, not yet exercised by a real migration** (correct — activate-don't-pre-fail); the tripwire is the wire it trips the day one is needed.\n<!-- [doc->REQ-HAZARD-ROLLBACK-STATE-COMPAT] -->\n\n### 6.9 Resume-mode brain: a blocking spawn/command wait silently discards OTHER sessions' output\n- **Failure:** a resume-mode brain (per-session `session_cursors` populated by `resume_sessions`) drives `Brain` over **blocking** `read_event` calls. Any command that loops `read_event` until its own reply — `spawn_session_pid` waiting for `Spawned`, `net_status`, `sessions`, etc. — calls `read_event` on *every* interleaved frame, so an OUTPUT frame for a **different** session is **cursor-processed** (its `session_cursors` entry snaps forward; the broker already counted it delivered via `delivered_through` on the live-send) and then **discarded** by the waiting loop's `_ => continue`. Cursor advanced + content dropped = that chunk is gone for the downstream consumer and the broker will **not** re-send it (resume reads from the delivered cursor, ADR-0018 D4)…\n- **Invariant:** the daemon-hosted multi-session event loop must not consume a session's OUTPUT inside another session's blocking wait. The **live-agent adapter milestone must restructure the brain event pump** so command/`spawn` is non-blocking (a single demux loop owns `read_event` and routes every frame to its session's consumer), OR a blocking wait must re-queue/route the frames it reads for other sessions rather than dropping them.\n- **spt-core mapping:** **unreachable today** — the supervised daemon brain hosts no PTY sessions and spawns none; a single-session seat (legacy, empty map) has no \"other session\" to starve. Surfaces the moment daemon-hosted sessions land (the live-agent adapter), which must rebuild the blocking `read_event` loop regardless (N interactive sessions cannot share one blocking reader). Recorded so that redesign inherits the constraint rather than rediscovering it. No machinery now (would be untested dead code, activate-don't-pre-fail).\n- **Origin:** surfaced by the D4-2b resume-harness CI flake root-cause (agents `todlando` + `doyle`, 2026-06-10); sibling of `[REQ-HAZARD-BROKER-PROCESS-ISOLATION]` 6.7.\n\n### 6.10 Phase-significant loop timing must be a durable absolute-deadline grid, not phase-relative sleep `[REQ-HAZARD-BROKER-PROCESS-ISOLATION]`\n- **Failure:** a periodic loop that sleeps a flat `period` each iteration (`pulse_tick` then `sleep(pulse_period)`) is **phase-relative** — every brain restart silently re-phases the grid to the restart instant. Under the seamless-update model (the supervisor respawns the brain onto a swapped binary, ADR-0018 D3-3), a routine update would shift the cadence of every phase-significant loop, and continuity cannot ride a brain→brain frame (the outgoing brain is gone before the new one starts — the same constraint that moved session continuity to the broker in D4).\n- **Invariant:** phase-significant periodic timing lives as durable absolute-deadline state on disk (`(anchor, interval)`), rehydrated on every brain start, with fires **derived functionally** (`next_fire = anchor + interval·⌈max(0,now−anchor)/interval⌉`) and **no per-fire write**. An **Update** restart re-reads the anchor and keeps deriving (phase preserved, lands mid-grid); a **Crash**/**Cold** restart re-bases the anchor to `now` (phase reset acceptable — the loop is idempotent catch-up). The update-vs-crash decision is the D3 spawn-time `StartReason`. **One-shot** (alarm) deadlines persist their absolute `target-time` at creation and **never reset** on any restart (\"remind me at 3pm\" is a commitment) — the asymmetry vs the periodic crash-reset is the rul…\n- **spt-core mapping:** ADR-0018 Q4/V3/V4, restoration D5. Mechanism in `spt-daemon::deadline` (`DeadlineAnchor` periodic + `OneShotDeadline` rule-only pure helper); the pulse loop (`lifecycle::run_pulse_loop`) consumes it. The one-shot **machinery** (a durable in-daemon alarm scheduler) is the deferred alarm port (`docs/DEFERRED.md`) — the daemon has no one-shot consumer today, so building the timer now would ship untested dead code (activate-don't-pre-fail); D5 fixes the *rule* as a tested-unwired helper, the port builds the *scheduler*.\n- **Origin:** ADR-0018 Q4 + verification amendments `[V3]`/`[V4]` (agent `doyle`); D5 plan vet (agents `todlando` + `doyle`, 2026-06-10).\n\n### 6.11 Brain respawn must exec the APPLIED bytes, not the renamed old binary (Linux `current_exe` follows the apply-rename; readiness ≠ new-bytes) `[REQ-HAZARD-BRAIN-RESPAWN-PATH]`\n- **Failure:** the broker respawns the brain candidate from `std::env::current_exe()` resolved **per spawn** (`brainproc.rs:817`). `spt update apply` swaps the binary by renaming the running file `spt` → `spt.old-N` and writing the new bytes at `spt`. On **Linux**, `current_exe()` = `readlink(/proc/self/exe)` is **inode-tracking** and follows the rename to `.old-N`, so the resident broker respawns the brain onto the **OLD** bytes — the brain comes up ready (readiness passes), the trial **promotes**, and the daemon records `applied:N` while still running the previous version. New code does not run; the record is optimistically wrong (the enlyzeam-class record/reality divergence, now provable via `exe_hash`). **Windows** dodged it — `GetModuleFileName` returns…\n- **Invariant:** the candidate-binary default is the canonical exe path **captured once at broker start** (before any `apply` can rename under the process), never a per-spawn `current_exe()` — giving Linux the path-at-start semantics Windows already had. AND promotion is **bytes-gated**: a trial promotes only if the candidate's stamped `brain.ready` `exe_hash` equals the staged artifact's hash for this platform; a mismatch is a failed trial → auto-rollback + loud notif (readiness alone is not proof the new bytes run). If either hash is absent the gate degrades to readiness-only (N-1-safe for pre-metadata releases / a missing breadcrumb) but emits `PROMOTE_BYTES_UNVERIFIED` so a disarmed gate stays field-diagnosable.\n- **spt-core mapping:** v0.4.2 fix (`V042-PLAN.md`). Half 1 = `spawn_brain_supervisor` canonical-exe capture threaded into `spawn_brain_child`'s `None` default; Half 2 = the promotion bytes-gate in `supervise_brain`'s `Promoted` arm (`TrialEnv::ready_exe_hash` + `staged_artifact_hash`). The rollback path (`Some(.old-N)` selection) is unchanged. Sibling of 6.7 — the broker *process* is correct; the bytes it respawned the brain ONTO were not.\n- **Origin:** ADR-0018 Q3 silently assumed `current_exe()` path-string semantics; surfaced by the v0.4.1 fleet-roll `exe_hash` bytes assert (agents `todlando` + `doyle` + `deployah`, 2026-06-11). ADR-0018 Q3 amended.\n<!-- [doc->REQ-HAZARD-BRAIN-RESPAWN-PATH] -->\n\n---\n\n## 7. Boundary & delivery integrity (added 2026-05-31 — Stage A red-team)\n\nThese were absent from the sister-project harvest; codex surfaced them as load-bearing gaps for spt-core's new daemon/network surface.\n\n…\n\n\n[Showing lines 319-368 of 736. Use :369 to continue. 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Local working file stays untouched while a conflict is pending.\r\n- **Origin:** ADR-0013 design invariant (red-team #7's \"wall-clock loses concurrent writes\" closed M4-D6), not a sister bug — registered ahead of the wire path so D6c is born conformant.\r\n\r\n### 6.7 Broker and brain MUST be separate processes (in-process collapse silently breaks no-endpoint-drop update) `[REQ-HAZARD-BROKER-PROCESS-ISOLATION]`\r\n- **Failure:** the daemon hosts the broker as a background *thread* in the single `spt daemon` process (`daemon.rs:165-170`, `Arc<Broker>` + `thread::spawn(serve)`) instead of a separate process. A brain restart onto a swapped binary then cannot happen without killing the broker thread — closing every PTY, orphaning every harness child, dropping every socket. So `spt update apply` degrades to an in-process `Brain::handoff` no-op: the binary swaps on disk but the running daemon keeps executing the old code until an unrelated restart/logon. The no-endpoint-drop self-update pillar (REQ-UPD-3, ADR-0004) is silently unrealized. Observed live 2026-06-09: `enlyzeam` ran 0.3.0 with 0.3.2 on disk for ~a day, still reproducing the bug the update fixed.\r\n- **Invariant:** the broker runs as its own long-lived process that survives every brain restart; the brain restarts onto the new binary and re-attaches via the versioned IPC. A routine (brain-only) update must leave every hosted endpoint untouched at the *process* level — not merely re-subscribe a brain within the same process. The evidence for REQ-UPD-3 / REQ-DAEMON-2 must prove process-level survival (a PTY child + a live QUIC conn survive a brain-process restart onto a swapped binary — SPIKE-01/03 productionized as `int`), NOT the in-process handoff shape that masks this regression.\r\n- **spt-core mapping:** restoration is ADR-0018 (next milestone). The current `int` tags on REQ-DAEMON-2 / REQ-UPD-3 are regression-masked and re-point at restoration; the broker becomes the always-up per-machine anchor (seed-lock + liveness + brain supervisor). Two-process supervision, generation custody, durable-deadline loop timing, broker-cursor-of-record, and readiness-gated auto-rollback all hang off this.\r\n- **Origin:** unintended spec/impl drift from ADR-0004 (the broker *process* was specced + spiked but built in-process), discovered during the v0.3.2 fleet update verify. Full audit + decisions: `docs/BROKER-BRAIN-SPLIT-RESTORATION.md` (verified) + ADR-0018.\r\n<!-- [doc->REQ-HAZARD-BROKER-PROCESS-ISOLATION] -->\r\n- **D1 (restoration skeleton, ADR-0018 Q2/Q3):** the process boundary is restored — `spt daemon run` is the broker process and spawns a supervised `spt daemon brain` child (`brainproc.rs`); the broker survives the brain dying and respawns it (proven in production topology by `crates/spt/tests/brain_split.rs`). The logic loops still run broker-side (D2 migrates them); the `int` process-level survival E2E + the in-process re-point land at D7.\r\n- **Closed out (2026-06-11, v0.4.0–v0.4.2):** the two-process model shipped (v0.4.0); the D7 `int` E2E (`brain_survive.rs`) + the N-1 gate prove process-level survival onto swapped bytes and re-pointed REQ-DAEMON-2 / REQ-UPD-3. The v0.4.1 fleet-verify proved this Windows-seamless (hfenduleam: brain pid rolls, broker held, `exe_hash` flips, no manual bounce) but exposed a **Linux** respawn-path gap — the resident broker respawned the brain via per-spawn `current_exe()`, which on Linux follows the `apply` rename to `.old-N` and ran OLD bytes under an `applied` record (`[REQ-HAZARD-BRAIN-RESPAWN-PATH]`, 6.11), fixed in v0.4.2 (respawn from the canonical path captured at broker start + a promotion bytes-gate). Seamless update is now proven on **both OSes** — Win…\n\r\n### 6.8 No irreversible durable-state migration before update ready-promotion `[REQ-HAZARD-ROLLBACK-STATE-COMPAT]`\r\n- **Failure:** the readiness-gated auto-rollback (ADR-0018 Q7) spawns the *previous* binary against durable state the *new* brain already wrote. The first release that migrates a durable-state schema in place would make the old binary unable to read it — silently bricking rollback exactly when it is needed (a logic-bricking update that can no longer fall back).\r\n- **Invariant:** a brain must not irreversibly migrate durable state before it is ready-promoted; equivalently, every pre-ready write must remain readable by the N-1 brain. Schema migrations are gated behind ready-promotion (or written in an N-1-tolerant additive form).\r\n- **spt-core mapping:** lands with ADR-0018's auto-rollback. Free to assert now (a 2026-06-09 source audit confirmed zero state-migration code exists); unmintable retroactively once a migration ships.\r\n- **D5 conformance (2026-06-10):** the new durable timing state `<spt_home>/deadline-<key>.json` (restoration D5-1) is **additive** — a rolled-back pre-D5 binary does not know the file and simply ignores it (re-phasing on its own flat-sleep cadence, the pre-D5 behavior). No existing-file schema migration, no irreversible pre-ready write → the new file is rollback-N-1-safe by construction. The thing for a future D6 guard to gate is a *migration* of this file's shape, not its introduction.\r\n- **D6 guard (2026-06-10, restoration D6-3):** the invariant is now **asserted**, not just noted. The pre-ready durable writes are **enumerated in one place** — `spt-daemon::PRE_READY_DURABLE_FILES` (`rollback_compat.rs`): `deadline-<key>.json` (D5, `DeadlineAnchor`), `applied-state.json` (D6-1, the two-phase `AppliedRecord`), and the generation-stamped `brain.ready` breadcrumb (D6-1b, `{pid, generation}`). A **tripwire unit test** pins each one's additive / N-1-readable contract (load-bearing field names present; an unknown extra field still deserializes), so a *non-additive* pre-ready change (renamed/removed field, or a `deny_unknown_fields`/non-tolerant shape) trips the test and forces the migration **behind ready-promotion** (or into an additive form). *…\n- **Origin:** verification amendment `[V1]` (agent `doyle`) on `docs/BROKER-BRAIN-SPLIT-RESTORATION.md`.\r\n- **Closed out (2026-06-11):** the readiness-gated auto-rollback shipped (v0.4.0) and the pre-ready durable-file registry + tripwire guard (D6-3) hold. v0.4.2 added a promotion **bytes-gate** that turns a wrong-bytes respawn into an auto-rollback rather than a false `applied` record — strengthening the rollback path the same release exercised across the fleet. No in-place schema migration has shipped, so the invariant remains **asserted, not yet exercised by a real migration** (correct — activate-don't-pre-fail); the tripwire is the wire it trips the day one is needed.\r\n<!-- [doc->REQ-HAZARD-ROLLBACK-STATE-COMPAT] -->\r\n\r\n### 6.9 Resume-mode brain: a blocking spawn/command wait silently discards OTHER sessions' output\r\n- **Failure:** a resume-mode brain (per-session `session_cursors` populated by `resume_sessions`) drives `Brain` over **blocking** `read_event` calls. Any command that loops `read_event` until its own reply — `spawn_session_pid` waiting for `Spawned`, `net_status`, `sessions`, etc. — calls `read_event` on *every* interleaved frame, so an OUTPUT frame for a **different** session is **cursor-processed** (its `session_cursors` entry snaps forward; the broker already counted it delivered via `delivered_through` on the live-send) and then **discarded** by the waiting loop's `_ => continue`. Cursor advanced + content dropped = that chunk is gone for the downstream consumer and the broker will **not** re-send it (resume reads from the delivered cursor, ADR-0018 D4)…\n- **Invariant:** the daemon-hosted multi-session event loop must not consume a session's OUTPUT inside another session's blocking wait. The **live-agent adapter milestone must restructure the brain event pump** so command/`spawn` is non-blocking (a single demux loop owns `read_event` and routes every frame to its session's consumer), OR a blocking wait must re-queue/route the frames it reads for other sessions rather than dropping them.\r\n- **spt-core mapping:** **unreachable today** — the supervised daemon brain hosts no PTY sessions and spawns none; a single-session seat (legacy, empty map) has no \"other session\" to starve. Surfaces the moment daemon-hosted sessions land (the live-agent adapter), which must rebuild the blocking `read_event` loop regardless (N interactive sessions cannot share one blocking reader). Recorded so that redesign inherits the constraint rather than rediscovering it. No machinery now (would be untested dead code, activate-don't-pre-fail).\r\n- **Origin:** surfaced by the D4-2b resume-harness CI flake root-cause (agents `todlando` + `doyle`, 2026-06-10); sibling of `[REQ-HAZARD-BROKER-PROCESS-ISOLATION]` 6.7.\r\n\r\n### 6.10 Phase-significant loop timing must be a durable absolute-deadline grid, not phase-relative sleep `[REQ-HAZARD-BROKER-PROCESS-ISOLATION]`\r\n- **Failure:** a periodic loop that sleeps a flat `period` each iteration (`pulse_tick` then `sleep(pulse_period)`) is **phase-relative** — every brain restart silently re-phases the grid to the restart instant. Under the seamless-update model (the supervisor respawns the brain onto a swapped binary, ADR-0018 D3-3), a routine update would shift the cadence of every phase-significant loop, and continuity cannot ride a brain→brain frame (the outgoing brain is gone before the new one starts — the same constraint that moved session continuity to the broker in D4).\r\n- **Invariant:** phase-significant periodic timing lives as durable absolute-deadline state on disk (`(anchor, interval)`), rehydrated on every brain start, with fires **derived functionally** (`next_fire = anchor + interval·⌈max(0,now−anchor)/interval⌉`) and **no per-fire write**. An **Update** restart re-reads the anchor and keeps deriving (phase preserved, lands mid-grid); a **Crash**/**Cold** restart re-bases the anchor to `now` (phase reset acceptable — the loop is idempotent catch-up). The update-vs-crash decision is the D3 spawn-time `StartReason`. **One-shot** (alarm) deadlines persist their absolute `target-time` at creation and **never reset** on any restart (\"remind me at 3pm\" is a commitment) — the asymmetry vs the periodic crash-reset is the rul…\n- **spt-core mapping:** ADR-0018 Q4/V3/V4, restoration D5. Mechanism in `spt-daemon::deadline` (`DeadlineAnchor` periodic + `OneShotDeadline` rule-only pure helper); the pulse loop (`lifecycle::run_pulse_loop`) consumes it. The one-shot **machinery** (a durable in-daemon alarm scheduler) is the deferred alarm port (`docs/DEFERRED.md`) — the daemon has no one-shot consumer today, so building the timer now would ship untested dead code (activate-don't-pre-fail); D5 fixes the *rule* as a tested-unwired helper, the port builds the *scheduler*.\r\n- **Origin:** ADR-0018 Q4 + verification amendments `[V3]`/`[V4]` (agent `doyle`); D5 plan vet (agents `todlando` + `doyle`, 2026-06-10).\r\n\r\n### 6.11 Brain respawn must exec the APPLIED bytes, not the renamed old binary (Linux `current_exe` follows the apply-rename; readiness ≠ new-bytes) `[REQ-HAZARD-BRAIN-RESPAWN-PATH]`\r\n- **Failure:** the broker respawns the brain candidate from `std::env::current_exe()` resolved **per spawn** (`brainproc.rs:817`). `spt update apply` swaps the binary by renaming the running file `spt` → `spt.old-N` and writing the new bytes at `spt`. On **Linux**, `current_exe()` = `readlink(/proc/self/exe)` is **inode-tracking** and follows the rename to `.old-N`, so the resident broker respawns the brain onto the **OLD** bytes — the brain comes up ready (readiness passes), the trial **promotes**, and the daemon records `applied:N` while still running the previous version. New code does not run; the record is optimistically wrong (the enlyzeam-class record/reality divergence, now provable via `exe_hash`). **Windows** dodged it — `GetModuleFileName` returns…\n- **Invariant:** the candidate-binary default is the canonical exe path **captured once at broker start** (before any `apply` can rename under the process), never a per-spawn `current_exe()` — giving Linux the path-at-start semantics Windows already had. AND promotion is **bytes-gated**: a trial promotes only if the candidate's stamped `brain.ready` `exe_hash` equals the staged artifact's hash for this platform; a mismatch is a failed trial → auto-rollback + loud notif (readiness alone is not proof the new bytes run). If either hash is absent the gate degrades to readiness-only (N-1-safe for pre-metadata releases / a missing breadcrumb) but emits `PROMOTE_BYTES_UNVERIFIED` so a disarmed gate stays field-diagnosable.\r\n- **spt-core mapping:** v0.4.2 fix (`V042-PLAN.md`). Half 1 = `spawn_brain_supervisor` canonical-exe capture threaded into `spawn_brain_child`'s `None` default; Half 2 = the promotion bytes-gate in `supervise_brain`'s `Promoted` arm (`TrialEnv::ready_exe_hash` + `staged_artifact_hash`). The rollback path (`Some(.old-N)` selection) is unchanged. Sibling of 6.7 — the broker *process* is correct; the bytes it respawned the brain ONTO were not.\r\n- **Origin:** ADR-0018 Q3 silently assumed `current_exe()` path-string semantics; surfaced by the v0.4.1 fleet-roll `exe_hash` bytes assert (agents `todlando` + `doyle` + `deployah`, 2026-06-11). ADR-0018 Q3 amended.\r\n<!-- [doc->REQ-HAZARD-BRAIN-RESPAWN-PATH] -->\r\n\r\n---\r\n\r\n## 7. Boundary & delivery integrity (added 2026-05-31 — Stage A red-team)\r\n\r\nThese were absent from the sister-project harvest; codex surfaced them as load-bearing gaps for spt-core's new daemon/network surface.\r\n\r","truncated":true,"truncatedBy":"lines","totalLines":418,"totalBytes":15681,"outputLines":50,"outputBytes":15681,"lastLinePartial":false,"firstLineExceedsLimit":false},"displayContent":{"text":"## 6. Documented regressions (non-obvious invariants)\n…\n### 6.6 Surfaced context conflicts preserve both versions until dominated\r\n- **Failure:** a cross-node concurrent context write (version vectors, neither dominates) gets auto-picked or partially dropped — half a mind silently lost.\r\n- **Invariant:** a surfaced concurrent pair is durably preserved (both versions) until a strictly dominating write clears it; no merge/reconcile failure path may discard an unmerged version. Resolution is the Psyche reconcile turn (ADR-0013), whose merged write `join(vA,vB)+bump` dominates both parents — only that dominance clears the artifacts.\r\n- **spt-core mapping:** `ContextStore::record_conflict` (tracked `.conflicts/` artifacts, content-hash named, idempotent, replicate like context) / `list_conflicts` / `clear_conflicts` (dominating-write-only). Local working file stays untouched while a conflict is pending.\r\n- **Origin:** ADR-0013 design invariant (red-team #7's \"wall-clock loses concurrent writes\" closed M4-D6), not a sister bug — registered ahead of the wire path so D6c is born conformant.\r\n\r\n### 6.7 Broker and brain MUST be separate processes (in-process collapse silently breaks no-endpoint-drop update) `[REQ-HAZARD-BROKER-PROCESS-ISOLATION]`\r\n- **Failure:** the daemon hosts the broker as a background *thread* in the single `spt daemon` process (`daemon.rs:165-170`, `Arc<Broker>` + `thread::spawn(serve)`) instead of a separate process. A brain restart onto a swapped binary then cannot happen without killing the broker thread — closing every PTY, orphaning every harness child, dropping every socket. So `spt update apply` degrades to an in-process `Brain::handoff` no-op: the binary swaps on disk but the running daemon keeps executing the old code until an unrelated restart/logon. The no-endpoint-drop self-update pillar (REQ-UPD-3, ADR-0004) is silently unrealized. Observed live 2026-06-09: `enlyzeam` ran 0.3.0 with 0.3.2 on disk for ~a day, still reproducing the bug the update fixed.\r\n- **Invariant:** the broker runs as its own long-lived process that survives every brain restart; the brain restarts onto the new binary and re-attaches via the versioned IPC. A routine (brain-only) update must leave every hosted endpoint untouched at the *process* level — not merely re-subscribe a brain within the same process. The evidence for REQ-UPD-3 / REQ-DAEMON-2 must prove process-level survival (a PTY child + a live QUIC conn survive a brain-process restart onto a swapped binary — SPIKE-01/03 productionized as `int`), NOT the in-process handoff shape that masks this regression.\r\n- **spt-core mapping:** restoration is ADR-0018 (next milestone). The current `int` tags on REQ-DAEMON-2 / REQ-UPD-3 are regression-masked and re-point at restoration; the broker becomes the always-up per-machine anchor (seed-lock + liveness + brain supervisor). Two-process supervision, generation custody, durable-deadline loop timing, broker-cursor-of-record, and readiness-gated auto-rollback all hang off this.\r\n- **Origin:** unintended spec/impl drift from ADR-0004 (the broker *process* was specced + spiked but built in-process), discovered during the v0.3.2 fleet update verify. Full audit + decisions: `docs/BROKER-BRAIN-SPLIT-RESTORATION.md` (verified) + ADR-0018.\r\n<!-- [doc->REQ-HAZARD-BROKER-PROCESS-ISOLATION] -->\r\n- **D1 (restoration skeleton, ADR-0018 Q2/Q3):** the process boundary is restored — `spt daemon run` is the broker process and spawns a supervised `spt daemon brain` child (`brainproc.rs`); the broker survives the brain dying and respawns it (proven in production topology by `crates/spt/tests/brain_split.rs`). The logic loops still run broker-side (D2 migrates them); the `int` process-level survival E2E + the in-process re-point land at D7.\r\n- **Closed out (2026-06-11, v0.4.0–v0.4.2):** the two-process model shipped (v0.4.0); the D7 `int` E2E (`brain_survive.rs`) + the N-1 gate prove process-level survival onto swapped bytes and re-pointed REQ-DAEMON-2 / REQ-UPD-3. The v0.4.1 fleet-verify proved this Windows-seamless (hfenduleam: brain pid rolls, broker held, `exe_hash` flips, no manual bounce) but exposed a **Linux** respawn-path gap — the resident broker respawned the brain via per-spawn `current_exe()`, which on Linux follows the `apply` rename to `.old-N` and ran OLD bytes under an `applied` record (`[REQ-HAZARD-BRAIN-RESPAWN-PATH]`, 6.11), fixed in v0.4.2 (respawn from the canonical path captured at broker start + a promotion bytes-gate). Seamless update is now proven on **both OSes** — Win…\n\r\n### 6.8 No irreversible durable-state migration before update ready-promotion `[REQ-HAZARD-ROLLBACK-STATE-COMPAT]`\r\n- **Failure:** the readiness-gated auto-rollback (ADR-0018 Q7) spawns the *previous* binary against durable state the *new* brain already wrote. The first release that migrates a durable-state schema in place would make the old binary unable to read it — silently bricking rollback exactly when it is needed (a logic-bricking update that can no longer fall back).\r\n- **Invariant:** a brain must not irreversibly migrate durable state before it is ready-promoted; equivalently, every pre-ready write must remain readable by the N-1 brain. Schema migrations are gated behind ready-promotion (or written in an N-1-tolerant additive form).\r\n- **spt-core mapping:** lands with ADR-0018's auto-rollback. Free to assert now (a 2026-06-09 source audit confirmed zero state-migration code exists); unmintable retroactively once a migration ships.\r\n- **D5 conformance (2026-06-10):** the new durable timing state `<spt_home>/deadline-<key>.json` (restoration D5-1) is **additive** — a rolled-back pre-D5 binary does not know the file and simply ignores it (re-phasing on its own flat-sleep cadence, the pre-D5 behavior). No existing-file schema migration, no irreversible pre-ready write → the new file is rollback-N-1-safe by construction. The thing for a future D6 guard to gate is a *migration* of this file's shape, not its introduction.\r\n- **D6 guard (2026-06-10, restoration D6-3):** the invariant is now **asserted**, not just noted. The pre-ready durable writes are **enumerated in one place** — `spt-daemon::PRE_READY_DURABLE_FILES` (`rollback_compat.rs`): `deadline-<key>.json` (D5, `DeadlineAnchor`), `applied-state.json` (D6-1, the two-phase `AppliedRecord`), and the generation-stamped `brain.ready` breadcrumb (D6-1b, `{pid, generation}`). A **tripwire unit test** pins each one's additive / N-1-readable contract (load-bearing field names present; an unknown extra field still deserializes), so a *non-additive* pre-ready change (renamed/removed field, or a `deny_unknown_fields`/non-tolerant shape) trips the test and forces the migration **behind ready-promotion** (or into an additive form). *…\n- **Origin:** verification amendment `[V1]` (agent `doyle`) on `docs/BROKER-BRAIN-SPLIT-RESTORATION.md`.\r\n- **Closed out (2026-06-11):** the readiness-gated auto-rollback shipped (v0.4.0) and the pre-ready durable-file registry + tripwire guard (D6-3) hold. v0.4.2 added a promotion **bytes-gate** that turns a wrong-bytes respawn into an auto-rollback rather than a false `applied` record — strengthening the rollback path the same release exercised across the fleet. No in-place schema migration has shipped, so the invariant remains **asserted, not yet exercised by a real migration** (correct — activate-don't-pre-fail); the tripwire is the wire it trips the day one is needed.\r\n<!-- [doc->REQ-HAZARD-ROLLBACK-STATE-COMPAT] -->\r\n\r\n### 6.9 Resume-mode brain: a blocking spawn/command wait silently discards OTHER sessions' output\r\n- **Failure:** a resume-mode brain (per-session `session_cursors` populated by `resume_sessions`) drives `Brain` over **blocking** `read_event` calls. Any command that loops `read_event` until its own reply — `spawn_session_pid` waiting for `Spawned`, `net_status`, `sessions`, etc. — calls `read_event` on *every* interleaved frame, so an OUTPUT frame for a **different** session is **cursor-processed** (its `session_cursors` entry snaps forward; the broker already counted it delivered via `delivered_through` on the live-send) and then **discarded** by the waiting loop's `_ => continue`. Cursor advanced + content dropped = that chunk is gone for the downstream consumer and the broker will **not** re-send it (resume reads from the delivered cursor, ADR-0018 D4)…\n- **Invariant:** the daemon-hosted multi-session event loop must not consume a session's OUTPUT inside another session's blocking wait. The **live-agent adapter milestone must restructure the brain event pump** so command/`spawn` is non-blocking (a single demux loop owns `read_event` and routes every frame to its session's consumer), OR a blocking wait must re-queue/route the frames it reads for other sessions rather than dropping them.\r\n- **spt-core mapping:** **unreachable today** — the supervised daemon brain hosts no PTY sessions and spawns none; a single-session seat (legacy, empty map) has no \"other session\" to starve. Surfaces the moment daemon-hosted sessions land (the live-agent adapter), which must rebuild the blocking `read_event` loop regardless (N interactive sessions cannot share one blocking reader). Recorded so that redesign inherits the constraint rather than rediscovering it. No machinery now (would be untested dead code, activate-don't-pre-fail).\r\n- **Origin:** surfaced by the D4-2b resume-harness CI flake root-cause (agents `todlando` + `doyle`, 2026-06-10); sibling of `[REQ-HAZARD-BROKER-PROCESS-ISOLATION]` 6.7.\r\n\r\n### 6.10 Phase-significant loop timing must be a durable absolute-deadline grid, not phase-relative sleep `[REQ-HAZARD-BROKER-PROCESS-ISOLATION]`\r\n- **Failure:** a periodic loop that sleeps a flat `period` each iteration (`pulse_tick` then `sleep(pulse_period)`) is **phase-relative** — every brain restart silently re-phases the grid to the restart instant. Under the seamless-update model (the supervisor respawns the brain onto a swapped binary, ADR-0018 D3-3), a routine update would shift the cadence of every phase-significant loop, and continuity cannot ride a brain→brain frame (the outgoing brain is gone before the new one starts — the same constraint that moved session continuity to the broker in D4).\r\n- **Invariant:** phase-significant periodic timing lives as durable absolute-deadline state on disk (`(anchor, interval)`), rehydrated on every brain start, with fires **derived functionally** (`next_fire = anchor + interval·⌈max(0,now−anchor)/interval⌉`) and **no per-fire write**. An **Update** restart re-reads the anchor and keeps deriving (phase preserved, lands mid-grid); a **Crash**/**Cold** restart re-bases the anchor to `now` (phase reset acceptable — the loop is idempotent catch-up). The update-vs-crash decision is the D3 spawn-time `StartReason`. **One-shot** (alarm) deadlines persist their absolute `target-time` at creation and **never reset** on any restart (\"remind me at 3pm\" is a commitment) — the asymmetry vs the periodic crash-reset is the rul…\n- **spt-core mapping:** ADR-0018 Q4/V3/V4, restoration D5. Mechanism in `spt-daemon::deadline` (`DeadlineAnchor` periodic + `OneShotDeadline` rule-only pure helper); the pulse loop (`lifecycle::run_pulse_loop`) consumes it. The one-shot **machinery** (a durable in-daemon alarm scheduler) is the deferred alarm port (`docs/DEFERRED.md`) — the daemon has no one-shot consumer today, so building the timer now would ship untested dead code (activate-don't-pre-fail); D5 fixes the *rule* as a tested-unwired helper, the port builds the *scheduler*.\r\n- **Origin:** ADR-0018 Q4 + verification amendments `[V3]`/`[V4]` (agent `doyle`); D5 plan vet (agents `todlando` + `doyle`, 2026-06-10).\r\n\r\n### 6.11 Brain respawn must exec the APPLIED bytes, not the renamed old binary (Linux `current_exe` follows the apply-rename; readiness ≠ new-bytes) `[REQ-HAZARD-BRAIN-RESPAWN-PATH]`\r\n- **Failure:** the broker respawns the brain candidate from `std::env::current_exe()` resolved **per spawn** (`brainproc.rs:817`). `spt update apply` swaps the binary by renaming the running file `spt` → `spt.old-N` and writing the new bytes at `spt`. On **Linux**, `current_exe()` = `readlink(/proc/self/exe)` is **inode-tracking** and follows the rename to `.old-N`, so the resident broker respawns the brain onto the **OLD** bytes — the brain comes up ready (readiness passes), the trial **promotes**, and the daemon records `applied:N` while still running the previous version. New code does not run; the record is optimistically wrong (the enlyzeam-class record/reality divergence, now provable via `exe_hash`). **Windows** dodged it — `GetModuleFileName` returns…\n- **Invariant:** the candidate-binary default is the canonical exe path **captured once at broker start** (before any `apply` can rename under the process), never a per-spawn `current_exe()` — giving Linux the path-at-start semantics Windows already had. AND promotion is **bytes-gated**: a trial promotes only if the candidate's stamped `brain.ready` `exe_hash` equals the staged artifact's hash for this platform; a mismatch is a failed trial → auto-rollback + loud notif (readiness alone is not proof the new bytes run). If either hash is absent the gate degrades to readiness-only (N-1-safe for pre-metadata releases / a missing breadcrumb) but emits `PROMOTE_BYTES_UNVERIFIED` so a disarmed gate stays field-diagnosable.\r\n- **spt-core mapping:** v0.4.2 fix (`V042-PLAN.md`). Half 1 = `spawn_brain_supervisor` canonical-exe capture threaded into `spawn_brain_child`'s `None` default; Half 2 = the promotion bytes-gate in `supervise_brain`'s `Promoted` arm (`TrialEnv::ready_exe_hash` + `staged_artifact_hash`). The rollback path (`Some(.old-N)` selection) is unchanged. Sibling of 6.7 — the broker *process* is correct; the bytes it respawned the brain ONTO were not.\r\n- **Origin:** ADR-0018 Q3 silently assumed `current_exe()` path-string semantics; surfaced by the v0.4.1 fleet-roll `exe_hash` bytes assert (agents `todlando` + `doyle` + `deployah`, 2026-06-11). ADR-0018 Q3 amended.\r\n<!-- [doc->REQ-HAZARD-BRAIN-RESPAWN-PATH] -->\r\n\r\n---\r\n\r\n## 7. 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Linux current_exe()\n 1094│    // (readlink /proc/self/exe) is inode-tracking and would later follow the\n 1095│    // apply-rename (spt → spt.old-N) to the OLD bytes; capturing at t=0 pins the\n 1096│    // canonical path string, matching Windows' path-at-start semantics. 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[impl->REQ-HAZARD-DAEMON-STOP-REAP]\n     │...\n 1711│    #[test]\n*1712│    fn select_brain_exe_prefers_canonical_over_per_spawn_current_exe() {\n 1713│        let canonical = Path::new(\"/install/spt\");\n 1714│        let rollback = Path::new(\"/install/spt.old-9\");\n 1715│        assert_eq!(\n     │...\n 1726│            select_brain_exe(None, None).unwrap(),\n*1727│            std::env::current_exe().unwrap(),\n 1728│            \"no canonical capture degrades to current_exe (pre-fix behavior)\"\n 1729│        );\n 1730│    }\n## daemon.rs\n   89│        if crate::deelevate::is_elevated() {\n  *90│            let exe = std::env::current_exe()?;\n   91│            match crate::deelevate::spawn_deelevated(\n   92│                &exe.to_string_lossy(),\n   93│                // --detached BELT (REQ-HAZARD-DETACHED-DAEMON-STDIO): the respawned\n     │...\n  312│        {\n *313│            let (_handle, restart) = crate::brainproc::spawn_brain_supervisor(\n  314│                Arc::clone(&brain_stop),\n  315│                Arc::clone(&reaper),\n  316│                // The DRAINED promotion gate (REQ-UPDATE-PROMOTE-DRAINED) reads this\n     │...\n  617│fn spawn_detached() -> io::Result<()> {\n *618│    let exe = std::env::current_exe()?;\n  619│    #[cfg(windows)]\n  620│    {\n  621│        let exe = exe.to_string_lossy();\n     │...\n 1538│\n*1539│        let launcher = Command::new(std::env::current_exe().unwrap())\n 1540│            // a unique substring filter selects ONLY this test in the re-run; the\n 1541│            // env presence routes it to the launcher arm above (no recursion).\n 1542│            .args([\"breakaway_spawn_escapes_a_kill_on_close_job\", \"--test-threads=1\"])\n## applyhost.rs\n 296│/// Apply the staged release against a RUNNING daemon (module docs). `exe_path` is\n*297│/// the executable to swap (production: `std::env::current_exe()`); `broker_name`\n 298│/// the canonical broker socket the brain handoff runs against. For a stopped box,\n 299│/// the caller uses [`apply_staged_daemonless`] instead — this path REQUIRES a live\n 300│/// broker to hand off to (a dead broker fails the apply with the seat untouched)."},"isError":false,"timestamp":1784110216863}}
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Restoration close is GATED on this + a post-fix Linux\n> seamless observation (debug-channel rollout).\n\n## Context — the blocker (2026-06-11)\n\nv0.4.1 (counter 8) published; the fleet roll is the restoration D7 no-bounce\nacceptance.\n\n- **hfenduleam (Windows): GREEN.** Brain pid rolled, gen 0→1, broker pid held,\n  `exe_hash` flipped to the published v0.4.1 bytes, pump wedge healed — seamless,\n  no manual bounce.\n- **kitsubito (Linux): RED.** `apply` swapped the canonical binary to v0.4.1\n  (`/home/reavus/.local/bin/spt` == `35c9544c…`, the published linux artifact)\n  and recorded `applied:8` — **but the respawned brain execs `spt.old-8`\n  (`b4b7ea14…` = v0.4.0).** New code is NOT running; the record is optimistically\n  wrong (the enlyzeam-class record/reality divergence, now provable via `exe_hash`).\n\n**Root cause (confirmed in code + by `doyle`):** `brainproc.rs:817`\n`spawn_brain_child` resolves the candidate binary (`binary = None`) via\n`std::env::current_exe()` **per spawn**. On Linux `current_exe()` =\n`readlink(/proc/self/exe)` is **inode-tracking** and follows the `apply` rename\n(`spt` → `spt.old-N`), so the resident broker respawns the brain onto the OLD\nbinary. Windows `GetModuleFileName` is the **path string at process start**, so\nit stays canonical — which is why Windows is green. ADR-0018 Q3\n(\"auto-respawns from the executable path — now the new binary\") silently assumed\npath-string semantics; **that assumption is the bug.**\n\n**Second defect (the false-success hole):** promotion gates on **readiness only**\n(`run_trial` → `Promoted` → `record_promoted`). A brain that comes up on the\nWRONG bytes still signals ready, so the trial promoted and recorded `applied:8`\nover a v0.4.0-bytes brain. Readiness ≠ new-bytes.\n\n**E2E gap:** `brain_survive.rs` models the swap as a **path-flip** between two\ndistinct fixtures (`fixture_a` → `fixture_b`) through the injected spawn closure\n— it never renames a *running* binary, so `current_exe()`-follows-rename is never\nexercised. CI green on kitsubito, prod red. The model boundary was drawn one\nlayer too high (it abstracts away the production `current_exe` default — the\nplatform-divergent part).\n\n## Goal\n\nA brain-only update on Linux runs the NEW bytes with no manual bounce (parity\nwith Windows), and a future respawn-vs-bytes divergence **self-heals** (auto\nrollback + loud notif) instead of silently recording a wrong `applied`.\n\n## REQ to mint (rule 3 — before the fix)\n\n`REQ-HAZARD-BRAIN-RESPAWN-PATH` — `required_stages = [\"doc\",\"impl\",\"unit\",\"int\"]`,\nactivated in the fix change. Sibling of `REQ-HAZARD-BROKER-PROCESS-ISOLATION`\n(6.7): the broker must respawn the brain onto the **applied bytes**, and a\nrespawn that lands on the wrong bytes must fail-safe (rollback), never record\nsuccess. KNOWN-HAZARDS **6.11**.\n\n## Fix — two halves (doyle ruling + deployah R2 belt)\n\n### Half 1 — capture the canonical exe path once at broker start\n`spawn_brain_supervisor` (`brainproc.rs:858`, the broker-process entry, runs in\n`Daemon::run` before the seed loop) captures `std::env::current_exe()` **once at\nt=0** (before any `apply` can rename under us) and passes it as the default\nbinary for the `binary = None` spawn case — never per-spawn `current_exe()`.\n\n- `spawn_brain_child` grows a `canonical: Option<&Path>` param; `None` selection\n  uses `canonical` (falls back to per-spawn `current_exe()` only if the t=0\n  capture failed — degrade-safe, preserves today's behavior).\n- The production closure handed to `supervise_brain` binds the captured path.\n  `supervise_brain`'s generic `spawn_child` signature is unchanged → unit\n  harness untouched. Rollback selection (`Some(.old-N)`) unchanged.\n- Symlink starts are fine: `current_exe()` fully resolves at capture (kitsubito's\n  `/usr/local/bin/spt` → `~/.local/bin/spt` resolves at t=0).\n- Net effect: Linux gains Windows' path-at-start semantics. Zero install-path\n  discovery, no new config.\n\n### Half 2 — promotion bytes-gate (gate AND rollback trigger)\nIn `supervise_brain` the `TrialStep::Promoted` arm (`brainproc.rs:668`), BEFORE\n`env.record_promoted(version)`:\n\n- `expected = env.staged_artifact_hash(version)` (the staged release metadata's\n  `artifacts[current_platform()].artifact_sha256`, via `ReleaseCache`).\n- `actual = env.ready_exe_hash()` (the `exe_hash` the candidate stamped in\n  `brain.ready`).\n- **Both present and `expected != actual`** → the candidate came up on the wrong\n  bytes: do NOT promote → `rollback(env, &record)` + `generation += 1` +\n  `reason = Crash` + `continue` (same path as a failed trial; the loud rollback\n  notif fires). The failure mode becomes auto-rollback to `.old-N`, not a\n  silently-wrong record.\n- **Either absent** → degrade to today's readiness-only promote (pre-metadata\n  releases, missing breadcrumb — N-1-safe).\n\n`TrialEnv` gains two best-effort methods: `ready_exe_hash(&self) -> Option<String>`\nand `staged_artifact_hash(&self, version: u64) -> Option<String>`;\n`ProductionTrialEnv` reads them from `brain.ready` + `ReleaseCache`. The D7-4\n*manual* bytes assert becomes an *automatic* gate.\n\n> **Bootstrapping note (deployah):** Half 2 is FORWARD protection — it lives in\n> the v0.4.2 broker. The v0.4.2 `apply` itself rides the resident **v0.4.0**\n> broker (no gate, buggy respawn), so it still needs the one manual Linux bounce\n> to load the fixed broker. The gate protects every update AFTER v0.4.2.\n\n## Tasks (per-task gates: build · test · clippy -D · build --no-default-features · traceable-reqs check EXIT=0 · xtask check)\n\n- **T1 — doc.** KNOWN-HAZARDS **6.11** (platform-divergent `current_exe` trap +\n  readiness≠bytes); `traceable-reqs.toml` mint `REQ-HAZARD-BRAIN-RESPAWN-PATH`;\n  ADR-0018 amendment note (Q3 path-semantics assumption corrected). Tag\n  `<!-- [doc->REQ-HAZARD-BRAIN-RESPAWN-PATH] -->`.\n- **T2 — impl.** Half 1 (`spawn_brain_supervisor` + `spawn_brain_child` canonical\n  capture) + Half 2 (`supervise_brain` Promoted-arm gate + `TrialEnv` two methods\n  + `ProductionTrialEnv` impls). `// [impl->REQ-HAZARD-BRAIN-RESPAWN-PATH]`.\n- **T3 — unit.** Spawn-path selection (captured default used for `None`, not\n  per-spawn current_exe; `Some(.old-N)` unchanged) + promotion-gate truth table\n  (match→promote · mismatch→rollback+notif · either-absent→readiness-only).\n  `// [unit->REQ-HAZARD-BRAIN-RESPAWN-PATH]`.\n- **T4 — int (the gap fix).** A `brain_survive` sibling: supervisor running the\n  PRODUCTION selection (`binary = None` default through the captured path); the\n  test **renames the running canonical binary `P` → `P.old-N` and writes the new\n  bytes at `P`** (the real `apply` choreography, not a path flip), then asserts\n  the respawned `exe_hash` == the new bytes. **Fails on Linux against the old\n  per-spawn current_exe, passes after Half 1.** Regression guard on both runners.\n  `// [int->REQ-HAZARD-BRAIN-RESPAWN-PATH]`. (deployah offered to build this leg.)\n- **T5 — release.** Bump `0.4.1 → 0.4.2`; CHANGELOG `[0.4.2]` (user-clean: a\n  Linux update now runs the new version immediately, no manual restart); regen\n  docs; full gates; push → **CI both runners green** → deployah tags + signs +\n  publishes **counter 9**.\n\n## Traceability\n\n`REQ-HAZARD-BRAIN-RESPAWN-PATH` `required_stages` set in the fix change (rule 5):\ndoc=T1, impl=T2, unit=T3, int=T4. `traceable-reqs check` stays green at every\ncommit.\n\n…\n  scope — separate broker-update batch.\n\n[Showing lines 1-133 of 158. Use :134 to continue]"}],"details":{"truncation":{"content":"# v0.4.2 plan — Linux brain-respawn-path fix + promotion bytes-gate\r\n\r\n> Build plan for the v0.4.1 fleet-roll blocker. Single-fix release. Same loop:\r\n> plan → doyle sign → execute (per-task gates) → CI both runners → deployah\r\n> publishes (counter 9). Restoration close is GATED on this + a post-fix Linux\r\n> seamless observation (debug-channel rollout).\r\n\r\n## Context — the blocker (2026-06-11)\r\n\r\nv0.4.1 (counter 8) published; the fleet roll is the restoration D7 no-bounce\r\nacceptance.\r\n\r\n- **hfenduleam (Windows): GREEN.** Brain pid rolled, gen 0→1, broker pid held,\r\n  `exe_hash` flipped to the published v0.4.1 bytes, pump wedge healed — seamless,\r\n  no manual bounce.\r\n- **kitsubito (Linux): RED.** `apply` swapped the canonical binary to v0.4.1\r\n  (`/home/reavus/.local/bin/spt` == `35c9544c…`, the published linux artifact)\r\n  and recorded `applied:8` — **but the respawned brain execs `spt.old-8`\r\n  (`b4b7ea14…` = v0.4.0).** New code is NOT running; the record is optimistically\r\n  wrong (the enlyzeam-class record/reality divergence, now provable via `exe_hash`).\r\n\r\n**Root cause (confirmed in code + by `doyle`):** `brainproc.rs:817`\r\n`spawn_brain_child` resolves the candidate binary (`binary = None`) via\r\n`std::env::current_exe()` **per spawn**. On Linux `current_exe()` =\r\n`readlink(/proc/self/exe)` is **inode-tracking** and follows the `apply` rename\r\n(`spt` → `spt.old-N`), so the resident broker respawns the brain onto the OLD\r\nbinary. Windows `GetModuleFileName` is the **path string at process start**, so\r\nit stays canonical — which is why Windows is green. ADR-0018 Q3\r\n(\"auto-respawns from the executable path — now the new binary\") silently assumed\r\npath-string semantics; **that assumption is the bug.**\r\n\r\n**Second defect (the false-success hole):** promotion gates on **readiness only**\r\n(`run_trial` → `Promoted` → `record_promoted`). A brain that comes up on the\r\nWRONG bytes still signals ready, so the trial promoted and recorded `applied:8`\r\nover a v0.4.0-bytes brain. Readiness ≠ new-bytes.\r\n\r\n**E2E gap:** `brain_survive.rs` models the swap as a **path-flip** between two\r\ndistinct fixtures (`fixture_a` → `fixture_b`) through the injected spawn closure\r\n— it never renames a *running* binary, so `current_exe()`-follows-rename is never\r\nexercised. CI green on kitsubito, prod red. The model boundary was drawn one\r\nlayer too high (it abstracts away the production `current_exe` default — the\r\nplatform-divergent part).\r\n\r\n## Goal\r\n\r\nA brain-only update on Linux runs the NEW bytes with no manual bounce (parity\r\nwith Windows), and a future respawn-vs-bytes divergence **self-heals** (auto\r\nrollback + loud notif) instead of silently recording a wrong `applied`.\r\n\r\n## REQ to mint (rule 3 — before the fix)\r\n\r\n`REQ-HAZARD-BRAIN-RESPAWN-PATH` — `required_stages = [\"doc\",\"impl\",\"unit\",\"int\"]`,\r\nactivated in the fix change. Sibling of `REQ-HAZARD-BROKER-PROCESS-ISOLATION`\r\n(6.7): the broker must respawn the brain onto the **applied bytes**, and a\r\nrespawn that lands on the wrong bytes must fail-safe (rollback), never record\r\nsuccess. KNOWN-HAZARDS **6.11**.\r\n\r\n## Fix — two halves (doyle ruling + deployah R2 belt)\r\n\r\n### Half 1 — capture the canonical exe path once at broker start\r\n`spawn_brain_supervisor` (`brainproc.rs:858`, the broker-process entry, runs in\r\n`Daemon::run` before the seed loop) captures `std::env::current_exe()` **once at\r\nt=0** (before any `apply` can rename under us) and passes it as the default\r\nbinary for the `binary = None` spawn case — never per-spawn `current_exe()`.\r\n\r\n- `spawn_brain_child` grows a `canonical: Option<&Path>` param; `None` selection\r\n  uses `canonical` (falls back to per-spawn `current_exe()` only if the t=0\r\n  capture failed — degrade-safe, preserves today's behavior).\r\n- The production closure handed to `supervise_brain` binds the captured path.\r\n  `supervise_brain`'s generic `spawn_child` signature is unchanged → unit\r\n  harness untouched. Rollback selection (`Some(.old-N)`) unchanged.\r\n- Symlink starts are fine: `current_exe()` fully resolves at capture (kitsubito's\r\n  `/usr/local/bin/spt` → `~/.local/bin/spt` resolves at t=0).\r\n- Net effect: Linux gains Windows' path-at-start semantics. Zero install-path\r\n  discovery, no new config.\r\n\r\n### Half 2 — promotion bytes-gate (gate AND rollback trigger)\r\nIn `supervise_brain` the `TrialStep::Promoted` arm (`brainproc.rs:668`), BEFORE\r\n`env.record_promoted(version)`:\r\n\r\n- `expected = env.staged_artifact_hash(version)` (the staged release metadata's\r\n  `artifacts[current_platform()].artifact_sha256`, via `ReleaseCache`).\r\n- `actual = env.ready_exe_hash()` (the `exe_hash` the candidate stamped in\r\n  `brain.ready`).\r\n- **Both present and `expected != actual`** → the candidate came up on the wrong\r\n  bytes: do NOT promote → `rollback(env, &record)` + `generation += 1` +\r\n  `reason = Crash` + `continue` (same path as a failed trial; the loud rollback\r\n  notif fires). The failure mode becomes auto-rollback to `.old-N`, not a\r\n  silently-wrong record.\r\n- **Either absent** → degrade to today's readiness-only promote (pre-metadata\r\n  releases, missing breadcrumb — N-1-safe).\r\n\r\n`TrialEnv` gains two best-effort methods: `ready_exe_hash(&self) -> Option<String>`\r\nand `staged_artifact_hash(&self, version: u64) -> Option<String>`;\r\n`ProductionTrialEnv` reads them from `brain.ready` + `ReleaseCache`. The D7-4\r\n*manual* bytes assert becomes an *automatic* gate.\r\n\r\n> **Bootstrapping note (deployah):** Half 2 is FORWARD protection — it lives in\r\n> the v0.4.2 broker. The v0.4.2 `apply` itself rides the resident **v0.4.0**\r\n> broker (no gate, buggy respawn), so it still needs the one manual Linux bounce\r\n> to load the fixed broker. The gate protects every update AFTER v0.4.2.\r\n\r\n## Tasks (per-task gates: build · test · clippy -D · build --no-default-features · traceable-reqs check EXIT=0 · xtask check)\r\n\r\n- **T1 — doc.** KNOWN-HAZARDS **6.11** (platform-divergent `current_exe` trap +\r\n  readiness≠bytes); `traceable-reqs.toml` mint `REQ-HAZARD-BRAIN-RESPAWN-PATH`;\r\n  ADR-0018 amendment note (Q3 path-semantics assumption corrected). Tag\r\n  `<!-- [doc->REQ-HAZARD-BRAIN-RESPAWN-PATH] -->`.\r\n- **T2 — impl.** Half 1 (`spawn_brain_supervisor` + `spawn_brain_child` canonical\r\n  capture) + Half 2 (`supervise_brain` Promoted-arm gate + `TrialEnv` two methods\r\n  + `ProductionTrialEnv` impls). `// [impl->REQ-HAZARD-BRAIN-RESPAWN-PATH]`.\r\n- **T3 — unit.** Spawn-path selection (captured default used for `None`, not\r\n  per-spawn current_exe; `Some(.old-N)` unchanged) + promotion-gate truth table\r\n  (match→promote · mismatch→rollback+notif · either-absent→readiness-only).\r\n  `// [unit->REQ-HAZARD-BRAIN-RESPAWN-PATH]`.\r\n- **T4 — int (the gap fix).** A `brain_survive` sibling: supervisor running the\r\n  PRODUCTION selection (`binary = None` default through the captured path); the\r\n  test **renames the running canonical binary `P` → `P.old-N` and writes the new\r\n  bytes at `P`** (the real `apply` choreography, not a path flip), then asserts\r\n  the respawned `exe_hash` == the new bytes. **Fails on Linux against the old\r\n  per-spawn current_exe, passes after Half 1.** Regression guard on both runners.\r\n  `// [int->REQ-HAZARD-BRAIN-RESPAWN-PATH]`. (deployah offered to build this leg.)\r\n- **T5 — release.** Bump `0.4.1 → 0.4.2`; CHANGELOG `[0.4.2]` (user-clean: a\r\n  Linux update now runs the new version immediately, no manual restart); regen\r\n  docs; full gates; push → **CI both runners green** → deployah tags + signs +\r\n  publishes **counter 9**.\r\n\r\n## Traceability\r\n\r\n`REQ-HAZARD-BRAIN-RESPAWN-PATH` `required_stages` set in the fix change (rule 5):\r\ndoc=T1, impl=T2, unit=T3, int=T4. `traceable-reqs check` stays green at every\r\ncommit.\r\n\r","truncated":true,"truncatedBy":"lines","totalLines":158,"totalBytes":7816,"outputLines":133,"outputBytes":7816,"lastLinePartial":false,"firstLineExceedsLimit":false},"displayContent":{"text":"# v0.4.2 plan — Linux brain-respawn-path fix + promotion bytes-gate\r\n\r\n> Build plan for the v0.4.1 fleet-roll blocker. Single-fix release. Same loop:\r\n> plan → doyle sign → execute (per-task gates) → CI both runners → deployah\r\n> publishes (counter 9). Restoration close is GATED on this + a post-fix Linux\r\n> seamless observation (debug-channel rollout).\r\n\r\n## Context — the blocker (2026-06-11)\r\n\r\nv0.4.1 (counter 8) published; the fleet roll is the restoration D7 no-bounce\r\nacceptance.\r\n\r\n- **hfenduleam (Windows): GREEN.** Brain pid rolled, gen 0→1, broker pid held,\r\n  `exe_hash` flipped to the published v0.4.1 bytes, pump wedge healed — seamless,\r\n  no manual bounce.\r\n- **kitsubito (Linux): RED.** `apply` swapped the canonical binary to v0.4.1\r\n  (`/home/reavus/.local/bin/spt` == `35c9544c…`, the published linux artifact)\r\n  and recorded `applied:8` — **but the respawned brain execs `spt.old-8`\r\n  (`b4b7ea14…` = v0.4.0).** New code is NOT running; the record is optimistically\r\n  wrong (the enlyzeam-class record/reality divergence, now provable via `exe_hash`).\r\n\r\n**Root cause (confirmed in code + by `doyle`):** `brainproc.rs:817`\r\n`spawn_brain_child` resolves the candidate binary (`binary = None`) via\r\n`std::env::current_exe()` **per spawn**. On Linux `current_exe()` =\r\n`readlink(/proc/self/exe)` is **inode-tracking** and follows the `apply` rename\r\n(`spt` → `spt.old-N`), so the resident broker respawns the brain onto the OLD\r\nbinary. Windows `GetModuleFileName` is the **path string at process start**, so\r\nit stays canonical — which is why Windows is green. ADR-0018 Q3\r\n(\"auto-respawns from the executable path — now the new binary\") silently assumed\r\npath-string semantics; **that assumption is the bug.**\r\n\r\n**Second defect (the false-success hole):** promotion gates on **readiness only**\r\n(`run_trial` → `Promoted` → `record_promoted`). A brain that comes up on the\r\nWRONG bytes still signals ready, so the trial promoted and recorded `applied:8`\r\nover a v0.4.0-bytes brain. Readiness ≠ new-bytes.\r\n\r\n**E2E gap:** `brain_survive.rs` models the swap as a **path-flip** between two\r\ndistinct fixtures (`fixture_a` → `fixture_b`) through the injected spawn closure\r\n— it never renames a *running* binary, so `current_exe()`-follows-rename is never\r\nexercised. CI green on kitsubito, prod red. The model boundary was drawn one\r\nlayer too high (it abstracts away the production `current_exe` default — the\r\nplatform-divergent part).\r\n\r\n## Goal\r\n\r\nA brain-only update on Linux runs the NEW bytes with no manual bounce (parity\r\nwith Windows), and a future respawn-vs-bytes divergence **self-heals** (auto\r\nrollback + loud notif) instead of silently recording a wrong `applied`.\r\n\r\n## REQ to mint (rule 3 — before the fix)\r\n\r\n`REQ-HAZARD-BRAIN-RESPAWN-PATH` — `required_stages = [\"doc\",\"impl\",\"unit\",\"int\"]`,\r\nactivated in the fix change. Sibling of `REQ-HAZARD-BROKER-PROCESS-ISOLATION`\r\n(6.7): the broker must respawn the brain onto the **applied bytes**, and a\r\nrespawn that lands on the wrong bytes must fail-safe (rollback), never record\r\nsuccess. KNOWN-HAZARDS **6.11**.\r\n\r\n## Fix — two halves (doyle ruling + deployah R2 belt)\r\n\r\n### Half 1 — capture the canonical exe path once at broker start\r\n`spawn_brain_supervisor` (`brainproc.rs:858`, the broker-process entry, runs in\r\n`Daemon::run` before the seed loop) captures `std::env::current_exe()` **once at\r\nt=0** (before any `apply` can rename under us) and passes it as the default\r\nbinary for the `binary = None` spawn case — never per-spawn `current_exe()`.\r\n\r\n- `spawn_brain_child` grows a `canonical: Option<&Path>` param; `None` selection\r\n  uses `canonical` (falls back to per-spawn `current_exe()` only if the t=0\r\n  capture failed — degrade-safe, preserves today's behavior).\r\n- The production closure handed to `supervise_brain` binds the captured path.\r\n  `supervise_brain`'s generic `spawn_child` signature is unchanged → unit\r\n  harness untouched. Rollback selection (`Some(.old-N)`) unchanged.\r\n- Symlink starts are fine: `current_exe()` fully resolves at capture (kitsubito's\r\n  `/usr/local/bin/spt` → `~/.local/bin/spt` resolves at t=0).\r\n- Net effect: Linux gains Windows' path-at-start semantics. Zero install-path\r\n  discovery, no new config.\r\n\r\n### Half 2 — promotion bytes-gate (gate AND rollback trigger)\r\nIn `supervise_brain` the `TrialStep::Promoted` arm (`brainproc.rs:668`), BEFORE\r\n`env.record_promoted(version)`:\r\n\r\n- `expected = env.staged_artifact_hash(version)` (the staged release metadata's\r\n  `artifacts[current_platform()].artifact_sha256`, via `ReleaseCache`).\r\n- `actual = env.ready_exe_hash()` (the `exe_hash` the candidate stamped in\r\n  `brain.ready`).\r\n- **Both present and `expected != actual`** → the candidate came up on the wrong\r\n  bytes: do NOT promote → `rollback(env, &record)` + `generation += 1` +\r\n  `reason = Crash` + `continue` (same path as a failed trial; the loud rollback\r\n  notif fires). The failure mode becomes auto-rollback to `.old-N`, not a\r\n  silently-wrong record.\r\n- **Either absent** → degrade to today's readiness-only promote (pre-metadata\r\n  releases, missing breadcrumb — N-1-safe).\r\n\r\n`TrialEnv` gains two best-effort methods: `ready_exe_hash(&self) -> Option<String>`\r\nand `staged_artifact_hash(&self, version: u64) -> Option<String>`;\r\n`ProductionTrialEnv` reads them from `brain.ready` + `ReleaseCache`. The D7-4\r\n*manual* bytes assert becomes an *automatic* gate.\r\n\r\n> **Bootstrapping note (deployah):** Half 2 is FORWARD protection — it lives in\r\n> the v0.4.2 broker. The v0.4.2 `apply` itself rides the resident **v0.4.0**\r\n> broker (no gate, buggy respawn), so it still needs the one manual Linux bounce\r\n> to load the fixed broker. The gate protects every update AFTER v0.4.2.\r\n\r\n## Tasks (per-task gates: build · test · clippy -D · build --no-default-features · traceable-reqs check EXIT=0 · xtask check)\r\n\r\n- **T1 — doc.** KNOWN-HAZARDS **6.11** (platform-divergent `current_exe` trap +\r\n  readiness≠bytes); `traceable-reqs.toml` mint `REQ-HAZARD-BRAIN-RESPAWN-PATH`;\r\n  ADR-0018 amendment note (Q3 path-semantics assumption corrected). Tag\r\n  `<!-- [doc->REQ-HAZARD-BRAIN-RESPAWN-PATH] -->`.\r\n- **T2 — impl.** Half 1 (`spawn_brain_supervisor` + `spawn_brain_child` canonical\r\n  capture) + Half 2 (`supervise_brain` Promoted-arm gate + `TrialEnv` two methods\r\n  + `ProductionTrialEnv` impls). `// [impl->REQ-HAZARD-BRAIN-RESPAWN-PATH]`.\r\n- **T3 — unit.** Spawn-path selection (captured default used for `None`, not\r\n  per-spawn current_exe; `Some(.old-N)` unchanged) + promotion-gate truth table\r\n  (match→promote · mismatch→rollback+notif · either-absent→readiness-only).\r\n  `// [unit->REQ-HAZARD-BRAIN-RESPAWN-PATH]`.\r\n- **T4 — int (the gap fix).** A `brain_survive` sibling: supervisor running the\r\n  PRODUCTION selection (`binary = None` default through the captured path); the\r\n  test **renames the running canonical binary `P` → `P.old-N` and writes the new\r\n  bytes at `P`** (the real `apply` choreography, not a path flip), then asserts\r\n  the respawned `exe_hash` == the new bytes. **Fails on Linux against the old\r\n  per-spawn current_exe, passes after Half 1.** Regression guard on both runners.\r\n  `// [int->REQ-HAZARD-BRAIN-RESPAWN-PATH]`. 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Reads BROKER TRUTH in-process (no\n...\n 489|    fn record_rolled_back(&self, _q: u64, _r: u64, _bin: &str) {}\n*490|    fn ready_exe_hash(&self) -> Option<String> {\n 491|        None\n 492|    }\n*493|    fn staged_artifact_hash(&self, _version: u64) -> Option<String> {\n 494|        None\n 495|    }\n 496|    fn old_gen_drained(&self) -> bool {\n...\n 552|    // [impl->REQ-HAZARD-BRAIN-RESPAWN-PATH]\n*553|    fn ready_exe_hash(&self) -> Option<String> {\n 554|        let body = std::fs::read_to_string(brain_ready_path()).ok()?;\n*555|        parse_ready_exe_hash(&body)\n 556|    }\n 557|    // [impl->REQ-HAZARD-BRAIN-RESPAWN-PATH]\n*558|    fn staged_artifact_hash(&self, version: u64) -> Option<String> {\n*559|        self.cache().staged_artifact_hash(version)\n 560|    }\n 561|    // [impl->REQ-UPDATE-PROMOTE-DRAINED]\n 562|    fn old_gen_drained(&self) -> bool {\n...\n 810|                            if let Some(version) = version {\n*811|                                if let BytesGate::Mismatch = bytes_gate(env, version) {\n 812|                                    eprintln!(\"BRAIN_PROMOTE_REJECTED: candidate v{version} ready but running the WRONG bytes (generation {generation}) — rolling back (KH 6.11)\");\n 813|                                    let _ = child.kill();\n 814|                                    let _ = child.wait();\n...\n 956|    /// Candidate is ready but running the WRONG bytes — fail the trial, roll back.\n*957|    Mismatch,\n 958|    /// Either hash absent (pre-metadata release / missing breadcrumb) — degrade\n 959|    /// to readiness-only promotion (N-1-safe).\n 960|    Unverified,\n...\n 967|/// either hash absent the gate degrades to readiness-only but emits\n*968|/// `PROMOTE_BYTES_UNVERIFIED` so a disarmed gate stays field-diagnosable.\n 969|// [impl->REQ-HAZARD-BRAIN-RESPAWN-PATH]\n*970|fn bytes_gate(env: &dyn TrialEnv, version: u64) -> BytesGate {\n*971|    match (env.staged_artifact_hash(version), env.ready_exe_hash()) {\n 972|        (Some(expected), Some(actual)) if expected == actual => BytesGate::Match,\n*973|        (Some(_), Some(_)) => BytesGate::Mismatch,\n 974|        (expected, _) => {\n 975|            let which = if expected.is_none() {\n 976|                \"artifact-hash-absent\"\n...\n 979|            };\n*980|            eprintln!(\"PROMOTE_BYTES_UNVERIFIED:{version}:{which}\");\n 981|            BytesGate::Unverified\n 982|        }\n 983|    }\n...\n 1391|    #[test]\n*1392|    fn ready_exe_hash_parses_and_is_n1_readable() {\n 1393|        // Present → Some(hash).\n 1394|        assert_eq!(\n*1395|            parse_ready_exe_hash(\n 1396|                &serde_json::json!({\"pid\": 1, \"generation\": 3, \"exe_hash\": \"deadbeef\"})\n 1397|                    .to_string()\n 1398|            ),\n...\n 1402|        assert_eq!(\n*1403|            parse_ready_exe_hash(&serde_json::json!({\"pid\": 1, \"generation\": 3}).to_string()),\n 1404|            None,\n 1405|            \"a D6-era stamp without exe_hash reads None (additive / N-1-readable)\"\n 1406|        );\n*1407|        assert_eq!(parse_ready_exe_hash(\"{ not json\"), None, \"garbage → None\");\n 1408|    }\n 1409|\n 1410|    /// D7-1: the fixture-B swap mechanism — appending padding bytes to a binary\n## relcache.rs\n 18|//! mismatch between the two (a corrupted or tampered artifact at rest) is\n*19|//! surfaced to the *peer's* gate as `ArtifactMismatch` — never silently\n 20|//! re-served as healthy (the serve side does not re-verify; the receive side\n 21|//! must, per-node).\n 22|// [impl->REQ-UPD-1]\n...\n 395|    // [impl->REQ-HAZARD-BRAIN-RESPAWN-PATH]\n*396|    pub fn staged_artifact_hash(&self, version: u64) -> Option<String> {\n 397|        match self.staged_update()? {\n 398|            StagedUpdate::Single(s) => {\n 399|                let meta: ReleaseMetadata = serde_json::from_str(&s.metadata_json).ok()?;\n## adapter_update.rs\n 315|            plan_adapter_update(&update, Some(&payload)),\n*316|            AdapterUpdateOutcome::Rejected(RejectReason::ArtifactMismatch { .. })\n 317|        ));\n 318|    }\n 319|\n## release.rs\n 436|    /// The release targets a channel other than the node's pin.\n*437|    ChannelMismatch { pinned: String, got: String },\n 438|    /// The signed metadata has expired.\n 439|    Expired { now_ms: u64, expires_at_ms: u64 },\n 440|    /// The release version is not strictly greater than the running version.\n...\n 442|    /// The actual binary's digest does not match the signed `artifact_sha256`.\n*443|    ArtifactMismatch { signed: String, actual: String },\n 444|    /// A signed update set has no artifact for this node's platform.\n 445|    NoArtifactForPlatform { platform: String },\n 446|}\n...\n 454|            RejectReason::BadSignature => write!(f, \"signature did not verify\"),\n*455|            RejectReason::ChannelMismatch { pinned, got } => {\n 456|                write!(f, \"channel {got:?} does not match pinned {pinned:?}\")\n 457|            }\n 458|            RejectReason::Expired {\n...\n 469|            }\n*470|            RejectReason::ArtifactMismatch { signed, actual } => {\n 471|                write!(\n 472|                    f,\n 473|                    \"artifact digest mismatch: signed {signed}, actual {actual}\"\n...\n 514|    if meta.channel != policy.pinned_channel {\n*515|        return Err(RejectReason::ChannelMismatch {\n 516|            pinned: policy.pinned_channel.clone(),\n 517|            got: meta.channel,\n 518|        });\n...\n 552|    if meta.channel != policy.pinned_channel {\n*553|        return Err(RejectReason::ChannelMismatch {\n 554|            pinned: policy.pinned_channel.clone(),\n 555|            got: meta.channel,\n 556|        });\n...\n 650|    } else {\n*651|        Err(RejectReason::ArtifactMismatch {\n 652|            signed: meta.artifact_sha256.clone(),\n 653|            actual,\n 654|        })\n...\n 672|    } else {\n*673|        Err(RejectReason::ArtifactMismatch {\n 674|            signed: docs.sha256.clone(),\n 675|            actual,\n 676|        })\n...\n 692|    } else {\n*693|        Err(RejectReason::ArtifactMismatch {\n 694|            signed: entry.artifact_sha256.clone(),\n 695|            actual,\n 696|        })\n...\n 931|\n*932|        // Mismatched bytes reject with the digest pair.\n 933|        match verify_update_set_docs(&parsed, b\"TAMPERED\") {\n*934|            Err(RejectReason::ArtifactMismatch { signed, actual }) => {\n 935|                assert_eq!(signed, sha256_hex(bundle));\n 936|                assert_eq!(actual, sha256_hex(b\"TAMPERED\"));\n 937|            }\n...\n 1119|            verify_metadata(&signed, &policy(&sk)),\n*1120|            Err(RejectReason::ChannelMismatch {\n 1121|                pinned: CHANNEL.to_string(),\n 1122|                got: \"beta\".to_string()\n 1123|            })\n...\n 1137|            verify_artifact(&meta, tampered),\n*1138|            Err(RejectReason::ArtifactMismatch { .. })\n 1139|        ));\n 1140|    }\n 1141|\n...\n 1205|            verify_update_set_metadata(&signed, &policy(&sk)),\n*1206|            Err(RejectReason::ChannelMismatch {\n 1207|                pinned: CHANNEL.to_string(),\n 1208|                got: \"debug\".to_string()\n 1209|            })\n...\n 1230|            verify_update_set_artifact(&meta, \"x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu\", b\"wrong\"),\n*1231|            Err(RejectReason::ArtifactMismatch { .. })\n 1232|        ));\n 1233|    }\n 1234|\n## rollback_compat.rs\n 158|        assert_eq!(\n*159|            crate::brainproc::parse_ready_exe_hash(&with_extra.to_string()),\n 160|            Some(\"ab12\".to_string()),\n 161|            \"the exe_hash reader must tolerate a future additive field\"\n 162|        );\n...\n 165|        assert_eq!(\n*166|            crate::brainproc::parse_ready_exe_hash(\n 167|                &serde_json::json!({ \"pid\": 4321, \"generation\": 9 }).to_string()\n 168|            ),\n 169|            None,\n## update.rs\n 453|            wrong,\n*454|            Err(crate::release::RejectReason::ArtifactMismatch { .. })\n 455|        ));\n 456|    }\n 457|"}],"details":{"scopePath":"spt-core/crates/spt-daemon/src/brainproc.rs, spt-core/crates/spt-daemon/src/relcache.rs, 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brainproc.rs\n  393│// [impl->REQ-HAZARD-BROKER-PROCESS-ISOLATION]\n *394│pub fn parse_ready_exe_hash(body: &str) -> Option<String> {\n  395│    serde_json::from_str::<serde_json::Value>(body)\n  396│        .ok()?\n  397│        .get(\"exe_hash\")?\n     │...\n  457│    /// bytes-gate to readiness-only (KH 6.11, N-1-safe).\n *458│    fn ready_exe_hash(&self) -> Option<String>;\n  459│    /// The staged artifact's SHA-256 for THIS platform at `version` (the bytes\n  460│    /// the candidate SHOULD be running), or `None` if no staged metadata /\n  461│    /// version mismatch / platform absent — degrades the gate to readiness-only.\n *462│    fn staged_artifact_hash(&self, version: u64) -> Option<String>;\n  463│    /// Whether the OLD brain generation's broker subscriber connection is DRAINED —\n  464│    /// its local controller conn CLOSED or stall-evicted, no blocked writes still\n  465│    /// pending on it (REQ-UPDATE-PROMOTE-DRAINED). Reads BROKER TRUTH in-process (no\n     │...\n  489│    fn record_rolled_back(&self, _q: u64, _r: u64, _bin: &str) {}\n *490│    fn ready_exe_hash(&self) -> Option<String> {\n  491│        None\n  492│    }\n *493│    fn staged_artifact_hash(&self, _version: u64) -> Option<String> {\n  494│        None\n  495│    }\n  496│    fn old_gen_drained(&self) -> bool {\n     │...\n  552│    // [impl->REQ-HAZARD-BRAIN-RESPAWN-PATH]\n *553│    fn ready_exe_hash(&self) -> Option<String> {\n  554│        let body = std::fs::read_to_string(brain_ready_path()).ok()?;\n *555│        parse_ready_exe_hash(&body)\n  556│    }\n  557│    // [impl->REQ-HAZARD-BRAIN-RESPAWN-PATH]\n *558│    fn staged_artifact_hash(&self, version: u64) -> Option<String> {\n *559│        self.cache().staged_artifact_hash(version)\n  560│    }\n  561│    // [impl->REQ-UPDATE-PROMOTE-DRAINED]\n  562│    fn old_gen_drained(&self) -> bool {\n     │...\n  810│                            if let Some(version) = version {\n *811│                                if let BytesGate::Mismatch = bytes_gate(env, version) {\n  812│                                    eprintln!(\"BRAIN_PROMOTE_REJECTED: candidate v{version} ready but running the WRONG bytes (generation {generation}) — rolling back (KH 6.11)\");\n  813│                                    let _ = child.kill();\n  814│                                    let _ = child.wait();\n     │...\n  956│    /// Candidate is ready but running the WRONG bytes — fail the trial, roll back.\n *957│    Mismatch,\n  958│    /// Either hash absent (pre-metadata release / missing breadcrumb) — degrade\n  959│    /// to readiness-only promotion (N-1-safe).\n  960│    Unverified,\n     │...\n  967│/// either hash absent the gate degrades to readiness-only but emits\n *968│/// `PROMOTE_BYTES_UNVERIFIED` so a disarmed gate stays field-diagnosable.\n  969│// [impl->REQ-HAZARD-BRAIN-RESPAWN-PATH]\n *970│fn bytes_gate(env: &dyn TrialEnv, version: u64) -> BytesGate {\n *971│    match (env.staged_artifact_hash(version), env.ready_exe_hash()) {\n  972│        (Some(expected), Some(actual)) if expected == actual => BytesGate::Match,\n *973│        (Some(_), Some(_)) => BytesGate::Mismatch,\n  974│        (expected, _) => {\n  975│            let which = if expected.is_none() {\n  976│                \"artifact-hash-absent\"\n     │...\n  979│            };\n *980│            eprintln!(\"PROMOTE_BYTES_UNVERIFIED:{version}:{which}\");\n  981│            BytesGate::Unverified\n  982│        }\n  983│    }\n     │...\n 1391│    #[test]\n*1392│    fn ready_exe_hash_parses_and_is_n1_readable() {\n 1393│        // Present → Some(hash).\n 1394│        assert_eq!(\n*1395│            parse_ready_exe_hash(\n 1396│                &serde_json::json!({\"pid\": 1, \"generation\": 3, \"exe_hash\": \"deadbeef\"})\n 1397│                    .to_string()\n 1398│            ),\n     │...\n 1402│        assert_eq!(\n*1403│            parse_ready_exe_hash(&serde_json::json!({\"pid\": 1, \"generation\": 3}).to_string()),\n 1404│            None,\n 1405│            \"a D6-era stamp without exe_hash reads None (additive / N-1-readable)\"\n 1406│        );\n*1407│        assert_eq!(parse_ready_exe_hash(\"{ not json\"), None, \"garbage → None\");\n 1408│    }\n 1409│\n 1410│    /// D7-1: the fixture-B swap mechanism — appending padding bytes to a binary\n## relcache.rs\n  18│//! mismatch between the two (a corrupted or tampered artifact at rest) is\n *19│//! surfaced to the *peer's* gate as `ArtifactMismatch` — never silently\n  20│//! re-served as healthy (the serve side does not re-verify; the receive side\n  21│//! must, per-node).\n  22│// [impl->REQ-UPD-1]\n    │...\n 395│    // [impl->REQ-HAZARD-BRAIN-RESPAWN-PATH]\n*396│    pub fn staged_artifact_hash(&self, version: u64) -> Option<String> {\n 397│        match self.staged_update()? {\n 398│            StagedUpdate::Single(s) => {\n 399│                let meta: ReleaseMetadata = serde_json::from_str(&s.metadata_json).ok()?;\n## adapter_update.rs\n 315│            plan_adapter_update(&update, Some(&payload)),\n*316│            AdapterUpdateOutcome::Rejected(RejectReason::ArtifactMismatch { .. })\n 317│        ));\n 318│    }\n 319│\n## release.rs\n  436│    /// The release targets a channel other than the node's pin.\n *437│    ChannelMismatch { pinned: String, got: String },\n  438│    /// The signed metadata has expired.\n  439│    Expired { now_ms: u64, expires_at_ms: u64 },\n  440│    /// The release version is not strictly greater than the running version.\n     │...\n  442│    /// The actual binary's digest does not match the signed `artifact_sha256`.\n *443│    ArtifactMismatch { signed: String, actual: String },\n  444│    /// A signed update set has no artifact for this node's platform.\n  445│    NoArtifactForPlatform { platform: String },\n  446│}\n     │...\n  454│            RejectReason::BadSignature => write!(f, \"signature did not verify\"),\n *455│            RejectReason::ChannelMismatch { pinned, got } => {\n  456│                write!(f, \"channel {got:?} does not match pinned {pinned:?}\")\n  457│            }\n  458│            RejectReason::Expired {\n     │...\n  469│            }\n *470│            RejectReason::ArtifactMismatch { signed, actual } => {\n  471│                write!(\n  472│                    f,\n  473│                    \"artifact digest mismatch: signed {signed}, actual {actual}\"\n     │...\n  514│    if meta.channel != policy.pinned_channel {\n *515│        return Err(RejectReason::ChannelMismatch {\n  516│            pinned: policy.pinned_channel.clone(),\n  517│            got: meta.channel,\n  518│        });\n     │...\n  552│    if meta.channel != policy.pinned_channel {\n *553│        return Err(RejectReason::ChannelMismatch {\n  554│            pinned: policy.pinned_channel.clone(),\n  555│            got: meta.channel,\n  556│        });\n     │...\n  650│    } else {\n *651│        Err(RejectReason::ArtifactMismatch {\n  652│            signed: meta.artifact_sha256.clone(),\n  653│            actual,\n  654│        })\n     │...\n  672│    } else {\n *673│        Err(RejectReason::ArtifactMismatch {\n  674│            signed: docs.sha256.clone(),\n  675│            actual,\n  676│        })\n     │...\n  692│    } else {\n *693│        Err(RejectReason::ArtifactMismatch {\n  694│            signed: entry.artifact_sha256.clone(),\n  695│            actual,\n  696│        })\n     │...\n  931│\n *932│        // Mismatched bytes reject with the digest pair.\n  933│        match verify_update_set_docs(&parsed, b\"TAMPERED\") {\n *934│            Err(RejectReason::ArtifactMismatch { signed, actual }) => {\n  935│                assert_eq!(signed, sha256_hex(bundle));\n  936│                assert_eq!(actual, sha256_hex(b\"TAMPERED\"));\n  937│            }\n     │...\n 1119│            verify_metadata(&signed, &policy(&sk)),\n*1120│            Err(RejectReason::ChannelMismatch {\n 1121│                pinned: CHANNEL.to_string(),\n 1122│                got: \"beta\".to_string()\n 1123│            })\n     │...\n 1137│            verify_artifact(&meta, tampered),\n*1138│            Err(RejectReason::ArtifactMismatch { .. })\n 1139│        ));\n 1140│    }\n 1141│\n     │...\n 1205│            verify_update_set_metadata(&signed, &policy(&sk)),\n*1206│            Err(RejectReason::ChannelMismatch {\n 1207│                pinned: CHANNEL.to_string(),\n 1208│                got: \"debug\".to_string()\n 1209│            })\n     │...\n 1230│            verify_update_set_artifact(&meta, \"x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu\", b\"wrong\"),\n*1231│            Err(RejectReason::ArtifactMismatch { .. })\n 1232│        ));\n 1233│    }\n 1234│\n## rollback_compat.rs\n 158│        assert_eq!(\n*159│            crate::brainproc::parse_ready_exe_hash(&with_extra.to_string()),\n 160│            Some(\"ab12\".to_string()),\n 161│            \"the exe_hash reader must tolerate a future additive field\"\n 162│        );\n    │...\n 165│        assert_eq!(\n*166│            crate::brainproc::parse_ready_exe_hash(\n 167│                &serde_json::json!({ \"pid\": 4321, \"generation\": 9 }).to_string()\n 168│            ),\n 169│            None,\n## update.rs\n 453│            wrong,\n*454│            Err(crate::release::RejectReason::ArtifactMismatch { .. })\n 455│        ));\n 456│    }\n 457│"},"isError":false,"timestamp":1784110216874}}
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A dropped\n 141|/// connection (broker gone, or a future planned snapshot+self-exit, ADR-0018 Q3)\n 142|/// returns `Err`, exiting the process so the broker-side supervisor respawns it\n 143|/// from the (possibly swapped) binary.\n...\n 187|    // (the live-agent adapter). A failure here is non-fatal — the brain still\n*188|    // serves; the next heartbeat probes broker liveness. NOTE: this is the PTY\n 189|    // message-DELIVERY axis; the orthogonal live-agent **Psyche** lifecycle (the\n 190|    // run_pulse_loop production caller) is hosted by `livehost::spawn_live_host`\n 191|    // below, keyed on the live ENDPOINT not the broker session (CONTEXT:168/177).\n...\n 193|    // doyle Option A-split): the supervised daemon brain is a NON-DRAINING consumer of\n*194|    // this conn (the heartbeat below reads it only in net_status()/sessions()\n 195|    // drain-and-discard loops), so it MUST NOT subscribe — an undrained subscription on\n 196|    // this request/reply conn is the SharedSend self-deadlock that re-wedged v0.30.4\n 197|    // (brain.rs resume_sessions deadlock warning). `resume_session_cursors` re-establishes\n...\n 220|    // semantic the live-agent adapter inherits.\n*221|    write_ready(generation);\n 222|\n 223|    // Shell wake-watchers (restoration D2-2): the offline half of the shell\n 224|    // online/offline exclusivity — a reconcile loop that runs each offline\n...\n 249|    loop {\n*250|        thread::sleep(BRAIN_HEARTBEAT);\n 251|        // `net-status` is both the net-capability probe and the broker-liveness\n 252|        // probe: an `Err` is the broker gone (or a future planned\n 253|        // snapshot+self-exit, Q3) — exit for a supervised respawn.\n...\n 268|        }\n*269|        // DRIVE the broker's controller-liveness reap every heartbeat (UPDATE-WEDGE\n 270|        // fix, counter-54). A `KIND_SESSIONS` poll is what runs the broker's\n 271|        // `reap_dead_controller` sweep (broker.rs), which stall-evicts a black-holed\n 272|        // LOCAL controller conn a HARD-KILLED prior brain generation left behind (its\n...\n 278|        // rollback (the 2026-07-09 field freeze), AND the same wedge black-holes recovery\n*279|        // (the late `BRAIN_SUBSCRIBER_STALL_EVICT`). Driven on the FIRST heartbeat and on\n 280|        // BOTH the trial candidate AND the rollback/recovery brain (one loop covers both);\n*281|        // best-effort — a transient sessions error must never fell the heartbeat (the\n 282|        // net_status probe above already owns broker-liveness). Self-applies: it drives\n 283|        // the CURRENT (older) broker's already-shipped reap verb, so a new brain un-strands\n 284|        // its own trial against a live older broker — no coordinated broker restart.\n...\n 286|        let _ = brain.sessions();\n*287|        write_ready(generation);\n 288|    }\n 289|}\n 290|\n*291|/// Whether to spawn the net consumers this heartbeat: only once the broker\n 292|/// reports a net endpoint up (`net_enabled`) AND we have not already started\n 293|/// them. Pure for the unit table — the spawn-exactly-once + net-gating\n 294|/// semantics that keep a single dispatcher/peer-pump set running.\n...\n 354|// [impl->REQ-HAZARD-BROKER-PROCESS-ISOLATION]\n*355|fn write_ready(generation: u64) {\n 356|    let mut obj = serde_json::json!({ \"pid\": std::process::id(), \"generation\": generation });\n 357|    // Best-effort: omit `exe_hash` if the self-read fails (additive — a reader\n 358|    // tolerates its absence). Never fail the ready write over a diagnostic field.\n*359|    if let Some(hash) = current_exe_hash() {\n 360|        obj[\"exe_hash\"] = serde_json::Value::String(hash);\n 361|    }\n 362|    let _ = spt_store::atomic::atomic_write_string(&brain_ready_path(), &obj.to_string());\n...\n 370|/// D7-1 test (the resident-bytes diagnostic the enlyzeam regression lacked).\n*371|fn current_exe_hash() -> Option<String> {\n 372|    let exe = std::env::current_exe().ok()?;\n 373|    let bytes = std::fs::read(exe).ok()?;\n 374|    Some(crate::release::sha256_hex(&bytes))\n...\n 376|\n*377|/// Parse the `generation` stamp out of a `brain.ready` body — pure, so the\n 378|/// staleness gate (D6-2) is unit-tested with explicit values, no wall-clock or\n 379|/// real process. `None` for an absent/garbled/legacy-bare-pid body (the gate\n 380|/// reads that as not-ready — fail-safe). Restoration D6-1b.\n...\n 388|\n*389|/// Parse the `exe_hash` breadcrumb out of a `brain.ready` body — pure (D7-1).\n 390|/// `None` for an absent field / garbled body (a legacy N-1 stamp carries none, so\n 391|/// `None` is the N-1-readable answer, not an error). The D7-1 survival E2E reads\n 392|/// this to prove a respawn ran the swapped binary's bytes.\n...\n 401|\n*402|/// Read the current `brain.ready` generation stamp from `path`, `None` if the\n 403|/// file is absent or its body has no parseable generation (fail-safe to\n 404|/// not-ready). The supervisor's \"is generation N ready?\" gate (D6-2) reads\n 405|/// [`brain_ready_path`]; the path is a parameter here so the unit harness points\n...\n 438|    fn applied_state(&self) -> Option<AppliedRecord>;\n*439|    /// The generation stamped in `brain.ready`, or `None` if absent/garbled\n 440|    /// (the readiness gate reads `None` as not-ready — fail-safe).\n 441|    fn ready_generation(&self) -> Option<u64>;\n*442|    /// Delete `brain.ready` immediately before a trial spawn (**A9** — close the\n 443|    /// cross-lifetime staleness hole: the in-memory generation resets to 0 on a\n 444|    /// broker restart, so a stale gen-0 file would otherwise match a fresh gen-0\n 445|    /// trial and falsely promote a brain that never booted).\n...\n 454|    fn record_rolled_back(&self, quarantine_version: u64, running_version: u64, rollback_binary: &str);\n*455|    /// The `exe_hash` the candidate stamped in `brain.ready` (the bytes it is\n 456|    /// actually running), or `None` if absent/garbled — degrades the promotion\n 457|    /// bytes-gate to readiness-only (KH 6.11, N-1-safe).\n 458|    fn ready_exe_hash(&self) -> Option<String>;\n\n### tests/\n#### brain_resume_conn_deadlock.rs\n 10|//! The daemon brain hosts no PTY sessions, so `run_brain` never drains that output —\n*11|//! it reads the conn only during its 500ms-heartbeat `net_status()`/`sessions()`\n 12|//! calls. When an actively-streaming session backs the conn up, the brain's own\n*13|//! subscriber writer blocks holding `send.lock()` → the heartbeat REPLY is starved →\n*14|//! the heartbeat stalls → the brain never drains → SELF-DEADLOCK. That is the field\n 15|//! wedge (both severities: respawn replay-burst + steady-state output backup), with\n 16|//! NO dead peer required.\n 17|//!\n 18|//! RED-first discipline: these tests assert the FIXED (Option A) behavior — the brain\n*19|//! heartbeat stays LIVE while sessions flood. Against the CURRENT tree (where\n*20|//! `resume_sessions` still subscribes) they go RED (the heartbeat starves). Option A\n 21|//! (resume_sessions does NOT subscribe) turns them GREEN. The observable is the number\n*22|//! of heartbeat round-trips that COMPLETE inside a fixed window — robust to the\n*23|//! std `Mutex`'s unfairness (a slow-but-progressing heartbeat still fails the RED bar,\n 24|//! a truly deadlocked one completes ~zero).\n 25|//!\n 26|//! ## RUNNER CONTRACT — run process-per-test (nextest) or single-threaded\n...\n 132|\n*133|/// How the probe brain resumes before running the heartbeat: the SHIPPING daemon\n 134|/// path — `CursorOnly` → `resume_session_cursors`, no subscribe. (The hazard path,\n 135|/// `resume_sessions`, is exercised directly by the deterministic zero-subscriber guard\n 136|/// `daemon_resume_leaves_zero_brain_subscribers` below, not through this probe.)\n...\n 141|\n*142|/// Drive `run_brain`'s heartbeat pattern on a fresh `Brain` conn: resume per `mode`,\n 143|/// then loop `net_status()` + `sessions()` — the exact per-tick IPC — incrementing a\n 144|/// shared counter per COMPLETED tick, so the caller can measure liveness in a window.\n 145|/// The probe NEVER drains subscribed output (it only issues request/reply, exactly like\n*146|/// the real non-draining daemon heartbeat) — so `CursorOnly` faithfully models the\n*147|/// shipping daemon heartbeat under flood.\n*148|fn run_heartbeat_probe(\n 149|    name: &str,\n 150|    mode: ResumeMode,\n 151|    ticks: Arc<AtomicU32>,\n...\n 166|        while !stop.load(Ordering::Relaxed) {\n*167|            // One heartbeat tick = the two IPC round-trips run_brain issues.\n 168|            if brain.net_status().is_err() {\n 169|                return;\n 170|            }\n...\n 178|\n*179|/// How many heartbeat ticks complete in `window` for a probe configured with `mode`.\n 180|/// N flood PTY sessions are already streaming before the probe starts.\n*181|fn heartbeat_ticks_under_flood(mode: ResumeMode, n_sessions: usize, window: Duration) -> u32 {\n 182|    init_home();\n 183|    let name = unique_name();\n 184|    let broker = Broker::bind(&name).expect(\"bind broker\");\n...\n 202|    let stop = Arc::new(std::sync::atomic::AtomicBool::new(false));\n*203|    run_heartbeat_probe(&name, mode, Arc::clone(&ticks), Arc::clone(&stop));\n 204|\n 205|    thread::sleep(window);\n 206|    stop.store(true, Ordering::Relaxed);\n...\n 217|/// (`resume_session_cursors`, no subscribe) while N sessions actively stream, so its\n*218|/// heartbeat stays live. NO dead peer anywhere. RED-first: revert run_brain to the\n 219|/// subscribing `resume_sessions` (or see the regression-guard test below) and this\n 220|/// starves to a standstill.\n 221|// [int->REQ-BRAIN-RESUME-NO-CONN-DEADLOCK]\n 222|#[test]\n*223|fn daemon_cursor_only_resume_keeps_heartbeat_live_steady_state() {\n 224|    const N: usize = 6;\n 225|    let window = Duration::from_secs(6);\n*226|    let ticks = heartbeat_ticks_under_flood(ResumeMode::CursorOnly, N, window);\n*227|    // Healthy heartbeat is ~ms per tick → hundreds per window; the RED path lands ~0.\n 228|    assert!(\n 229|        ticks >= 100,\n#### false_promote.rs\n 9|//! promote window to `BRAIN_WRITE_DEADLINE` (15 s) — it does NOT close it. A new brain\n*10|//! can signal `brain.ready` INSIDE that window while the OLD generation's local\n 11|//! controller conn is still wedged (blocked writes pending), so `update apply`\n 12|//! \"promotes\" onto a still-frozen control plane (the incident-night 22:47 apply). The\n 13|//! fix: the promotion gate adds a DRAINED precondition — promote only on ready AND\n#### mesh.rs\n 181|            peer_addrs: root.join(\"noseed\").join(\"peer-addrs.json\"),\n*182|            heartbeat: root.join(\"pump-heartbeat.json\"),\n 183|            rotations: root.join(\"rotation-pending.json\"),\n 184|        };\n 185|        std::fs::create_dir_all(root).unwrap();\n...\n 362|        peer_addrs: p.peer_addrs.clone(),\n*363|        heartbeat: p.heartbeat.clone(),\n 364|        rotations: p.rotations.clone(),\n 365|    }\n 366|}\n#### pump.rs\n 98|        peer_addrs: root.join(\"peer-addrs.json\"),\n*99|        heartbeat: root.join(\"pump-heartbeat.json\"),\n 100|        rotations: root.join(\"rotation-pending.json\"),\n 101|    }\n 102|}\n 103|\n*104|/// Read the pump heartbeat file (`now_ms().to_string()`) as a u64, if present.\n*105|fn read_heartbeat(path: &std::path::Path) -> Option<u64> {\n 106|    std::fs::read_to_string(path).ok()?.trim().parse().ok()\n 107|}\n 108|\n...\n 259|        peer_addrs: a_root.join(\"peer-addrs.json\"),\n*260|        heartbeat: a_root.join(\"pump-heartbeat.json\"),\n 261|        rotations: a_root.join(\"rotation-pending.json\"),\n 262|    };\n 263|    // A trusts B's release signer — the update leg's production gate.\n...\n 395|            peer_addrs: a_paths.peer_addrs.clone(),\n*396|            heartbeat: a_paths.heartbeat.clone(),\n 397|            rotations: a_paths.rotations.clone(),\n 398|        };\n 399|        thread::spawn(move || {\n...\n 478|// broker bounds the dial, REPLIES an ordinary error, `ensure_conn` drops the\n*479|// peer for the round, and the loop continues — so the heartbeat keeps\n 480|// MONOTONICALLY ADVANCING and `run_peer_pump` never bubbles Err (no supervised\n 481|// restart). Pre-fix the dial awaited the dead peer unbounded and the\n*482|// single-threaded pump froze (the heartbeat stops). The ordinary-vs-TimedOut\n 483|// tier-split itself is unit-covered (`pump::peer_outcome` test); this proves the\n 484|// bound wires through to a live production pump end to end.\n 485|#[test]\n*486|fn pump_survives_a_black_holing_peer_heartbeat_advances_no_restart() {\n 487|    init_home();\n 488|    let _g = LOCK.lock().unwrap_or_else(|p| p.into_inner());\n 489|    let dir = TempDir::new().unwrap();\n...\n 600|\n*601|    // The heartbeat is written at the loop top (HEARTBEAT_PERIOD = 5s in prod). A\n 602|    // wedged pump (the pre-fix bug) freezes it on the dead-peer dial; a healthy\n 603|    // one keeps advancing across rounds. Read the first value, then require it to\n 604|    // ADVANCE while dead-peer rounds run.\n*605|    let hb = a_root.join(\"pump-heartbeat.json\");\n 606|    let mut first = None;\n 607|    for _ in 0..100 {\n*608|        if let Some(v) = read_heartbeat(&hb) {\n 609|            first = Some(v);\n 610|            break;\n 611|        }\n...\n 613|    }\n*614|    let first = first.expect(\"the pump wrote an initial heartbeat\");\n 615|\n 616|    let mut advanced = false;\n 617|    for _ in 0..200 {\n 618|        thread::sleep(Duration::from_millis(100));\n*619|        if read_heartbeat(&hb).is_some_and(|v| v > first) {\n 620|            advanced = true;\n 621|            break;\n 622|        }\n...\n 625|        advanced,\n*626|        \"the heartbeat advanced across dead-peer rounds — the pump did not wedge on the bounded dial\"\n 627|    );\n 628|\n 629|    // No supervised restart: `run_peer_pump` exits CLEANLY on stop (Ok), never\n...\n 669|/// bound). The live peer CONNECTS and is advertised to (its due push legs run) in\n*670|/// the SAME rounds the offline peers fail; the heartbeat advances every round (no\n 671|/// wedge — a dead peer never head-of-line-blocks the live one); and the pump exits\n 672|/// Ok on stop — a dead PEER never bubbles Err, so it NEVER triggers a supervised\n 673|/// restart. (`cadence.sync/update` are parked long so only the fire-and-forget\n...\n 788|    // reply-read leg — as a held inbound stream from A. Advertisement lands in the\n*789|    // SAME rounds the dead peers DIAL_FAIL (the heartbeat keeps advancing meanwhile).\n 790|    converge(\"this node advertised to the live peer in the same round\", || {\n 791|        live_probe\n 792|            .net_streams()\n...\n 796|\n*797|    // The heartbeat advances (no wedge). NOTE the first round primes EVERY leg\n 798|    // (`last == None` is due regardless of cadence), so the update-pull leg runs\n 799|    // against the connect-then-silent live peer (a bare net host answers no\n 800|    // update Query) and blocks ~one PEER_REPLY_READ_BUDGET (10s) before W1's\n...\n 803|    // later rounds are fast. The window is generous to cover that first primed\n*804|    // round; the point is the heartbeat DOES advance (the pump never froze).\n*805|    let hb = a_root.join(\"pump-heartbeat.json\");\n 806|    let mut first = None;\n 807|    for _ in 0..150 {\n*808|        if let Some(v) = read_heartbeat(&hb) {\n 809|            first = Some(v);\n 810|            break;\n 811|        }\n#### twohost.rs\n 307|        peer_addrs: home.join(\"identity\").join(\"peer-addrs.json\"),\n*308|        heartbeat: home.join(\"identity\").join(\"pump-heartbeat.json\"),\n 309|        rotations: home.join(\"identity\").join(\"rotation-pending.json\"),\n 310|    }\n 311|}\n\n## spt/tests/\n### attach_wedge_e2e.rs\n 186|        \"{mock_for_cmd} --mode dummy --id {{id}} --session-id {{session_id}} \\\n*187|         --spt {spt_for_cmd} --mock-adapter dummyharness --type live_agent --heartbeat-ms 200\"\n 188|    );\n 189|    let src = perch::spt_home().join(\"srcs\").join(\"dummyharness\");\n 190|    std::fs::create_dir_all(&src).unwrap();\n...\n 215|        .expect(\"spawn spt daemon run (broker process)\");\n*216|    let brain_pid = match wait_for_ready_pid(&home.path().join(\"brain.ready\"), Duration::from_secs(30))\n 217|    {\n 218|        Some(p) => p,\n 219|        None => {\n### bind_cwd_project_e2e.rs\n 119|    //    dummy_harness_e2e.rs: a long-lived live_agent fixture that binds its\n*120|    //    perch + heartbeats, declaring [session.psyche_init] so cmd_bind marks\n 121|    //    it online). ──\n 122|    let spt_for_cmd = spt_bin.to_string_lossy().replace('\\\\', \"/\");\n 123|    let mock_for_cmd = mock_session.to_string_lossy().replace('\\\\', \"/\");\n...\n 125|        \"{mock_for_cmd} --mode dummy --id {{id}} --session-id {{session_id}} \\\n*126|         --spt {spt_for_cmd} --mock-adapter dummyharness --type live_agent --heartbeat-ms 200\"\n 127|    );\n 128|    let src = perch::spt_home().join(\"srcs\").join(\"dummyharness\");\n 129|    std::fs::create_dir_all(&src).unwrap();\n...\n 159|    let brain_pid =\n*160|        match wait_for_ready_pid(&home.path().join(\"brain.ready\"), Duration::from_secs(30)) {\n 161|            Some(p) => p,\n 162|            None => {\n 163|                let _ = broker.kill();\n### bind_honest_cross_perch_e2e.rs\n 124|        .expect(\"spawn spt daemon run (broker process)\");\n*125|    let brain_pid = match wait_for_ready_pid(&home.path().join(\"brain.ready\"), Duration::from_secs(30))\n 126|    {\n 127|        Some(p) => p,\n 128|        None => {\n### brain_respawn_rename.rs\n 39|\n*40|/// `(pid, exe_hash)` out of a `brain.ready` body; `None` until it carries a pid.\n 41|fn read_ready(path: &Path) -> Option<(u32, Option<String>)> {\n 42|    let v: serde_json::Value = serde_json::from_str(&std::fs::read_to_string(path).ok()?).ok()?;\n 43|    let pid = v.get(\"pid\")?.as_u64()? as u32;\n...\n 50|\n*51|/// Poll `brain.ready` until it holds a pid different from `was`.\n 52|fn wait_ready(path: &Path, was: Option<u32>, budget: Duration) -> Option<(u32, Option<String>)> {\n 53|    let deadline = Instant::now() + budget;\n 54|    while Instant::now() < deadline {\n...\n 64|\n*65|/// Lowercase-hex SHA-256 of a file — the digest `brain.ready.exe_hash` carries.\n 66|fn file_hash(path: &Path) -> String {\n 67|    use sha2::{Digest, Sha256};\n 68|    let bytes = std::fs::read(path).expect(\"read file for hashing\");\n...\n 101|    // The REAL broker process, launched FROM P.\n*102|    let ready = home.path().join(\"brain.ready\");\n 103|    let mut broker: Child = Command::new(&canonical)\n 104|        .no_window()\n 105|        .args([\"daemon\", \"run\"])\n### brain_split.rs\n 7|//! the brain, which reconnects to the still-serving broker socket. A respawned\n*8|//! brain (a NEW pid in `brain.ready`) can only appear if the broker stayed alive\n 9|//! to accept its connection, so the respawn IS the broker-survival proof.\n 10|//!\n 11|//! D1 is a true minimal skeleton: the brain child connects, signals ready, and\n...\n 37|\n*38|/// Read the `pid` out of a `brain.ready` body. As of restoration D6-1b the\n 39|/// breadcrumb is self-describing JSON `{pid, generation}` (was bare-pid text);\n 40|/// this is the only reader, migrated in the same commit.\n 41|fn ready_pid(body: &str) -> Option<u32> {\n...\n 48|\n*49|/// Poll `brain.ready` for a pid, up to `budget`. `None` if it never appears.\n 50|fn wait_for_ready_pid(path: &PathBuf, budget: Duration) -> Option<u32> {\n 51|    let deadline = Instant::now() + budget;\n 52|    while Instant::now() < deadline {\n...\n 62|\n*63|/// Poll `brain.ready` until it holds a pid DIFFERENT from `was` (a respawn),\n 64|/// up to `budget`. `None` if it never changes.\n 65|fn wait_for_new_pid(path: &PathBuf, was: u32, budget: Duration) -> Option<u32> {\n 66|    let deadline = Instant::now() + budget;\n...\n 108|    let spt_bin = PathBuf::from(env!(\"CARGO_BIN_EXE_spt\"));\n*109|    let ready = home.path().join(\"brain.ready\");\n 110|\n 111|    let mut broker: Child = Command::new(&spt_bin)\n 112|        .no_window()\n...\n 172|    let spt_bin = PathBuf::from(env!(\"CARGO_BIN_EXE_spt\"));\n*173|    let ready = home.path().join(\"brain.ready\");\n 174|\n 175|    // Start the REAL broker process (`spt daemon run`) on an isolated home.\n 176|    let mut broker: Child = Command::new(&spt_bin)\n...\n 185|        let _ = broker.kill();\n*186|        panic!(\"brain child never signalled ready (no brain.ready breadcrumb)\");\n 187|    });\n 188|    assert!(\n 189|        matches!(broker.try_wait(), Ok(None)),\n### brain_survive.rs\n 138|\n*139|/// The three breadcrumb fields out of a `brain.ready` body (parsed inline so this\n 140|/// test depends on no private brainproc helper). `None` until the file exists and\n 141|/// carries a parseable pid.\n 142|fn read_ready(path: &std::path::Path) -> Option<(u32, u64, Option<String>)> {\n...\n 153|\n*154|/// Poll `brain.ready` until it holds a pid (optionally one DIFFERENT from `was`),\n 155|/// returning `(pid, generation, exe_hash)`. `None` if it never appears in time.\n 156|fn wait_ready(\n 157|    path: &std::path::Path,\n...\n 172|\n*173|/// Lowercase-hex SHA-256 of a file (the same digest `brain.ready.exe_hash`\n 174|/// carries; recomputed independently here to assert the breadcrumb matches the\n 175|/// fixture the supervisor actually spawned).\n 176|fn file_hash(path: &std::path::Path) -> String {\n...\n 255|    //    planned-restart signal, exactly as a real `apply` drives it (D3-3). ──\n*256|    let ready_path = home.path().join(\"brain.ready\");\n 257|    let stop = Arc::new(AtomicBool::new(false));\n 258|    let restart = Arc::new(BrainRestart::new());\n 259|    let selected = Arc::new(Mutex::new(fixture_a.clone()));\n...\n 298|        Some(hash_a.as_str()),\n*299|        \"gen-0 brain.ready exe_hash must be fixture A\"\n 300|    );\n 301|    assert_eq!(broker.session_count(), 1, \"session survived the driver drop + resume\");\n 302|    assert_eq!(\n### dummy_harness_e2e.rs\n 8|//! The dummy harness (`mock-session --mode dummy`) binds its perch on startup (the\n*9|//! harness contract), prints a stdout heartbeat on an interval, and stays alive\n 10|//! until killed — so \"broker wedged / endpoint died\" is cleanly separable from \"a\n 11|//! real harness failed to launch.\" Wave 2's lifecycle gates (VIEWER-CLOSE-DETACH,\n 12|//! ATTACH-WEDGE, daemon-stop) build on exactly this bring-up.\n...\n 14|//! Asserts: `endpoint run --start` brings the dummy up, its perch goes ONLINE, the\n*15|//! PTY child stays alive (heartbeating), and `spt rc <id>` attaches and receives the\n*16|//! live heartbeat output. Bounded; all spawned pids reaped scoped (never\n 17|//! machine-wide — shared runner).\n 18|\n 19|use std::io::Read;\n...\n 118|        \"{mock_for_cmd} --mode dummy --id {{id}} --session-id {{session_id}} \\\n*119|         --spt {spt_for_cmd} --mock-adapter dummyharness --type live_agent --heartbeat-ms 200\"\n 120|    );\n 121|    // A faithful live_agent fixture DECLARES `[session.psyche_init]`: cmd_bind only\n 122|    // marks status=online for `live_agent && psyche_init.is_some()` (startup.rs:464 —\n...\n 154|        .expect(\"spawn spt daemon run (broker process)\");\n*155|    let brain_pid = match wait_for_ready_pid(&home.path().join(\"brain.ready\"), Duration::from_secs(30))\n 156|    {\n 157|        Some(p) => p,\n 158|        None => {\n...\n 168|    // ── (4) The REAL spt-hosted bringup: endpoint run --start (broker spawns the\n*169|    //    dummy into a PTY; the dummy binds its perch + heartbeats). ──\n 170|    let id = \"dummy7\";\n 171|    let run = {\n 172|        let mut cmd = Command::new(&spt_bin);\n...\n 194|    // machine token) — the long-lived PTY child itself, NOT the transient `spt api\n*195|    // bind` subprocess that stamps info.json's pid. It must stay alive (heartbeating).\n 196|    let run_stderr = String::from_utf8_lossy(&run.stderr).to_string();\n 197|    let harness_pid: Option<u32> = run_stderr\n 198|        .split(\"pid=\")\n...\n 206|\n*207|    // ── (5) rc ATTACH: stream the live PTY output; assert the heartbeat arrives. ──\n 208|    let rc_err = home.path().join(\"rc.stderr.log\");\n 209|    let rc_err_file = std::fs::File::create(&rc_err).expect(\"create rc stderr log\");\n 210|    let mut rc: Child = Command::new(&spt_bin)\n...\n 292|        alive_after,\n*293|        \"the dummy harness PTY child must STAY ALIVE (heartbeating), not exit like the \\\n 294|         default mock — harness_pid={harness_pid:?}\"\n 295|    );\n 296|    // `rc_connected` (PUMP_IPC_READER present, no RC_FAIL) was the Wave-1 proxy for\n...\n 330|// in rc.rs run_attach) or hits \"no live session for endpoint\" (printed as\n*331|// RC_FAIL) — never connecting to the live PTY, so NO heartbeat is ever seen.\n 332|//\n 333|// THE CLAIM: the attach-by-default path (no --start) must DELIVER the live\n 334|// DUMMY_HARNESS_TICK — proof the attach waited for bringup and connected to the\n...\n 337|// Pre-fix this test is RED: the captured output shows the offline/no-live-session\n*338|// bail and NO heartbeat. (The fix — await a live broker SESSION between launch and\n 339|// the attach, then attach via the session-confirmed path that skips the offline\n 340|// failfast for the resuming-offline pre-bind window — W4, REQ-ENDPOINT-UNBOUND-ATTACH.)\n 341|//\n...\n 369|    // ── (2) Register the DUMMY-HARNESS adapter (verbatim shape from the sister\n*370|    //    test: long-lived kind=harness, heartbeats, binds its own perch; the\n 371|    //    brain's reconcile marks status=online and drives the Psyche as a bounded\n 372|    //    per-event turn, F-030 — no resident psyche process). ──\n 373|    let spt_for_cmd = spt_bin.to_string_lossy().replace('\\\\', \"/\");\n...\n 376|        \"{mock_for_cmd} --mode dummy --id {{id}} --session-id {{session_id}} \\\n*377|         --spt {spt_for_cmd} --mock-adapter dummyharness --type live_agent --heartbeat-ms 200\"\n 378|    );\n 379|    let src = perch::spt_home().join(\"srcs\").join(\"dummyharness\");\n 380|    std::fs::create_dir_all(&src).unwrap();\n...\n 406|    let brain_pid =\n*407|        match wait_for_ready_pid(&home.path().join(\"brain.ready\"), Duration::from_secs(30)) {\n 408|            Some(p) => p,\n 409|            None => {\n 410|                let _ = broker.kill();\n...\n 486|    //    attach pump's stdin-reader hit EOF and CLEAN-DETACH before the 200ms\n*487|    //    heartbeat — output_bounded/cmd.output() closes stdin, so it can NEVER observe\n 488|    //    a tick, in BOTH pre- and post-fix runs). Stream stdout in a thread until\n*489|    //    DUMMY_HARNESS_TICK (the heartbeat-delivery keystone), exactly as the sister\n 490|    //    test's `rc` attach does. ──\n 491|    let run_err = home.path().join(\"run.stderr.log\");\n 492|    let run_err_file = std::fs::File::create(&run_err).expect(\"create endpoint-run stderr log\");\n...\n 526|    // bringup coming ONLINE, connected to the live session, and delivered the\n*527|    // harness's live heartbeat — the SAME live-PTY marker the sister test asserts.\n 528|    let saw_tick = run_captured.contains(\"DUMMY_HARNESS_TICK\");\n 529|    let run_stderr_txt = std::fs::read_to_string(&run_err).unwrap_or_default();\n 530|    // Diagnostic discriminators for the pre-fix race losses (info only).\n...\n 610|    // ── (7) THE GATE. Pre-fix: RED (attach read the still-OFFLINE status, bailed\n*611|    //    \"offline — nothing to attach\", no heartbeat). Post-fix (await_endpoint_session\n 612|    //    then session-confirmed attach, offline failfast skipped): GREEN (the attach\n*613|    //    connects to the live re-bringup session, the heartbeat is delivered). ──\n 614|    assert!(\n 615|        saw_tick,\n 616|        \"`spt endpoint run` WITHOUT --start (attach-by-default) against a known-OFFLINE id \\\n...\n 620|         and bailed (bailed_offline={bailed_offline} bailed_no_session={bailed_no_session}, \\\n*621|         {} stdout bytes, no heartbeat).\\n=== endpoint run stdout ===\\n{run_captured}\\\n 622|         \\n=== endpoint run stderr ===\\n{run_stderr_txt}\\n=== brain stderr ===\\n{brain_stderr}\",\n 623|        run_captured.len(),\n 624|    );\n### endpoint_autostart_e2e.rs\n 92|\n*93|/// Poll `brain.ready` for a brain pid (optionally one DIFFERENT from `not`), up\n 94|/// to `budget`. Returns the pid once the file holds one.\n 95|fn wait_for_ready_pid(path: &Path, not: Option<u32>, budget: Duration) -> Option<u32> {\n 96|    let deadline = Instant::now() + budget;\n...\n 181|        \"{mock_for_cmd} --mode dummy --id {{id}} --session-id {{session_id}} \\\n*182|         --spt {spt_for_cmd} --mock-adapter cc --type live_agent --heartbeat-ms 200\"\n 183|    );\n 184|    let psyche_bin = install_dir.join(format!(\"psychebin{exe_suffix}\"));\n 185|    std::fs::copy(&spt_bin, &psyche_bin).expect(\"stage the psyche binary fixture\");\n...\n 198|    let id = \"gwauto\";\n*199|    let ready_path = home.path().join(\"brain.ready\");\n 200|\n 201|    // ── (3) Daemon A — the FIRST real broker process (own stderr log). ──\n 202|    let daemon_a_log = home.path().join(\"daemon-a.stderr.log\");\n...\n 274|    // ── (5) STOP daemon A: `daemon stop --force`, then kill + reap the broker\n*275|    //    child and clear brain.ready so we can detect daemon B's fresh brain. ──\n 276|    let _ = {\n 277|        let mut cmd = Command::new(&spt_bin);\n 278|        cmd.no_window()\n### idle_edge_drain_e2e.rs\n 64|\n*65|/// Poll `brain.ready` for the brain pid, up to `budget`.\n 66|fn wait_for_ready_pid(path: &Path, budget: Duration) -> Option<u32> {\n 67|    let deadline = Instant::now() + budget;\n 68|    while Instant::now() < deadline {\n...\n 120|        \"{mock_for_cmd} --mode dummy --id {{id}} --session-id {{session_id}} \\\n*121|         --spt {spt_for_cmd} --mock-adapter cc --type live_agent --heartbeat-ms 200\"\n 122|    );\n 123|    let psyche_bin = install_dir.join(format!(\"psychebin{exe_suffix}\"));\n 124|    std::fs::copy(&spt_bin, &psyche_bin).expect(\"stage the psyche binary fixture\");\n...\n 149|    let brain_pid =\n*150|        match wait_for_ready_pid(&home.path().join(\"brain.ready\"), Duration::from_secs(30)) {\n 151|            Some(p) => p,\n 152|            None => {\n 153|                let _ = broker.kill();\n### job_escape_e2e.rs\n 207|\n*208|        // ── (2) Wait for the WMI-launched daemon to bind (brain.ready) → brain pid,\n 209|        //    then read the BROKER pid (the `spt daemon run` process) from daemon.pid.\n*210|        let brain_ready = home.path().join(\"brain.ready\");\n 211|        let brain_pid = {\n 212|            let deadline = Instant::now() + Duration::from_secs(40);\n 213|            let mut found = None;\n...\n 229|        // std::process::id()). ITS conhost is the window under test. Poll briefly:\n*230|        // the broker writes daemon.pid as it boots, possibly just after brain.ready.\n 231|        let broker_pid = {\n 232|            let deadline = Instant::now() + Duration::from_secs(10);\n 233|            let mut found = None;\n...\n 259|                panic!(\n*260|                    \"PRECONDITION: the WMI-launched daemon never bound (brain.ready / \\\n 261|                     daemon.pid missing) in the isolated SPT_HOME (rung marker={rung:?}). \\\n 262|                     If SPT_HOME did not reach the WMI child, the daemon bound the wrong \\\n 263|                     universe.\"\n...\n 422|\n*423|        // ── (3) Wait for the WMI-launched daemon to bind (brain.ready) → its pid. ──\n*424|        let brain_ready = home.path().join(\"brain.ready\");\n 425|        let brain_pid = {\n 426|            let deadline = Instant::now() + Duration::from_secs(40);\n 427|            let mut found = None;\n...\n 449|                panic!(\n*450|                    \"PRECONDITION: the WMI-launched daemon never bound brain.ready in the \\\n 451|                     isolated SPT_HOME (rung marker={rung:?}). If SPT_HOME did not reach the \\\n 452|                     WMI child, the daemon bound the wrong universe.\"\n 453|                );\n...\n 530|        // (a survivor holds `target\\debug\\spt.exe` and breaks the next CI checkout).\n*531|        // Poll both recorded pids — broker (daemon.pid) and brain (brain.ready) —\n 532|        // dead. `taskkill /T` is prompt, so a 10s window is generous.\n 533|        let tree_reaped = {\n 534|            // 25s (was 10s): the kill is already issued (taskkill /F /T above); this\n...\n 586|        // Test hygiene (the whole point of THIS fix): the entire WMI daemon tree —\n*587|        // BROKER (daemon.pid) + brain (brain.ready) — must be reaped before return.\n 588|        // A WMI daemon is JOB-NEUTRAL by design, so nothing else reaps it; a\n 589|        // survivor locks `target\\debug\\spt.exe` → next CI job's checkout dies with\n 590|        // \"EPERM unlink spt.exe\". [int->REQ-HAZARD-VIEWER-CLOSE-DETACH]\n### live_adapt_translation_swap_e2e.rs\n 70|\n*71|/// Poll `brain.ready` for the brain pid, up to `budget`.\n 72|fn wait_for_ready_pid(path: &Path, budget: Duration) -> Option<u32> {\n 73|    let deadline = Instant::now() + budget;\n 74|    while Instant::now() < deadline {\n...\n 158|        \"{mock_for_cmd} --mode dummy --id {{id}} --session-id {{session_id}} \\\n*159|         --spt {spt_for_cmd} --mock-adapter cc --type live_agent --heartbeat-ms 200\"\n 160|    );\n 161|    let psyche_bin = install_dir.join(format!(\"psychebin{exe_suffix}\"));\n 162|    std::fs::copy(&spt_bin, &psyche_bin).expect(\"stage the psyche binary fixture\");\n...\n 191|    let brain_pid =\n*192|        match wait_for_ready_pid(&home.path().join(\"brain.ready\"), Duration::from_secs(30)) {\n 193|            Some(p) => p,\n 194|            None => {\n 195|                let _ = broker.kill();\n...\n 468|    let brain_pid =\n*469|        match wait_for_ready_pid(&home.path().join(\"brain.ready\"), Duration::from_secs(30)) {\n 470|            Some(p) => p,\n 471|            None => {\n 472|                let _ = broker.kill();\n...\n 598|        \"{mock_for_cmd} --mode dummy --id {{id}} --session-id {{session_id}} \\\n*599|         --spt {spt_for_cmd} --mock-adapter cc --type live_agent --heartbeat-ms 200\"\n 600|    );\n 601|    let psyche_bin = install_dir.join(format!(\"psychebin{exe_suffix}\"));\n 602|    std::fs::copy(&spt_bin, &psyche_bin).expect(\"stage the psyche binary fixture\");\n...\n 630|    let brain_pid =\n*631|        match wait_for_ready_pid(&home.path().join(\"brain.ready\"), Duration::from_secs(30)) {\n 632|            Some(p) => p,\n 633|            None => {\n 634|                let _ = broker.kill();\n...\n 855|        \"{mock_for_cmd} --mode dummy --id {{id}} --session-id {{session_id}} \\\n*856|         --spt {spt_for_cmd} --mock-adapter cc --type live_agent --heartbeat-ms 200\"\n 857|    );\n 858|    let psyche_bin = install_dir.join(format!(\"psychebin{exe_suffix}\"));\n 859|    std::fs::copy(&spt_bin, &psyche_bin).expect(\"stage the psyche binary fixture\");\n...\n 898|    let brain_pid =\n*899|        match wait_for_ready_pid(&home.path().join(\"brain.ready\"), Duration::from_secs(30)) {\n 900|            Some(p) => p,\n 901|            None => {\n 902|                let _ = broker.kill();\n### livehost_bootgate_e2e.rs\n 45|\n*46|/// Poll `brain.ready` for the brain pid (self-describing JSON) up to `budget`.\n 47|fn wait_for_ready_pid(path: &Path, budget: Duration) -> Option<u32> {\n 48|    let deadline = Instant::now() + budget;\n 49|    while Instant::now() < deadline {\n...\n 127|    let brain_pid =\n*128|        match wait_for_ready_pid(&home.path().join(\"brain.ready\"), Duration::from_secs(30)) {\n 129|            Some(p) => p,\n 130|            None => {\n 131|                let _ = broker.kill();\n### multi_subnet_bringup_e2e.rs\n 20|//!    that never binds, so `spt rc` attaches a genuinely pre-bind STATUS_UNBOUND\n*21|//!    endpoint and the live heartbeat flows — the headline \"attachable between\n 22|//!    spawn and bind\", proven against a real session (not a disk fake).\n 23|//!\n 24|//! A single-subnet control proves auto-home still works (the gap-hider, here a\n...\n 120|        \"{mock_for_cmd} --mode {mode} --id {{id}} --session-id {{session_id}} \\\n*121|         --spt {spt_for_cmd} --mock-adapter {name} --type live_agent --heartbeat-ms 200\"\n 122|    );\n 123|    let src = perch::spt_home().join(\"srcs\").join(name);\n 124|    std::fs::create_dir_all(&src).unwrap();\n...\n 151|        .expect(\"spawn spt daemon run (broker process)\");\n*152|    match wait_for_ready_pid(&home.join(\"brain.ready\"), Duration::from_secs(30)) {\n 153|        Some(p) => (broker, p, brain_log),\n 154|        None => {\n 155|            let _ = broker.kill();\n...\n 348|// session that NEVER binds, so `spt rc` attaches a genuinely pre-bind\n*349|// STATUS_UNBOUND endpoint and the live heartbeat flows — the \"attachable between\n 350|// spawn and bind\" headline, proven against a real session. (The UNBOUND→ONLINE\n 351|// flip is proven by the binding tests above; the resume-offline attach face by\n 352|// dummy_harness_e2e.)\n...\n 367|    // Start it (no attach): the skeleton is UNBOUND; the hold-unbound dummy spawns a\n*368|    // live session + heartbeats but NEVER binds → status stays UNBOUND.\n 369|    let id = \"unbound1\";\n 370|    let run = {\n 371|        let mut cmd = Command::new(&spt_bin);\n...\n 382|\n*383|    // rc ATTACH the live pre-bind session → the heartbeat must flow.\n 384|    let rc_err = home.path().join(\"rc.stderr.log\");\n 385|    let rc_err_file = std::fs::File::create(&rc_err).expect(\"create rc stderr log\");\n 386|    let mut rc: Child = Command::new(&spt_bin)\n...\n 443|        rc_saw_tick,\n*444|        \"rc must receive the live heartbeat from the pre-bind UNBOUND session.\\n\\\n 445|         === rc stdout ===\\n{rc_captured}\\n=== rc stderr ===\\n{rc_stderr}\\n=== brain ===\\n{brain_stderr}\"\n 446|    );\n 447|    assert!(\n### n1_pairing.rs\n 93|    std::env::set_var(\"SPT_HOME\", home.path());\n*94|    let ready = home.path().join(\"brain.ready\");\n 95|\n 96|    // ── Start the OLD broker (`<pin> daemon run`); it binds the broker socket and\n*97|    //    spawns its OWN old brain, which writes brain.ready once it has connected\n 98|    //    — our signal that the old broker is serving. ──\n 99|    let mut old = Command::new(&old_broker)\n 100|        .no_window()\n...\n 113|        kill(&mut old);\n*114|        panic!(\"old broker never brought its brain up (no brain.ready) — cannot pair\");\n 115|    }\n 116|\n 117|    // ── Test-launch the CURRENT brain against the OLD broker's socket/home, with\n...\n 137|\n*138|    // Let it connect + handshake + run several heartbeats against the old broker.\n 139|    thread::sleep(Duration::from_secs(6));\n 140|\n 141|    // (1) No clap/arity reject, no verb desync: the current brain is STILL ALIVE\n...\n 170|    );\n*171|    // (3) Stable heartbeats: the net-status verb round-trips against the old\n*172|    //     broker every heartbeat — a broker loss would print BRAIN_BROKER_LOST.\n 173|    assert!(\n 174|        !trace.contains(\"BRAIN_BROKER_LOST\"),\n 175|        \"the current brain lost the old broker mid-run — a verb-surface desync.\\nTRACE:\\n{trace}\"\n\nShowing files 1-20 of 25+. 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One channel, three payloads: the\n    │...\n 139│/// socket IPC, signal readiness, host the brain-side logic loops, and idle —\n*140│/// holding the connection and probing broker liveness each heartbeat. A dropped\n 141│/// connection (broker gone, or a future planned snapshot+self-exit, ADR-0018 Q3)\n 142│/// returns `Err`, exiting the process so the broker-side supervisor respawns it\n 143│/// from the (possibly swapped) binary.\n    │...\n 187│    // (the live-agent adapter). A failure here is non-fatal — the brain still\n*188│    // serves; the next heartbeat probes broker liveness. NOTE: this is the PTY\n 189│    // message-DELIVERY axis; the orthogonal live-agent **Psyche** lifecycle (the\n 190│    // run_pulse_loop production caller) is hosted by `livehost::spawn_live_host`\n 191│    // below, keyed on the live ENDPOINT not the broker session (CONTEXT:168/177).\n    │...\n 193│    // doyle Option A-split): the supervised daemon brain is a NON-DRAINING consumer of\n*194│    // this conn (the heartbeat below reads it only in net_status()/sessions()\n 195│    // drain-and-discard loops), so it MUST NOT subscribe — an undrained subscription on\n 196│    // this request/reply conn is the SharedSend self-deadlock that re-wedged v0.30.4\n 197│    // (brain.rs resume_sessions deadlock warning). `resume_session_cursors` re-establishes\n    │...\n 220│    // semantic the live-agent adapter inherits.\n*221│    write_ready(generation);\n 222│\n 223│    // Shell wake-watchers (restoration D2-2): the offline half of the shell\n 224│    // online/offline exclusivity — a reconcile loop that runs each offline\n    │...\n 249│    loop {\n*250│        thread::sleep(BRAIN_HEARTBEAT);\n 251│        // `net-status` is both the net-capability probe and the broker-liveness\n 252│        // probe: an `Err` is the broker gone (or a future planned\n 253│        // snapshot+self-exit, Q3) — exit for a supervised respawn.\n    │...\n 268│        }\n*269│        // DRIVE the broker's controller-liveness reap every heartbeat (UPDATE-WEDGE\n 270│        // fix, counter-54). A `KIND_SESSIONS` poll is what runs the broker's\n 271│        // `reap_dead_controller` sweep (broker.rs), which stall-evicts a black-holed\n 272│        // LOCAL controller conn a HARD-KILLED prior brain generation left behind (its\n    │...\n 278│        // rollback (the 2026-07-09 field freeze), AND the same wedge black-holes recovery\n*279│        // (the late `BRAIN_SUBSCRIBER_STALL_EVICT`). Driven on the FIRST heartbeat and on\n 280│        // BOTH the trial candidate AND the rollback/recovery brain (one loop covers both);\n*281│        // best-effort — a transient sessions error must never fell the heartbeat (the\n 282│        // net_status probe above already owns broker-liveness). Self-applies: it drives\n 283│        // the CURRENT (older) broker's already-shipped reap verb, so a new brain un-strands\n 284│        // its own trial against a live older broker — no coordinated broker restart.\n    │...\n 286│        let _ = brain.sessions();\n*287│        write_ready(generation);\n 288│    }\n 289│}\n 290│\n*291│/// Whether to spawn the net consumers this heartbeat: only once the broker\n 292│/// reports a net endpoint up (`net_enabled`) AND we have not already started\n 293│/// them. Pure for the unit table — the spawn-exactly-once + net-gating\n 294│/// semantics that keep a single dispatcher/peer-pump set running.\n    │...\n 354│// [impl->REQ-HAZARD-BROKER-PROCESS-ISOLATION]\n*355│fn write_ready(generation: u64) {\n 356│    let mut obj = serde_json::json!({ \"pid\": std::process::id(), \"generation\": generation });\n 357│    // Best-effort: omit `exe_hash` if the self-read fails (additive — a reader\n 358│    // tolerates its absence). Never fail the ready write over a diagnostic field.\n*359│    if let Some(hash) = current_exe_hash() {\n 360│        obj[\"exe_hash\"] = serde_json::Value::String(hash);\n 361│    }\n 362│    let _ = spt_store::atomic::atomic_write_string(&brain_ready_path(), &obj.to_string());\n    │...\n 370│/// D7-1 test (the resident-bytes diagnostic the enlyzeam regression lacked).\n*371│fn current_exe_hash() -> Option<String> {\n 372│    let exe = std::env::current_exe().ok()?;\n 373│    let bytes = std::fs::read(exe).ok()?;\n 374│    Some(crate::release::sha256_hex(&bytes))\n    │...\n 376│\n*377│/// Parse the `generation` stamp out of a `brain.ready` body — pure, so the\n 378│/// staleness gate (D6-2) is unit-tested with explicit values, no wall-clock or\n 379│/// real process. `None` for an absent/garbled/legacy-bare-pid body (the gate\n 380│/// reads that as not-ready — fail-safe). Restoration D6-1b.\n    │...\n 388│\n*389│/// Parse the `exe_hash` breadcrumb out of a `brain.ready` body — pure (D7-1).\n 390│/// `None` for an absent field / garbled body (a legacy N-1 stamp carries none, so\n 391│/// `None` is the N-1-readable answer, not an error). The D7-1 survival E2E reads\n 392│/// this to prove a respawn ran the swapped binary's bytes.\n    │...\n 401│\n*402│/// Read the current `brain.ready` generation stamp from `path`, `None` if the\n 403│/// file is absent or its body has no parseable generation (fail-safe to\n 404│/// not-ready). The supervisor's \"is generation N ready?\" gate (D6-2) reads\n 405│/// [`brain_ready_path`]; the path is a parameter here so the unit harness points\n    │...\n 438│    fn applied_state(&self) -> Option<AppliedRecord>;\n*439│    /// The generation stamped in `brain.ready`, or `None` if absent/garbled\n 440│    /// (the readiness gate reads `None` as not-ready — fail-safe).\n 441│    fn ready_generation(&self) -> Option<u64>;\n*442│    /// Delete `brain.ready` immediately before a trial spawn (**A9** — close the\n 443│    /// cross-lifetime staleness hole: the in-memory generation resets to 0 on a\n 444│    /// broker restart, so a stale gen-0 file would otherwise match a fresh gen-0\n 445│    /// trial and falsely promote a brain that never booted).\n    │...\n 454│    fn record_rolled_back(&self, quarantine_version: u64, running_version: u64, rollback_binary: &str);\n*455│    /// The `exe_hash` the candidate stamped in `brain.ready` (the bytes it is\n 456│    /// actually running), or `None` if absent/garbled — degrades the promotion\n 457│    /// bytes-gate to readiness-only (KH 6.11, N-1-safe).\n 458│    fn ready_exe_hash(&self) -> Option<String>;\n\n### tests/\n#### brain_resume_conn_deadlock.rs\n  10│//! The daemon brain hosts no PTY sessions, so `run_brain` never drains that output —\n *11│//! it reads the conn only during its 500ms-heartbeat `net_status()`/`sessions()`\n  12│//! calls. When an actively-streaming session backs the conn up, the brain's own\n *13│//! subscriber writer blocks holding `send.lock()` → the heartbeat REPLY is starved →\n *14│//! the heartbeat stalls → the brain never drains → SELF-DEADLOCK. That is the field\n  15│//! wedge (both severities: respawn replay-burst + steady-state output backup), with\n  16│//! NO dead peer required.\n  17│//!\n  18│//! RED-first discipline: these tests assert the FIXED (Option A) behavior — the brain\n *19│//! heartbeat stays LIVE while sessions flood. Against the CURRENT tree (where\n *20│//! `resume_sessions` still subscribes) they go RED (the heartbeat starves). Option A\n  21│//! (resume_sessions does NOT subscribe) turns them GREEN. The observable is the number\n *22│//! of heartbeat round-trips that COMPLETE inside a fixed window — robust to the\n *23│//! std `Mutex`'s unfairness (a slow-but-progressing heartbeat still fails the RED bar,\n  24│//! a truly deadlocked one completes ~zero).\n  25│//!\n  26│//! ## RUNNER CONTRACT — run process-per-test (nextest) or single-threaded\n    │...\n 132│\n*133│/// How the probe brain resumes before running the heartbeat: the SHIPPING daemon\n 134│/// path — `CursorOnly` → `resume_session_cursors`, no subscribe. (The hazard path,\n 135│/// `resume_sessions`, is exercised directly by the deterministic zero-subscriber guard\n 136│/// `daemon_resume_leaves_zero_brain_subscribers` below, not through this probe.)\n    │...\n 141│\n*142│/// Drive `run_brain`'s heartbeat pattern on a fresh `Brain` conn: resume per `mode`,\n 143│/// then loop `net_status()` + `sessions()` — the exact per-tick IPC — incrementing a\n 144│/// shared counter per COMPLETED tick, so the caller can measure liveness in a window.\n 145│/// The probe NEVER drains subscribed output (it only issues request/reply, exactly like\n*146│/// the real non-draining daemon heartbeat) — so `CursorOnly` faithfully models the\n*147│/// shipping daemon heartbeat under flood.\n*148│fn run_heartbeat_probe(\n 149│    name: &str,\n 150│    mode: ResumeMode,\n 151│    ticks: Arc<AtomicU32>,\n    │...\n 166│        while !stop.load(Ordering::Relaxed) {\n*167│            // One heartbeat tick = the two IPC round-trips run_brain issues.\n 168│            if brain.net_status().is_err() {\n 169│                return;\n 170│            }\n    │...\n 178│\n*179│/// How many heartbeat ticks complete in `window` for a probe configured with `mode`.\n 180│/// N flood PTY sessions are already streaming before the probe starts.\n*181│fn heartbeat_ticks_under_flood(mode: ResumeMode, n_sessions: usize, window: Duration) -> u32 {\n 182│    init_home();\n 183│    let name = unique_name();\n 184│    let broker = Broker::bind(&name).expect(\"bind broker\");\n    │...\n 202│    let stop = Arc::new(std::sync::atomic::AtomicBool::new(false));\n*203│    run_heartbeat_probe(&name, mode, Arc::clone(&ticks), Arc::clone(&stop));\n 204│\n 205│    thread::sleep(window);\n 206│    stop.store(true, Ordering::Relaxed);\n    │...\n 217│/// (`resume_session_cursors`, no subscribe) while N sessions actively stream, so its\n*218│/// heartbeat stays live. NO dead peer anywhere. RED-first: revert run_brain to the\n 219│/// subscribing `resume_sessions` (or see the regression-guard test below) and this\n 220│/// starves to a standstill.\n 221│// [int->REQ-BRAIN-RESUME-NO-CONN-DEADLOCK]\n 222│#[test]\n*223│fn daemon_cursor_only_resume_keeps_heartbeat_live_steady_state() {\n 224│    const N: usize = 6;\n 225│    let window = Duration::from_secs(6);\n*226│    let ticks = heartbeat_ticks_under_flood(ResumeMode::CursorOnly, N, window);\n*227│    // Healthy heartbeat is ~ms per tick → hundreds per window; the RED path lands ~0.\n 228│    assert!(\n 229│        ticks >= 100,\n#### false_promote.rs\n  9│//! promote window to `BRAIN_WRITE_DEADLINE` (15 s) — it does NOT close it. A new brain\n*10│//! can signal `brain.ready` INSIDE that window while the OLD generation's local\n 11│//! controller conn is still wedged (blocked writes pending), so `update apply`\n 12│//! \"promotes\" onto a still-frozen control plane (the incident-night 22:47 apply). The\n 13│//! fix: the promotion gate adds a DRAINED precondition — promote only on ready AND\n#### mesh.rs\n 181│            peer_addrs: root.join(\"noseed\").join(\"peer-addrs.json\"),\n*182│            heartbeat: root.join(\"pump-heartbeat.json\"),\n 183│            rotations: root.join(\"rotation-pending.json\"),\n 184│        };\n 185│        std::fs::create_dir_all(root).unwrap();\n    │...\n 362│        peer_addrs: p.peer_addrs.clone(),\n*363│        heartbeat: p.heartbeat.clone(),\n 364│        rotations: p.rotations.clone(),\n 365│    }\n 366│}\n#### pump.rs\n  98│        peer_addrs: root.join(\"peer-addrs.json\"),\n *99│        heartbeat: root.join(\"pump-heartbeat.json\"),\n 100│        rotations: root.join(\"rotation-pending.json\"),\n 101│    }\n 102│}\n 103│\n*104│/// Read the pump heartbeat file (`now_ms().to_string()`) as a u64, if present.\n*105│fn read_heartbeat(path: &std::path::Path) -> Option<u64> {\n 106│    std::fs::read_to_string(path).ok()?.trim().parse().ok()\n 107│}\n 108│\n    │...\n 259│        peer_addrs: a_root.join(\"peer-addrs.json\"),\n*260│        heartbeat: a_root.join(\"pump-heartbeat.json\"),\n 261│        rotations: a_root.join(\"rotation-pending.json\"),\n 262│    };\n 263│    // A trusts B's release signer — the update leg's production gate.\n    │...\n 395│            peer_addrs: a_paths.peer_addrs.clone(),\n*396│            heartbeat: a_paths.heartbeat.clone(),\n 397│            rotations: a_paths.rotations.clone(),\n 398│        };\n 399│        thread::spawn(move || {\n    │...\n 478│// broker bounds the dial, REPLIES an ordinary error, `ensure_conn` drops the\n*479│// peer for the round, and the loop continues — so the heartbeat keeps\n 480│// MONOTONICALLY ADVANCING and `run_peer_pump` never bubbles Err (no supervised\n 481│// restart). Pre-fix the dial awaited the dead peer unbounded and the\n*482│// single-threaded pump froze (the heartbeat stops). The ordinary-vs-TimedOut\n 483│// tier-split itself is unit-covered (`pump::peer_outcome` test); this proves the\n 484│// bound wires through to a live production pump end to end.\n 485│#[test]\n*486│fn pump_survives_a_black_holing_peer_heartbeat_advances_no_restart() {\n 487│    init_home();\n 488│    let _g = LOCK.lock().unwrap_or_else(|p| p.into_inner());\n 489│    let dir = TempDir::new().unwrap();\n    │...\n 600│\n*601│    // The heartbeat is written at the loop top (HEARTBEAT_PERIOD = 5s in prod). A\n 602│    // wedged pump (the pre-fix bug) freezes it on the dead-peer dial; a healthy\n 603│    // one keeps advancing across rounds. Read the first value, then require it to\n 604│    // ADVANCE while dead-peer rounds run.\n*605│    let hb = a_root.join(\"pump-heartbeat.json\");\n 606│    let mut first = None;\n 607│    for _ in 0..100 {\n*608│        if let Some(v) = read_heartbeat(&hb) {\n 609│            first = Some(v);\n 610│            break;\n 611│        }\n    │...\n 613│    }\n*614│    let first = first.expect(\"the pump wrote an initial heartbeat\");\n 615│\n 616│    let mut advanced = false;\n 617│    for _ in 0..200 {\n 618│        thread::sleep(Duration::from_millis(100));\n*619│        if read_heartbeat(&hb).is_some_and(|v| v > first) {\n 620│            advanced = true;\n 621│            break;\n 622│        }\n    │...\n 625│        advanced,\n*626│        \"the heartbeat advanced across dead-peer rounds — the pump did not wedge on the bounded dial\"\n 627│    );\n 628│\n 629│    // No supervised restart: `run_peer_pump` exits CLEANLY on stop (Ok), never\n    │...\n 669│/// bound). The live peer CONNECTS and is advertised to (its due push legs run) in\n*670│/// the SAME rounds the offline peers fail; the heartbeat advances every round (no\n 671│/// wedge — a dead peer never head-of-line-blocks the live one); and the pump exits\n 672│/// Ok on stop — a dead PEER never bubbles Err, so it NEVER triggers a supervised\n 673│/// restart. (`cadence.sync/update` are parked long so only the fire-and-forget\n    │...\n 788│    // reply-read leg — as a held inbound stream from A. Advertisement lands in the\n*789│    // SAME rounds the dead peers DIAL_FAIL (the heartbeat keeps advancing meanwhile).\n 790│    converge(\"this node advertised to the live peer in the same round\", || {\n 791│        live_probe\n 792│            .net_streams()\n    │...\n 796│\n*797│    // The heartbeat advances (no wedge). NOTE the first round primes EVERY leg\n 798│    // (`last == None` is due regardless of cadence), so the update-pull leg runs\n 799│    // against the connect-then-silent live peer (a bare net host answers no\n 800│    // update Query) and blocks ~one PEER_REPLY_READ_BUDGET (10s) before W1's\n    │...\n 803│    // later rounds are fast. The window is generous to cover that first primed\n*804│    // round; the point is the heartbeat DOES advance (the pump never froze).\n*805│    let hb = a_root.join(\"pump-heartbeat.json\");\n 806│    let mut first = None;\n 807│    for _ in 0..150 {\n*808│        if let Some(v) = read_heartbeat(&hb) {\n 809│            first = Some(v);\n 810│            break;\n 811│        }\n#### twohost.rs\n 307│        peer_addrs: home.join(\"identity\").join(\"peer-addrs.json\"),\n*308│        heartbeat: home.join(\"identity\").join(\"pump-heartbeat.json\"),\n 309│        rotations: home.join(\"identity\").join(\"rotation-pending.json\"),\n 310│    }\n 311│}\n\n## spt/tests/\n### attach_wedge_e2e.rs\n 186│        \"{mock_for_cmd} --mode dummy --id {{id}} --session-id {{session_id}} \\\n*187│         --spt {spt_for_cmd} --mock-adapter dummyharness --type live_agent --heartbeat-ms 200\"\n 188│    );\n 189│    let src = perch::spt_home().join(\"srcs\").join(\"dummyharness\");\n 190│    std::fs::create_dir_all(&src).unwrap();\n    │...\n 215│        .expect(\"spawn spt daemon run (broker process)\");\n*216│    let brain_pid = match wait_for_ready_pid(&home.path().join(\"brain.ready\"), Duration::from_secs(30))\n 217│    {\n 218│        Some(p) => p,\n 219│        None => {\n### bind_cwd_project_e2e.rs\n 119│    //    dummy_harness_e2e.rs: a long-lived live_agent fixture that binds its\n*120│    //    perch + heartbeats, declaring [session.psyche_init] so cmd_bind marks\n 121│    //    it online). ──\n 122│    let spt_for_cmd = spt_bin.to_string_lossy().replace('\\\\', \"/\");\n 123│    let mock_for_cmd = mock_session.to_string_lossy().replace('\\\\', \"/\");\n    │...\n 125│        \"{mock_for_cmd} --mode dummy --id {{id}} --session-id {{session_id}} \\\n*126│         --spt {spt_for_cmd} --mock-adapter dummyharness --type live_agent --heartbeat-ms 200\"\n 127│    );\n 128│    let src = perch::spt_home().join(\"srcs\").join(\"dummyharness\");\n 129│    std::fs::create_dir_all(&src).unwrap();\n    │...\n 159│    let brain_pid =\n*160│        match wait_for_ready_pid(&home.path().join(\"brain.ready\"), Duration::from_secs(30)) {\n 161│            Some(p) => p,\n 162│            None => {\n 163│                let _ = broker.kill();\n### bind_honest_cross_perch_e2e.rs\n 124│        .expect(\"spawn spt daemon run (broker process)\");\n*125│    let brain_pid = match wait_for_ready_pid(&home.path().join(\"brain.ready\"), Duration::from_secs(30))\n 126│    {\n 127│        Some(p) => p,\n 128│        None => {\n### brain_respawn_rename.rs\n  39│\n *40│/// `(pid, exe_hash)` out of a `brain.ready` body; `None` until it carries a pid.\n  41│fn read_ready(path: &Path) -> Option<(u32, Option<String>)> {\n  42│    let v: serde_json::Value = serde_json::from_str(&std::fs::read_to_string(path).ok()?).ok()?;\n  43│    let pid = v.get(\"pid\")?.as_u64()? as u32;\n    │...\n  50│\n *51│/// Poll `brain.ready` until it holds a pid different from `was`.\n  52│fn wait_ready(path: &Path, was: Option<u32>, budget: Duration) -> Option<(u32, Option<String>)> {\n  53│    let deadline = Instant::now() + budget;\n  54│    while Instant::now() < deadline {\n    │...\n  64│\n *65│/// Lowercase-hex SHA-256 of a file — the digest `brain.ready.exe_hash` carries.\n  66│fn file_hash(path: &Path) -> String {\n  67│    use sha2::{Digest, Sha256};\n  68│    let bytes = std::fs::read(path).expect(\"read file for hashing\");\n    │...\n 101│    // The REAL broker process, launched FROM P.\n*102│    let ready = home.path().join(\"brain.ready\");\n 103│    let mut broker: Child = Command::new(&canonical)\n 104│        .no_window()\n 105│        .args([\"daemon\", \"run\"])\n### brain_split.rs\n   7│//! the brain, which reconnects to the still-serving broker socket. A respawned\n  *8│//! brain (a NEW pid in `brain.ready`) can only appear if the broker stayed alive\n   9│//! to accept its connection, so the respawn IS the broker-survival proof.\n  10│//!\n  11│//! D1 is a true minimal skeleton: the brain child connects, signals ready, and\n    │...\n  37│\n *38│/// Read the `pid` out of a `brain.ready` body. As of restoration D6-1b the\n  39│/// breadcrumb is self-describing JSON `{pid, generation}` (was bare-pid text);\n  40│/// this is the only reader, migrated in the same commit.\n  41│fn ready_pid(body: &str) -> Option<u32> {\n    │...\n  48│\n *49│/// Poll `brain.ready` for a pid, up to `budget`. `None` if it never appears.\n  50│fn wait_for_ready_pid(path: &PathBuf, budget: Duration) -> Option<u32> {\n  51│    let deadline = Instant::now() + budget;\n  52│    while Instant::now() < deadline {\n    │...\n  62│\n *63│/// Poll `brain.ready` until it holds a pid DIFFERENT from `was` (a respawn),\n  64│/// up to `budget`. `None` if it never changes.\n  65│fn wait_for_new_pid(path: &PathBuf, was: u32, budget: Duration) -> Option<u32> {\n  66│    let deadline = Instant::now() + budget;\n    │...\n 108│    let spt_bin = PathBuf::from(env!(\"CARGO_BIN_EXE_spt\"));\n*109│    let ready = home.path().join(\"brain.ready\");\n 110│\n 111│    let mut broker: Child = Command::new(&spt_bin)\n 112│        .no_window()\n    │...\n 172│    let spt_bin = PathBuf::from(env!(\"CARGO_BIN_EXE_spt\"));\n*173│    let ready = home.path().join(\"brain.ready\");\n 174│\n 175│    // Start the REAL broker process (`spt daemon run`) on an isolated home.\n 176│    let mut broker: Child = Command::new(&spt_bin)\n    │...\n 185│        let _ = broker.kill();\n*186│        panic!(\"brain child never signalled ready (no brain.ready breadcrumb)\");\n 187│    });\n 188│    assert!(\n 189│        matches!(broker.try_wait(), Ok(None)),\n### brain_survive.rs\n 138│\n*139│/// The three breadcrumb fields out of a `brain.ready` body (parsed inline so this\n 140│/// test depends on no private brainproc helper). `None` until the file exists and\n 141│/// carries a parseable pid.\n 142│fn read_ready(path: &std::path::Path) -> Option<(u32, u64, Option<String>)> {\n    │...\n 153│\n*154│/// Poll `brain.ready` until it holds a pid (optionally one DIFFERENT from `was`),\n 155│/// returning `(pid, generation, exe_hash)`. `None` if it never appears in time.\n 156│fn wait_ready(\n 157│    path: &std::path::Path,\n    │...\n 172│\n*173│/// Lowercase-hex SHA-256 of a file (the same digest `brain.ready.exe_hash`\n 174│/// carries; recomputed independently here to assert the breadcrumb matches the\n 175│/// fixture the supervisor actually spawned).\n 176│fn file_hash(path: &std::path::Path) -> String {\n    │...\n 255│    //    planned-restart signal, exactly as a real `apply` drives it (D3-3). ──\n*256│    let ready_path = home.path().join(\"brain.ready\");\n 257│    let stop = Arc::new(AtomicBool::new(false));\n 258│    let restart = Arc::new(BrainRestart::new());\n 259│    let selected = Arc::new(Mutex::new(fixture_a.clone()));\n    │...\n 298│        Some(hash_a.as_str()),\n*299│        \"gen-0 brain.ready exe_hash must be fixture A\"\n 300│    );\n 301│    assert_eq!(broker.session_count(), 1, \"session survived the driver drop + resume\");\n 302│    assert_eq!(\n### dummy_harness_e2e.rs\n   8│//! The dummy harness (`mock-session --mode dummy`) binds its perch on startup (the\n  *9│//! harness contract), prints a stdout heartbeat on an interval, and stays alive\n  10│//! until killed — so \"broker wedged / endpoint died\" is cleanly separable from \"a\n  11│//! real harness failed to launch.\" Wave 2's lifecycle gates (VIEWER-CLOSE-DETACH,\n  12│//! ATTACH-WEDGE, daemon-stop) build on exactly this bring-up.\n    │...\n  14│//! Asserts: `endpoint run --start` brings the dummy up, its perch goes ONLINE, the\n *15│//! PTY child stays alive (heartbeating), and `spt rc <id>` attaches and receives the\n *16│//! live heartbeat output. Bounded; all spawned pids reaped scoped (never\n  17│//! machine-wide — shared runner).\n  18│\n  19│use std::io::Read;\n    │...\n 118│        \"{mock_for_cmd} --mode dummy --id {{id}} --session-id {{session_id}} \\\n*119│         --spt {spt_for_cmd} --mock-adapter dummyharness --type live_agent --heartbeat-ms 200\"\n 120│    );\n 121│    // A faithful live_agent fixture DECLARES `[session.psyche_init]`: cmd_bind only\n 122│    // marks status=online for `live_agent && psyche_init.is_some()` (startup.rs:464 —\n    │...\n 154│        .expect(\"spawn spt daemon run (broker process)\");\n*155│    let brain_pid = match wait_for_ready_pid(&home.path().join(\"brain.ready\"), Duration::from_secs(30))\n 156│    {\n 157│        Some(p) => p,\n 158│        None => {\n    │...\n 168│    // ── (4) The REAL spt-hosted bringup: endpoint run --start (broker spawns the\n*169│    //    dummy into a PTY; the dummy binds its perch + heartbeats). ──\n 170│    let id = \"dummy7\";\n 171│    let run = {\n 172│        let mut cmd = Command::new(&spt_bin);\n    │...\n 194│    // machine token) — the long-lived PTY child itself, NOT the transient `spt api\n*195│    // bind` subprocess that stamps info.json's pid. It must stay alive (heartbeating).\n 196│    let run_stderr = String::from_utf8_lossy(&run.stderr).to_string();\n 197│    let harness_pid: Option<u32> = run_stderr\n 198│        .split(\"pid=\")\n    │...\n 206│\n*207│    // ── (5) rc ATTACH: stream the live PTY output; assert the heartbeat arrives. ──\n 208│    let rc_err = home.path().join(\"rc.stderr.log\");\n 209│    let rc_err_file = std::fs::File::create(&rc_err).expect(\"create rc stderr log\");\n 210│    let mut rc: Child = Command::new(&spt_bin)\n    │...\n 292│        alive_after,\n*293│        \"the dummy harness PTY child must STAY ALIVE (heartbeating), not exit like the \\\n 294│         default mock — harness_pid={harness_pid:?}\"\n 295│    );\n 296│    // `rc_connected` (PUMP_IPC_READER present, no RC_FAIL) was the Wave-1 proxy for\n    │...\n 330│// in rc.rs run_attach) or hits \"no live session for endpoint\" (printed as\n*331│// RC_FAIL) — never connecting to the live PTY, so NO heartbeat is ever seen.\n 332│//\n 333│// THE CLAIM: the attach-by-default path (no --start) must DELIVER the live\n 334│// DUMMY_HARNESS_TICK — proof the attach waited for bringup and connected to the\n    │...\n 337│// Pre-fix this test is RED: the captured output shows the offline/no-live-session\n*338│// bail and NO heartbeat. (The fix — await a live broker SESSION between launch and\n 339│// the attach, then attach via the session-confirmed path that skips the offline\n 340│// failfast for the resuming-offline pre-bind window — W4, REQ-ENDPOINT-UNBOUND-ATTACH.)\n 341│//\n    │...\n 369│    // ── (2) Register the DUMMY-HARNESS adapter (verbatim shape from the sister\n*370│    //    test: long-lived kind=harness, heartbeats, binds its own perch; the\n 371│    //    brain's reconcile marks status=online and drives the Psyche as a bounded\n 372│    //    per-event turn, F-030 — no resident psyche process). ──\n 373│    let spt_for_cmd = spt_bin.to_string_lossy().replace('\\\\', \"/\");\n    │...\n 376│        \"{mock_for_cmd} --mode dummy --id {{id}} --session-id {{session_id}} \\\n*377│         --spt {spt_for_cmd} --mock-adapter dummyharness --type live_agent --heartbeat-ms 200\"\n 378│    );\n 379│    let src = perch::spt_home().join(\"srcs\").join(\"dummyharness\");\n 380│    std::fs::create_dir_all(&src).unwrap();\n    │...\n 406│    let brain_pid =\n*407│        match wait_for_ready_pid(&home.path().join(\"brain.ready\"), Duration::from_secs(30)) {\n 408│            Some(p) => p,\n 409│            None => {\n 410│                let _ = broker.kill();\n    │...\n 486│    //    attach pump's stdin-reader hit EOF and CLEAN-DETACH before the 200ms\n*487│    //    heartbeat — output_bounded/cmd.output() closes stdin, so it can NEVER observe\n 488│    //    a tick, in BOTH pre- and post-fix runs). Stream stdout in a thread until\n*489│    //    DUMMY_HARNESS_TICK (the heartbeat-delivery keystone), exactly as the sister\n 490│    //    test's `rc` attach does. ──\n 491│    let run_err = home.path().join(\"run.stderr.log\");\n 492│    let run_err_file = std::fs::File::create(&run_err).expect(\"create endpoint-run stderr log\");\n    │...\n 526│    // bringup coming ONLINE, connected to the live session, and delivered the\n*527│    // harness's live heartbeat — the SAME live-PTY marker the sister test asserts.\n 528│    let saw_tick = run_captured.contains(\"DUMMY_HARNESS_TICK\");\n 529│    let run_stderr_txt = std::fs::read_to_string(&run_err).unwrap_or_default();\n 530│    // Diagnostic discriminators for the pre-fix race losses (info only).\n    │...\n 610│    // ── (7) THE GATE. Pre-fix: RED (attach read the still-OFFLINE status, bailed\n*611│    //    \"offline — nothing to attach\", no heartbeat). Post-fix (await_endpoint_session\n 612│    //    then session-confirmed attach, offline failfast skipped): GREEN (the attach\n*613│    //    connects to the live re-bringup session, the heartbeat is delivered). ──\n 614│    assert!(\n 615│        saw_tick,\n 616│        \"`spt endpoint run` WITHOUT --start (attach-by-default) against a known-OFFLINE id \\\n    │...\n 620│         and bailed (bailed_offline={bailed_offline} bailed_no_session={bailed_no_session}, \\\n*621│         {} stdout bytes, no heartbeat).\\n=== endpoint run stdout ===\\n{run_captured}\\\n 622│         \\n=== endpoint run stderr ===\\n{run_stderr_txt}\\n=== brain stderr ===\\n{brain_stderr}\",\n 623│        run_captured.len(),\n 624│    );\n### endpoint_autostart_e2e.rs\n  92│\n *93│/// Poll `brain.ready` for a brain pid (optionally one DIFFERENT from `not`), up\n  94│/// to `budget`. Returns the pid once the file holds one.\n  95│fn wait_for_ready_pid(path: &Path, not: Option<u32>, budget: Duration) -> Option<u32> {\n  96│    let deadline = Instant::now() + budget;\n    │...\n 181│        \"{mock_for_cmd} --mode dummy --id {{id}} --session-id {{session_id}} \\\n*182│         --spt {spt_for_cmd} --mock-adapter cc --type live_agent --heartbeat-ms 200\"\n 183│    );\n 184│    let psyche_bin = install_dir.join(format!(\"psychebin{exe_suffix}\"));\n 185│    std::fs::copy(&spt_bin, &psyche_bin).expect(\"stage the psyche binary fixture\");\n    │...\n 198│    let id = \"gwauto\";\n*199│    let ready_path = home.path().join(\"brain.ready\");\n 200│\n 201│    // ── (3) Daemon A — the FIRST real broker process (own stderr log). ──\n 202│    let daemon_a_log = home.path().join(\"daemon-a.stderr.log\");\n    │...\n 274│    // ── (5) STOP daemon A: `daemon stop --force`, then kill + reap the broker\n*275│    //    child and clear brain.ready so we can detect daemon B's fresh brain. ──\n 276│    let _ = {\n 277│        let mut cmd = Command::new(&spt_bin);\n 278│        cmd.no_window()\n### idle_edge_drain_e2e.rs\n  64│\n *65│/// Poll `brain.ready` for the brain pid, up to `budget`.\n  66│fn wait_for_ready_pid(path: &Path, budget: Duration) -> Option<u32> {\n  67│    let deadline = Instant::now() + budget;\n  68│    while Instant::now() < deadline {\n    │...\n 120│        \"{mock_for_cmd} --mode dummy --id {{id}} --session-id {{session_id}} \\\n*121│         --spt {spt_for_cmd} --mock-adapter cc --type live_agent --heartbeat-ms 200\"\n 122│    );\n 123│    let psyche_bin = install_dir.join(format!(\"psychebin{exe_suffix}\"));\n 124│    std::fs::copy(&spt_bin, &psyche_bin).expect(\"stage the psyche binary fixture\");\n    │...\n 149│    let brain_pid =\n*150│        match wait_for_ready_pid(&home.path().join(\"brain.ready\"), Duration::from_secs(30)) {\n 151│            Some(p) => p,\n 152│            None => {\n 153│                let _ = broker.kill();\n### job_escape_e2e.rs\n 207│\n*208│        // ── (2) Wait for the WMI-launched daemon to bind (brain.ready) → brain pid,\n 209│        //    then read the BROKER pid (the `spt daemon run` process) from daemon.pid.\n*210│        let brain_ready = home.path().join(\"brain.ready\");\n 211│        let brain_pid = {\n 212│            let deadline = Instant::now() + Duration::from_secs(40);\n 213│            let mut found = None;\n    │...\n 229│        // std::process::id()). ITS conhost is the window under test. Poll briefly:\n*230│        // the broker writes daemon.pid as it boots, possibly just after brain.ready.\n 231│        let broker_pid = {\n 232│            let deadline = Instant::now() + Duration::from_secs(10);\n 233│            let mut found = None;\n    │...\n 259│                panic!(\n*260│                    \"PRECONDITION: the WMI-launched daemon never bound (brain.ready / \\\n 261│                     daemon.pid missing) in the isolated SPT_HOME (rung marker={rung:?}). \\\n 262│                     If SPT_HOME did not reach the WMI child, the daemon bound the wrong \\\n 263│                     universe.\"\n    │...\n 422│\n*423│        // ── (3) Wait for the WMI-launched daemon to bind (brain.ready) → its pid. ──\n*424│        let brain_ready = home.path().join(\"brain.ready\");\n 425│        let brain_pid = {\n 426│            let deadline = Instant::now() + Duration::from_secs(40);\n 427│            let mut found = None;\n    │...\n 449│                panic!(\n*450│                    \"PRECONDITION: the WMI-launched daemon never bound brain.ready in the \\\n 451│                     isolated SPT_HOME (rung marker={rung:?}). If SPT_HOME did not reach the \\\n 452│                     WMI child, the daemon bound the wrong universe.\"\n 453│                );\n    │...\n 530│        // (a survivor holds `target\\debug\\spt.exe` and breaks the next CI checkout).\n*531│        // Poll both recorded pids — broker (daemon.pid) and brain (brain.ready) —\n 532│        // dead. `taskkill /T` is prompt, so a 10s window is generous.\n 533│        let tree_reaped = {\n 534│            // 25s (was 10s): the kill is already issued (taskkill /F /T above); this\n    │...\n 586│        // Test hygiene (the whole point of THIS fix): the entire WMI daemon tree —\n*587│        // BROKER (daemon.pid) + brain (brain.ready) — must be reaped before return.\n 588│        // A WMI daemon is JOB-NEUTRAL by design, so nothing else reaps it; a\n 589│        // survivor locks `target\\debug\\spt.exe` → next CI job's checkout dies with\n 590│        // \"EPERM unlink spt.exe\". [int->REQ-HAZARD-VIEWER-CLOSE-DETACH]\n### live_adapt_translation_swap_e2e.rs\n  70│\n *71│/// Poll `brain.ready` for the brain pid, up to `budget`.\n  72│fn wait_for_ready_pid(path: &Path, budget: Duration) -> Option<u32> {\n  73│    let deadline = Instant::now() + budget;\n  74│    while Instant::now() < deadline {\n    │...\n 158│        \"{mock_for_cmd} --mode dummy --id {{id}} --session-id {{session_id}} \\\n*159│         --spt {spt_for_cmd} --mock-adapter cc --type live_agent --heartbeat-ms 200\"\n 160│    );\n 161│    let psyche_bin = install_dir.join(format!(\"psychebin{exe_suffix}\"));\n 162│    std::fs::copy(&spt_bin, &psyche_bin).expect(\"stage the psyche binary fixture\");\n    │...\n 191│    let brain_pid =\n*192│        match wait_for_ready_pid(&home.path().join(\"brain.ready\"), Duration::from_secs(30)) {\n 193│            Some(p) => p,\n 194│            None => {\n 195│                let _ = broker.kill();\n    │...\n 468│    let brain_pid =\n*469│        match wait_for_ready_pid(&home.path().join(\"brain.ready\"), Duration::from_secs(30)) {\n 470│            Some(p) => p,\n 471│            None => {\n 472│                let _ = broker.kill();\n    │...\n 598│        \"{mock_for_cmd} --mode dummy --id {{id}} --session-id {{session_id}} \\\n*599│         --spt {spt_for_cmd} --mock-adapter cc --type live_agent --heartbeat-ms 200\"\n 600│    );\n 601│    let psyche_bin = install_dir.join(format!(\"psychebin{exe_suffix}\"));\n 602│    std::fs::copy(&spt_bin, &psyche_bin).expect(\"stage the psyche binary fixture\");\n    │...\n 630│    let brain_pid =\n*631│        match wait_for_ready_pid(&home.path().join(\"brain.ready\"), Duration::from_secs(30)) {\n 632│            Some(p) => p,\n 633│            None => {\n 634│                let _ = broker.kill();\n    │...\n 855│        \"{mock_for_cmd} --mode dummy --id {{id}} --session-id {{session_id}} \\\n*856│         --spt {spt_for_cmd} --mock-adapter cc --type live_agent --heartbeat-ms 200\"\n 857│    );\n 858│    let psyche_bin = install_dir.join(format!(\"psychebin{exe_suffix}\"));\n 859│    std::fs::copy(&spt_bin, &psyche_bin).expect(\"stage the psyche binary fixture\");\n    │...\n 898│    let brain_pid =\n*899│        match wait_for_ready_pid(&home.path().join(\"brain.ready\"), Duration::from_secs(30)) {\n 900│            Some(p) => p,\n 901│            None => {\n 902│                let _ = broker.kill();\n### livehost_bootgate_e2e.rs\n  45│\n *46│/// Poll `brain.ready` for the brain pid (self-describing JSON) up to `budget`.\n  47│fn wait_for_ready_pid(path: &Path, budget: Duration) -> Option<u32> {\n  48│    let deadline = Instant::now() + budget;\n  49│    while Instant::now() < deadline {\n    │...\n 127│    let brain_pid =\n*128│        match wait_for_ready_pid(&home.path().join(\"brain.ready\"), Duration::from_secs(30)) {\n 129│            Some(p) => p,\n 130│            None => {\n 131│                let _ = broker.kill();\n### multi_subnet_bringup_e2e.rs\n  20│//!    that never binds, so `spt rc` attaches a genuinely pre-bind STATUS_UNBOUND\n *21│//!    endpoint and the live heartbeat flows — the headline \"attachable between\n  22│//!    spawn and bind\", proven against a real session (not a disk fake).\n  23│//!\n  24│//! A single-subnet control proves auto-home still works (the gap-hider, here a\n    │...\n 120│        \"{mock_for_cmd} --mode {mode} --id {{id}} --session-id {{session_id}} \\\n*121│         --spt {spt_for_cmd} --mock-adapter {name} --type live_agent --heartbeat-ms 200\"\n 122│    );\n 123│    let src = perch::spt_home().join(\"srcs\").join(name);\n 124│    std::fs::create_dir_all(&src).unwrap();\n    │...\n 151│        .expect(\"spawn spt daemon run (broker process)\");\n*152│    match wait_for_ready_pid(&home.join(\"brain.ready\"), Duration::from_secs(30)) {\n 153│        Some(p) => (broker, p, brain_log),\n 154│        None => {\n 155│            let _ = broker.kill();\n    │...\n 348│// session that NEVER binds, so `spt rc` attaches a genuinely pre-bind\n*349│// STATUS_UNBOUND endpoint and the live heartbeat flows — the \"attachable between\n 350│// spawn and bind\" headline, proven against a real session. (The UNBOUND→ONLINE\n 351│// flip is proven by the binding tests above; the resume-offline attach face by\n 352│// dummy_harness_e2e.)\n    │...\n 367│    // Start it (no attach): the skeleton is UNBOUND; the hold-unbound dummy spawns a\n*368│    // live session + heartbeats but NEVER binds → status stays UNBOUND.\n 369│    let id = \"unbound1\";\n 370│    let run = {\n 371│        let mut cmd = Command::new(&spt_bin);\n    │...\n 382│\n*383│    // rc ATTACH the live pre-bind session → the heartbeat must flow.\n 384│    let rc_err = home.path().join(\"rc.stderr.log\");\n 385│    let rc_err_file = std::fs::File::create(&rc_err).expect(\"create rc stderr log\");\n 386│    let mut rc: Child = Command::new(&spt_bin)\n    │...\n 443│        rc_saw_tick,\n*444│        \"rc must receive the live heartbeat from the pre-bind UNBOUND session.\\n\\\n 445│         === rc stdout ===\\n{rc_captured}\\n=== rc stderr ===\\n{rc_stderr}\\n=== brain ===\\n{brain_stderr}\"\n 446│    );\n 447│    assert!(\n### n1_pairing.rs\n  93│    std::env::set_var(\"SPT_HOME\", home.path());\n *94│    let ready = home.path().join(\"brain.ready\");\n  95│\n  96│    // ── Start the OLD broker (`<pin> daemon run`); it binds the broker socket and\n *97│    //    spawns its OWN old brain, which writes brain.ready once it has connected\n  98│    //    — our signal that the old broker is serving. ──\n  99│    let mut old = Command::new(&old_broker)\n 100│        .no_window()\n    │...\n 113│        kill(&mut old);\n*114│        panic!(\"old broker never brought its brain up (no brain.ready) — cannot pair\");\n 115│    }\n 116│\n 117│    // ── Test-launch the CURRENT brain against the OLD broker's socket/home, with\n    │...\n 137│\n*138│    // Let it connect + handshake + run several heartbeats against the old broker.\n 139│    thread::sleep(Duration::from_secs(6));\n 140│\n 141│    // (1) No clap/arity reject, no verb desync: the current brain is STILL ALIVE\n    │...\n 170│    );\n*171│    // (3) Stable heartbeats: the net-status verb round-trips against the old\n*172│    //     broker every heartbeat — a broker loss would print BRAIN_BROKER_LOST.\n 173│    assert!(\n 174│        !trace.contains(\"BRAIN_BROKER_LOST\"),\n 175│        \"the current brain lost the old broker mid-run — a verb-surface desync.\\nTRACE:\\n{trace}\""},"isError":false,"timestamp":1784110216897}}
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{"type":"message","id":"a7221915","parentId":"db966225","timestamp":"2026-07-15T10:11:11.090Z","message":{"role":"toolResult","toolCallId":"call_CC9oDa93M6x5p1cVzZCttc3r|fc_06a4aa57167d0698016a575cbefa6c8199b25f3732bc0e3dab","toolName":"read","content":[{"type":"text","text":"fn rollback(env: &dyn TrialEnv, record: &Option<AppliedRecord>) {\n    if let Some(AppliedRecord::AppliedPending {\n        version,\n        rollback_binary,\n        prior_version,\n        ..\n    }) = record\n    {\n        let running = prior_version.unwrap_or(version.saturating_sub(1));\n        eprintln!(\"BRAIN_ROLLBACK: update v{version} failed readiness — rolling back to v{running} ({rollback_binary}), quarantining v{version}\");\n        env.record_rolled_back(*version, running, rollback_binary);\n    }\n}\n\n/// Promotion bytes-gate verdict (KH 6.11, `REQ-HAZARD-BRAIN-RESPAWN-PATH`).\nenum BytesGate {\n    /// Candidate is running the staged bytes — promote.\n    Match,\n    /// Candidate is ready but running the WRONG bytes — fail the trial, roll back.\n    Mismatch,\n    /// Either hash absent (pre-metadata release / missing breadcrumb) — degrade\n    /// to readiness-only promotion (N-1-safe).\n    Unverified,\n}\n\n/// Compare the just-ready candidate's stamped `exe_hash` against the staged\n/// artifact hash for `version` on this platform (KH 6.11). Readiness alone is\n/// NOT proof the new bytes run — on Linux a brain respawned onto the renamed\n/// old binary still signals ready (the v0.4.1 kitsubito false-success). On\n/// either hash absent the gate degrades to readiness-only but emits\n/// `PROMOTE_BYTES_UNVERIFIED` so a disarmed gate stays field-diagnosable.\n// [impl->REQ-HAZARD-BRAIN-RESPAWN-PATH]\nfn bytes_gate(env: &dyn TrialEnv, version: u64) -> BytesGate {\n    match (env.staged_artifact_hash(version), env.ready_exe_hash()) {\n        (Some(expected), Some(actual)) if expected == actual => BytesGate::Match,\n        (Some(_), Some(_)) => BytesGate::Mismatch,\n        (expected, _) => {\n            let which = if expected.is_none() {\n                \"artifact-hash-absent\"\n            } else {\n                \"ready-hash-absent\"\n            };\n            eprintln!(\"PROMOTE_BYTES_UNVERIFIED:{version}:{which}\");\n            BytesGate::Unverified\n        }\n    }\n}\n\n/// Spawn the production brain child: re-exec `daemon brain` as a plain\n/// (non-detached) managed child, so it inherits the broker's environment —\n/// including `SPT_HOME` — and dies with no orphaning. NOT `spawn_detached`\n/// (that path rebuilds the Windows env block and would drop `SPT_HOME`). The\n/// broker stamps `{generation, start-reason}` onto the argv (ADR-0018 V2).\n///\n/// `binary` is the **record-driven selection** (D6-2): `None` spawns the\n/// accepted / candidate binary (`canonical`, below), `Some(path)` spawns the\n/// rollback binary (the `.old-N` last-known-good) — the supervisor chooses, no\n/// file is renamed at the failure instant.\n///\n/// `canonical` is the canonical exe path captured ONCE at broker start\n/// (`spawn_brain_supervisor`). The `None` default uses it — **never** a\n/// per-spawn `std::env::current_exe()` — because on Linux `current_exe()`\n/// (`readlink /proc/self/exe`) is inode-tracking and follows the `apply` rename\n/// (`spt` → `spt.old-N`), which would respawn the brain onto the OLD bytes\n/// (KH 6.11). Falls back to `current_exe()` only if the t=0 capture failed\n/// (degrade-safe — restores pre-fix behavior rather than failing to spawn).\n/// Resolve which binary the brain spawns (KH 6.11). `Some(rollback)` wins (the\n/// record-driven `.old-N` selection); else the `canonical` path captured at\n/// broker start; else — only if that capture failed — degrade to a per-spawn\n/// `current_exe()`. The point of the fix: NEVER a per-spawn `current_exe()`\n/// when a canonical path is available, because on Linux `current_exe()` follows\n/// the `apply` rename to the old binary.\n// [impl->REQ-HAZARD-BRAIN-RESPAWN-PATH]\nfn select_brain_exe(binary: Option<&Path>, canonical: Option<&Path>) -> io::Result<PathBuf> {\n    match binary {\n        Some(p) => Ok(p.to_path_buf()),\n        None => match canonical {\n            Some(c) => Ok(c.to_path_buf()),\n            None => std::env::current_exe(),\n        },\n    }\n}\n\n// [impl->REQ-HAZARD-BRAIN-RESPAWN-PATH]\nfn spawn_brain_child(\n    generation: u64,\n    reason: StartReason,\n    binary: Option<&Path>,\n    canonical: Option<&Path>,\n) -> io::Result<Child> {\n    let exe = select_brain_exe(binary, canonical)?;\n    let mut cmd = Command::new(exe);\n    cmd.args(brain_child_args(generation, reason));\n    // The brain is a background logic process — it must never flash a console\n    // window. On Windows a plain console-subsystem spawn pops one whenever the\n    // broker has a console (a `spt daemon run` in a terminal, or any test that\n    // spawns the daemon); CREATE_NO_WINDOW suppresses it without detaching, so\n    // the plain-child SPT_HOME inheritance (above) is preserved.\n…\n}\n…\n    fn ready_generation_parses_stamp_and_fails_safe() {\n…\n        let stale = parse_ready_generation(\n            &serde_json::json!({\"pid\": 4321, \"generation\": 6}).to_string(),\n        );\n        assert_eq!(stale, Some(6));\n        assert_ne!(stale, Some(7), \"a gen-6 stamp must not satisfy a gen-7 gate\");\n        // Fail-safe: legacy bare-pid text, garbage, and a stampless body → None.\n        assert_eq!(parse_ready_generation(\"4321\"), None, \"legacy bare pid\");\n        assert_eq!(parse_ready_generation(\"{ not json\"), None, \"garbage\");\n        assert_eq!(\n            parse_ready_generation(&serde_json::json!({\"pid\": 4321}).to_string()),\n            None,\n            \"no generation field\"\n        );\n    }\n\n    /// `ready_generation_at` reads the stamp from a real file and fails safe on\n    /// an absent path (restoration D6-1b).\n    // [unit->REQ-HAZARD-BROKER-PROCESS-ISOLATION]\n    #[test]\n    fn ready_generation_at_reads_file_and_absent_is_none() {\n        let dir = tempfile::tempdir().unwrap();\n        let path = dir.path().join(\"brain.ready\");\n        assert_eq!(ready_generation_at(&path), None, \"absent file → not-ready\");\n        std::fs::write(&path, serde_json::json!({\"pid\": 1, \"generation\": 42}).to_string())\n            .unwrap();\n        assert_eq!(ready_generation_at(&path), Some(42));\n    }\n\n    /// D7-1: the `exe_hash` breadcrumb reader extracts the resident-bytes digest\n    /// and is N-1-readable — a legacy D6-era `{pid, generation}` stamp (no\n    /// `exe_hash`) reads `None`, never an error.\n    // [unit->REQ-HAZARD-BROKER-PROCESS-ISOLATION]\n    #[test]\n    fn ready_exe_hash_parses_and_is_n1_readable() {\n        // Present → Some(hash).\n        assert_eq!(\n            parse_ready_exe_hash(\n                &serde_json::json!({\"pid\": 1, \"generation\": 3, \"exe_hash\": \"deadbeef\"})\n                    .to_string()\n            ),\n            Some(\"deadbeef\".to_string())\n        );\n        // Absent (legacy N-1 shape) / garbled → None, the N-1-readable answer.\n        assert_eq!(\n            parse_ready_exe_hash(&serde_json::json!({\"pid\": 1, \"generation\": 3}).to_string()),\n            None,\n            \"a D6-era stamp without exe_hash reads None (additive / N-1-readable)\"\n        );\n        assert_eq!(parse_ready_exe_hash(\"{ not json\"), None, \"garbage → None\");\n    }\n\n    /// D7-1: the fixture-B swap mechanism — appending padding bytes to a binary\n    /// flips its SHA-256 while a prefix is otherwise identical. This is exactly\n    /// how the D7-1 survival E2E builds fixture B from fixture A (PE + ELF both\n    /// tolerate trailing data, so behavior is unchanged but `exe_hash` flips).\n    // [unit->REQ-HAZARD-BROKER-PROCESS-ISOLATION]\n    #[test]\n    fn appended_padding_flips_exe_hash() {\n        let a = b\"the-fixture-A-bytes\".to_vec();\n        let mut b = a.clone();\n        b.extend_from_slice(&[0u8; 16]); // fixture B = A + appended padding\n        assert_ne!(\n            crate::release::sha256_hex(&a),\n            crate::release::sha256_hex(&b),\n            \"appending padding must flip the exe_hash (the fixture-B swap proof)\"\n        );\n    }\n\n    // ── D6-2: the readiness-gated rollback state machine ────────────────────────\n\n    use std::sync::Mutex;\n\n    /// A scripted [`TrialEnv`] for the supervisor harness: the test drives the\n    /// record + the readiness stamp and captures the promote/rollback effects +\n    /// the notif (a capturing sink). Real OS child processes are still spawned by\n    /// the injected `spawn_child` closure — only the brain's ready/record/notif\n    /// observations are faked (the candidate test children are not real brains).\n    struct TestTrialEnv {\n        state: Mutex<Option<AppliedRecord>>,\n        ready: Mutex<Option<u64>>,\n        clears: AtomicU32,\n        promotions: Mutex<Vec<u64>>,\n        rollbacks: Mutex<Vec<(u64, u64, String)>>,\n        notifs: AtomicU32,\n        // Bytes-gate fakes (KH 6.11): default None/None → Unverified → degrade to\n        // readiness-only, preserving the pre-gate promotion behavior every other\n        // test relies on. The truth-table tests set these explicitly.\n        ready_hash: Mutex<Option<String>>,\n        staged_hash: Mutex<Option<String>>,\n        // DRAINED-gate countdown (REQ-UPDATE-PROMOTE-DRAINED): each `old_gen_drained`\n        // call returns `false` and decrements while > 0, then `true`. 0 (the default)\n        // = always drained, so every pre-existing trial test promotes exactly as\n        // before; `u32::MAX` = never drains within a test window; a small N = drains\n        // after N polls (the ready-seen latch holds across the undrained polls).\n        drain_countdown: AtomicU32,\n    }\n\n    impl TestTrialEnv {\n        fn pending(version: u64, rollback_binary: &str) -> Self {\n            TestTrialEnv {\n                state: Mutex::new(Some(AppliedRecord::AppliedPending {\n                    version,\n…\n                })),\n…\n            }\n        }\n…\n    }\n…\n    fn ready_candidate_promotes_once_old_gen_drains() {\n…\n        supervise_brain(\n…\n            move |gen, _reason, _binary| {\n…\n                if n == 1 {\n…\n                } else {\n…\n                    stop_c.store(true, Ordering::Relaxed);\n                }\n                fast_child()\n            },\n        );\n        assert_eq!(\n            env.promotions.lock().unwrap().as_slice(),\n            &[7],\n            \"promotes once the old generation drains (ready-seen latched across the wait)\"\n        );\n        assert!(\n            env.rollbacks.lock().unwrap().is_empty(),\n            \"no premature rollback — the drain arrived inside the window\"\n        );\n    }\n\n    /// (KH 6.11 — Half 1) Spawn-path selection: the `None` default resolves the\n    /// CANONICAL path captured at broker start, NOT a per-spawn current_exe (the\n    /// Linux apply-rename trap). `Some(.old-N)` rollback selection wins; only a\n    /// failed t=0 capture (canonical=None) degrades to current_exe.\n    // [unit->REQ-HAZARD-BRAIN-RESPAWN-PATH]\n    #[test]\n    fn select_brain_exe_prefers_canonical_over_per_spawn_current_exe() {\n        let canonical = Path::new(\"/install/spt\");\n        let rollback = Path::new(\"/install/spt.old-9\");\n        assert_eq!(\n            select_brain_exe(None, Some(canonical)).unwrap(),\n            canonical.to_path_buf(),\n            \"None must spawn the captured canonical path, not per-spawn current_exe\"\n        );\n        assert_eq!(\n            select_brain_exe(Some(rollback), Some(canonical)).unwrap(),\n            rollback.to_path_buf(),\n            \"Some(.old-N) rollback selection is honored over canonical\"\n        );\n        assert_eq!(\n            select_brain_exe(None, None).unwrap(),\n            std::env::current_exe().unwrap(),\n            \"no canonical capture degrades to current_exe (pre-fix behavior)\"\n        );\n    }\n\n    /// (KH 6.11 — Half 2) Promotion bytes-gate truth table: match→Match,\n    /// mismatch→Mismatch, either-hash-absent→Unverified (degrade to\n    /// readiness-only, N-1-safe).\n    // [unit->REQ-HAZARD-BRAIN-RESPAWN-PATH]\n    #[test]\n    fn bytes_gate_truth_table() {\n        let m = TestTrialEnv::pending(8, \"/g/spt.old-8\").with_hashes(Some(\"abc\"), Some(\"abc\"));\n        assert!(matches!(bytes_gate(&m, 8), BytesGate::Match));\n        let x = TestTrialEnv::pending(8, \"/g/spt.old-8\").with_hashes(Some(\"abc\"), Some(\"xyz\"));\n…\n    }"}],"details":{"displayContent":{"text":"fn rollback(env: &dyn TrialEnv, record: &Option<AppliedRecord>) {\n    if let Some(AppliedRecord::AppliedPending {\n        version,\n        rollback_binary,\n        prior_version,\n        ..\n    }) = record\n    {\n        let running = prior_version.unwrap_or(version.saturating_sub(1));\n        eprintln!(\"BRAIN_ROLLBACK: update v{version} failed readiness — rolling back to v{running} ({rollback_binary}), quarantining v{version}\");\n        env.record_rolled_back(*version, running, rollback_binary);\n    }\n}\n\n/// Promotion bytes-gate verdict (KH 6.11, `REQ-HAZARD-BRAIN-RESPAWN-PATH`).\nenum BytesGate {\n    /// Candidate is running the staged bytes — promote.\n    Match,\n    /// Candidate is ready but running the WRONG bytes — fail the trial, roll back.\n    Mismatch,\n    /// Either hash absent (pre-metadata release / missing breadcrumb) — degrade\n    /// to readiness-only promotion (N-1-safe).\n    Unverified,\n}\n\n/// Compare the just-ready candidate's stamped `exe_hash` against the staged\n/// artifact hash for `version` on this platform (KH 6.11). Readiness alone is\n/// NOT proof the new bytes run — on Linux a brain respawned onto the renamed\n/// old binary still signals ready (the v0.4.1 kitsubito false-success). On\n/// either hash absent the gate degrades to readiness-only but emits\n/// `PROMOTE_BYTES_UNVERIFIED` so a disarmed gate stays field-diagnosable.\n// [impl->REQ-HAZARD-BRAIN-RESPAWN-PATH]\nfn bytes_gate(env: &dyn TrialEnv, version: u64) -> BytesGate {\n    match (env.staged_artifact_hash(version), env.ready_exe_hash()) {\n        (Some(expected), Some(actual)) if expected == actual => BytesGate::Match,\n        (Some(_), Some(_)) => BytesGate::Mismatch,\n        (expected, _) => {\n            let which = if expected.is_none() {\n                \"artifact-hash-absent\"\n            } else {\n                \"ready-hash-absent\"\n            };\n            eprintln!(\"PROMOTE_BYTES_UNVERIFIED:{version}:{which}\");\n            BytesGate::Unverified\n        }\n    }\n}\n\n/// Spawn the production brain child: re-exec `daemon brain` as a plain\n/// (non-detached) managed child, so it inherits the broker's environment —\n/// including `SPT_HOME` — and dies with no orphaning. NOT `spawn_detached`\n/// (that path rebuilds the Windows env block and would drop `SPT_HOME`). The\n/// broker stamps `{generation, start-reason}` onto the argv (ADR-0018 V2).\n///\n/// `binary` is the **record-driven selection** (D6-2): `None` spawns the\n/// accepted / candidate binary (`canonical`, below), `Some(path)` spawns the\n/// rollback binary (the `.old-N` last-known-good) — the supervisor chooses, no\n/// file is renamed at the failure instant.\n///\n/// `canonical` is the canonical exe path captured ONCE at broker start\n/// (`spawn_brain_supervisor`). The `None` default uses it — **never** a\n/// per-spawn `std::env::current_exe()` — because on Linux `current_exe()`\n/// (`readlink /proc/self/exe`) is inode-tracking and follows the `apply` rename\n/// (`spt` → `spt.old-N`), which would respawn the brain onto the OLD bytes\n/// (KH 6.11). Falls back to `current_exe()` only if the t=0 capture failed\n/// (degrade-safe — restores pre-fix behavior rather than failing to spawn).\n/// Resolve which binary the brain spawns (KH 6.11). `Some(rollback)` wins (the\n/// record-driven `.old-N` selection); else the `canonical` path captured at\n/// broker start; else — only if that capture failed — degrade to a per-spawn\n/// `current_exe()`. The point of the fix: NEVER a per-spawn `current_exe()`\n/// when a canonical path is available, because on Linux `current_exe()` follows\n/// the `apply` rename to the old binary.\n// [impl->REQ-HAZARD-BRAIN-RESPAWN-PATH]\nfn select_brain_exe(binary: Option<&Path>, canonical: Option<&Path>) -> io::Result<PathBuf> {\n    match binary {\n        Some(p) => Ok(p.to_path_buf()),\n        None => match canonical {\n            Some(c) => Ok(c.to_path_buf()),\n            None => std::env::current_exe(),\n        },\n    }\n}\n\n// [impl->REQ-HAZARD-BRAIN-RESPAWN-PATH]\nfn spawn_brain_child(\n    generation: u64,\n    reason: StartReason,\n    binary: Option<&Path>,\n    canonical: Option<&Path>,\n) -> io::Result<Child> {\n    let exe = select_brain_exe(binary, canonical)?;\n    let mut cmd = Command::new(exe);\n    cmd.args(brain_child_args(generation, reason));\n    // The brain is a background logic process — it must never flash a console\n    // window. On Windows a plain console-subsystem spawn pops one whenever the\n    // broker has a console (a `spt daemon run` in a terminal, or any test that\n    // spawns the daemon); CREATE_NO_WINDOW suppresses it without detaching, so\n    // the plain-child SPT_HOME inheritance (above) is preserved.\n…\n}\n…\n    fn ready_generation_parses_stamp_and_fails_safe() {\n…\n        let stale = parse_ready_generation(\n            &serde_json::json!({\"pid\": 4321, \"generation\": 6}).to_string(),\n        );\n        assert_eq!(stale, Some(6));\n        assert_ne!(stale, Some(7), \"a gen-6 stamp must not satisfy a gen-7 gate\");\n        // Fail-safe: legacy bare-pid text, garbage, and a stampless body → None.\n        assert_eq!(parse_ready_generation(\"4321\"), None, \"legacy bare pid\");\n        assert_eq!(parse_ready_generation(\"{ not json\"), None, \"garbage\");\n        assert_eq!(\n            parse_ready_generation(&serde_json::json!({\"pid\": 4321}).to_string()),\n            None,\n            \"no generation field\"\n        );\n    }\n\n    /// `ready_generation_at` reads the stamp from a real file and fails safe on\n    /// an absent path (restoration D6-1b).\n    // [unit->REQ-HAZARD-BROKER-PROCESS-ISOLATION]\n    #[test]\n    fn ready_generation_at_reads_file_and_absent_is_none() {\n        let dir = tempfile::tempdir().unwrap();\n        let path = dir.path().join(\"brain.ready\");\n        assert_eq!(ready_generation_at(&path), None, \"absent file → not-ready\");\n        std::fs::write(&path, serde_json::json!({\"pid\": 1, \"generation\": 42}).to_string())\n            .unwrap();\n        assert_eq!(ready_generation_at(&path), Some(42));\n    }\n\n    /// D7-1: the `exe_hash` breadcrumb reader extracts the resident-bytes digest\n    /// and is N-1-readable — a legacy D6-era `{pid, generation}` stamp (no\n    /// `exe_hash`) reads `None`, never an error.\n    // [unit->REQ-HAZARD-BROKER-PROCESS-ISOLATION]\n    #[test]\n    fn ready_exe_hash_parses_and_is_n1_readable() {\n        // Present → Some(hash).\n        assert_eq!(\n            parse_ready_exe_hash(\n                &serde_json::json!({\"pid\": 1, \"generation\": 3, \"exe_hash\": \"deadbeef\"})\n                    .to_string()\n            ),\n            Some(\"deadbeef\".to_string())\n        );\n        // Absent (legacy N-1 shape) / garbled → None, the N-1-readable answer.\n        assert_eq!(\n            parse_ready_exe_hash(&serde_json::json!({\"pid\": 1, \"generation\": 3}).to_string()),\n            None,\n            \"a D6-era stamp without exe_hash reads None (additive / N-1-readable)\"\n        );\n        assert_eq!(parse_ready_exe_hash(\"{ not json\"), None, \"garbage → None\");\n    }\n\n    /// D7-1: the fixture-B swap mechanism — appending padding bytes to a binary\n    /// flips its SHA-256 while a prefix is otherwise identical. This is exactly\n    /// how the D7-1 survival E2E builds fixture B from fixture A (PE + ELF both\n    /// tolerate trailing data, so behavior is unchanged but `exe_hash` flips).\n    // [unit->REQ-HAZARD-BROKER-PROCESS-ISOLATION]\n    #[test]\n    fn appended_padding_flips_exe_hash() {\n        let a = b\"the-fixture-A-bytes\".to_vec();\n        let mut b = a.clone();\n        b.extend_from_slice(&[0u8; 16]); // fixture B = A + appended padding\n        assert_ne!(\n            crate::release::sha256_hex(&a),\n            crate::release::sha256_hex(&b),\n            \"appending padding must flip the exe_hash (the fixture-B swap proof)\"\n        );\n    }\n\n    // ── D6-2: the readiness-gated rollback state machine ────────────────────────\n\n    use std::sync::Mutex;\n\n    /// A scripted [`TrialEnv`] for the supervisor harness: the test drives the\n    /// record + the readiness stamp and captures the promote/rollback effects +\n    /// the notif (a capturing sink). Real OS child processes are still spawned by\n    /// the injected `spawn_child` closure — only the brain's ready/record/notif\n    /// observations are faked (the candidate test children are not real brains).\n    struct TestTrialEnv {\n        state: Mutex<Option<AppliedRecord>>,\n        ready: Mutex<Option<u64>>,\n        clears: AtomicU32,\n        promotions: Mutex<Vec<u64>>,\n        rollbacks: Mutex<Vec<(u64, u64, String)>>,\n        notifs: AtomicU32,\n        // Bytes-gate fakes (KH 6.11): default None/None → Unverified → degrade to\n        // readiness-only, preserving the pre-gate promotion behavior every other\n        // test relies on. 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No hosted\n 32|//!    endpoint terminates or suspends (REQ-UPD-3, absolute for this class — the\n...\n 51|\n*52|/// What [`apply_staged`] did — loud + typed, never silent.\n 53|#[derive(Debug, Clone, PartialEq, Eq)]\n 54|pub enum ApplyStagedOutcome {\n 55|    /// Nothing staged (or a torn stage that never offers) — idempotent no-op.\n...\n 105|/// swap, carrying the verified bytes. The shared verify/classify preamble both\n*106|/// [`apply_staged`] and [`apply_staged_daemonless`] run before they diverge on\n 107|/// whether a live broker is handed off to.\n 108|enum Prepared {\n 109|    /// A terminal outcome reached before any swap (NoUpdate / AlreadyApplied /\n...\n 298|/// the canonical broker socket the brain handoff runs against. For a stopped box,\n*299|/// the caller uses [`apply_staged_daemonless`] instead — this path REQUIRES a live\n 300|/// broker to hand off to (a dead broker fails the apply with the seat untouched).\n 301|// [impl->REQ-UPD-3]\n 302|// [impl->REQ-UPD-4]\n*303|pub fn apply_staged(\n 304|    cache: &ReleaseCache,\n 305|    release_keys: &Path,\n 306|    exe_path: &Path,\n...\n 338|    // promotion + auto-rollback on a brain that fails to come up is D6.\n*339|    match brain.request_brain_restart() {\n 340|        Ok(_honored) => Ok(ApplyStagedOutcome::AppliedPending {\n 341|            version,\n 342|            product_version,\n...\n 361|/// the handoff path's does. Runs the identical verify/classify gate as\n*362|/// [`apply_staged`], so every fail-closed refusal is preserved.\n 363|// [impl->REQ-UPDATE-ONE-SHOT-FINISH]\n 364|// [impl->REQ-UPD-4]\n*365|pub fn apply_staged_daemonless(\n 366|    cache: &ReleaseCache,\n 367|    release_keys: &Path,\n 368|    exe_path: &Path,\n...\n 385|/// Already-applied classifier (F-025): whether the staged `staged_version` is\n*386|/// already the running/applied image, so `apply_staged` must short-circuit BEFORE\n 387|/// the binary-aside rename (re-renaming an already-swapped exe is today's os-error-5)\n 388|/// and report a friendly exit-0 no-op. Mirrors fetch's v0.18.0 classifier\n 389|/// (REQ-UPDATE-FETCH-CURRENT-UX): already-applied when the promoted applied version\n...\n 719|    #[test]\n*720|    fn apply_staged_refuses_platform_blind_or_mismatched_single() {\n 721|        let dir = tempfile::tempdir().unwrap();\n 722|        let name = unique_name();\n 723|        let _broker = served_broker(&name);\n...\n 732|        cache.stage(&signed, b\"CROSS-OS BYTES\").unwrap();\n*733|        let out = apply_staged(&cache, &keys, &exe, &name).expect(\"ok\");\n 734|        assert!(\n 735|            matches!(out, ApplyStagedOutcome::Rejected(ref r) if r.contains(\"platform\")),\n 736|            \"unstamped single must refuse, got {out:?}\"\n...\n 751|            .unwrap();\n*752|        let out = apply_staged(&cache, &keys, &exe, &name).expect(\"ok\");\n 753|        assert!(\n 754|            matches!(out, ApplyStagedOutcome::Rejected(ref r) if r.contains(other)),\n 755|            \"mismatched-platform single must refuse, got {out:?}\"\n...\n 763|            .unwrap();\n*764|        let out = apply_staged(&cache, &keys, &exe, &name).expect(\"ok\");\n 765|        assert!(\n 766|            matches!(out, ApplyStagedOutcome::AppliedPending { version: 7, .. }),\n 767|            \"matching-platform single applies, got {out:?}\"\n...\n 785|        assert!(\n*786|            !b.request_brain_restart().expect(\"verb round-trips\"),\n 787|            \"a broker with no supervisor wired must ack honored=false\"\n 788|        );\n 789|\n 790|        // Wire the supervisor signal; the verb now raises it and reports honored.\n*791|        let signal = Arc::new(crate::brainproc::BrainRestart::new());\n 792|        assert!(broker.set_brain_restart(Arc::clone(&signal)), \"first wire wins\");\n 793|        let mut b2 = cold_connect_retry(&name);\n 794|        assert!(\n*795|            b2.request_brain_restart().expect(\"verb round-trips\"),\n 796|            \"a broker with a supervisor wired must ack honored=true\"\n 797|        );\n 798|        assert!(\n...\n 828|    #[test]\n*829|    fn apply_staged_swaps_binary_and_hands_off_without_touching_the_endpoint() {\n 830|        let dir = tempfile::tempdir().unwrap();\n 831|        let name = unique_name();\n 832|        let broker = served_broker(&name);\n...\n 843|\n*844|        let out = apply_staged(&cache, &keys, &exe, &name).expect(\"apply ok\");\n 845|        assert!(\n 846|            matches!(out, ApplyStagedOutcome::AppliedPending { version: 7, .. }),\n 847|            \"got {out:?}\"\n...\n 869|    // running AT ALL (none bound, none served — the stopped-box shape the wart\n*870|    // used to boot the old broker for), apply_staged_daemonless still swaps the\n 871|    // binary + records the open trial and returns AppliedDaemonless. RED without\n## brain.rs\n 37|use crate::msg::{\n*38|    decode_bytes, encode_bytes, AdapterApplyReq, AppliedEvent, BrainRestarted, BrokerImageReply, StallEvictsReply, DisplacedEvent,\n 39|    EndpointInjected, EndpointInputReq, ErrorEvent, ExitEvent,\n 40|    InputReq,\n 41|    KillReq, NetDialReq, NetDialed, NetPresenceEvent, NetPresenceSubscribeReq, NetSent,\n...\n 1458|    // [impl->REQ-HAZARD-BROKER-PROCESS-ISOLATION]\n*1459|    pub fn request_brain_restart(&mut self) -> io::Result<bool> {\n 1460|        self.send(KIND_BRAIN_RESTART, serde_json::Value::Null)?;\n 1461|        loop {\n 1462|            match self.read_event()? {\n 1463|                BrokerEvent::Other(env) if env.kind == KIND_BRAIN_RESTARTED => {\n*1464|                    let reply: BrainRestarted = serde_json::from_value(env.payload)\n 1465|                        .map_err(|e| io::Error::new(io::ErrorKind::InvalidData, e))?;\n 1466|                    return Ok(reply.honored);\n 1467|                }\n## brainproc.rs\n 114|#[derive(Default)]\n*115|pub struct BrainRestart {\n 116|    requested: AtomicBool,\n 117|}\n 118|\n*119|impl BrainRestart {\n 120|    /// A fresh signal with no pending request.\n 121|    pub fn new() -> Self {\n 122|        Self::default()\n...\n 740|    stop: &AtomicBool,\n*741|    restart: &BrainRestart,\n 742|    base: Duration,\n 743|    env: &dyn TrialEnv,\n 744|    window: Duration,\n...\n 872|                        }\n*873|                        // A planned brain-restart request (apply swapped the\n 874|                        // binary, ADR-0018 D3-3): drop this brain so the respawn\n 875|                        // lands on the new executable. A deliberate kill, NOT a\n 876|                        // crash — stamp it `update`.\n...\n 1081|/// seed-control loop. The brain child is supervised for the broker's lifetime.\n*1082|/// Returns the shared [`BrainRestart`] signal so the caller can hand a clone to\n 1083|/// the broker, wiring the `KIND_BRAIN_RESTART` verb to this supervisor (D3-3).\n 1084|// [impl->REQ-HAZARD-BROKER-PROCESS-ISOLATION]\n 1085|pub fn spawn_brain_supervisor(\n...\n 1088|    broker: Option<Arc<crate::broker::Broker>>,\n*1089|) -> (thread::JoinHandle<()>, Arc<BrainRestart>) {\n*1090|    let restart = Arc::new(BrainRestart::new());\n 1091|    let restart_sup = Arc::clone(&restart);\n 1092|    // KH 6.11: capture the canonical brain binary path ONCE here, at broker\n 1093|    // start, before any `apply` can rename it under us. Linux current_exe()\n...\n 1173|        // Tiny base backoff so the test is quick; real production uses seconds.\n*1174|        let restart = BrainRestart::new();\n 1175|        supervise_brain(\n 1176|            &stop,\n 1177|            &restart,\n...\n 1194|\n*1195|    /// The planned-restart path (D3-3, Q3): a `BrainRestart::request` (the\n 1196|    /// broker's `KIND_BRAIN_RESTART` handler) makes the supervisor cycle the\n 1197|    /// brain and stamp the next spawn `Update` — distinguishing an intentional\n 1198|    /// update cycle from a crash (V2, broker-authoritative). A long-lived child\n...\n 1204|        let stop = Arc::new(AtomicBool::new(false));\n*1205|        let restart = Arc::new(BrainRestart::new());\n 1206|        let stop_c = Arc::clone(&stop);\n 1207|        let restart_c = Arc::clone(&restart);\n 1208|        let seen = Arc::new(std::sync::Mutex::new(Vec::<(u64, StartReason)>::new()));\n...\n 1248|        let seen_c = Arc::clone(&seen);\n*1249|        let restart = BrainRestart::new();\n 1250|        supervise_brain(\n 1251|            &stop,\n 1252|            &restart,\n...\n 1576|        let stop = Arc::new(AtomicBool::new(false));\n*1577|        let restart = BrainRestart::new();\n 1578|        let spawns = Arc::new(Mutex::new(Vec::<(u64, StartReason, Option<String>)>::new()));\n 1579|        let env_c = Arc::clone(&env);\n 1580|        let spawns_c = Arc::clone(&spawns);\n...\n 1630|        let stop = Arc::new(AtomicBool::new(false));\n*1631|        let restart = BrainRestart::new();\n 1632|        let env_c = Arc::clone(&env);\n 1633|        let stop_c = Arc::clone(&stop);\n 1634|        supervise_brain(\n...\n 1672|        let stop = Arc::new(AtomicBool::new(false));\n*1673|        let restart = BrainRestart::new();\n 1674|        let env_c = Arc::clone(&env);\n 1675|        let stop_c = Arc::clone(&stop);\n 1676|        let spawns = Arc::new(AtomicU32::new(0));\n...\n 1759|        let stop = Arc::new(AtomicBool::new(false));\n*1760|        let restart = BrainRestart::new();\n 1761|        let env_c = Arc::clone(&env);\n 1762|        let stop_c = Arc::clone(&stop);\n 1763|        let spawns = Arc::new(AtomicU32::new(0));\n...\n 1802|        let stop = Arc::new(AtomicBool::new(false));\n*1803|        let restart = BrainRestart::new();\n 1804|        let env_c = Arc::clone(&env);\n 1805|        let stop_c = Arc::clone(&stop);\n 1806|        let spawns = Arc::new(AtomicU32::new(0));\n...\n 1844|        let stop = Arc::new(AtomicBool::new(false));\n*1845|        let restart = BrainRestart::new();\n 1846|        let spawns = Arc::new(Mutex::new(Vec::<(u64, StartReason, Option<String>)>::new()));\n 1847|        let spawns_c = Arc::clone(&spawns);\n 1848|        let stop_c = Arc::clone(&stop);\n...\n 1899|        let stop = Arc::new(AtomicBool::new(false));\n*1900|        let restart = BrainRestart::new();\n 1901|        let candidate_pid = Arc::new(AtomicU32::new(0));\n 1902|        let cand_c = Arc::clone(&candidate_pid);\n 1903|        let stop_c = Arc::clone(&stop);\n...\n 1945|        let stop = Arc::new(AtomicBool::new(false));\n*1946|        let restart = BrainRestart::new();\n 1947|        let env_c = Arc::clone(&env);\n 1948|        let stop_c = Arc::clone(&stop);\n 1949|        supervise_brain(\n...\n 1993|        let stop = Arc::new(AtomicBool::new(false));\n*1994|        let restart = BrainRestart::new();\n 1995|        let stop_c = Arc::clone(&stop);\n 1996|        supervise_brain(\n 1997|            &stop,\n## broker.rs\n 55|    evicted_envelope, net_dialed_envelope, output_envelope,\n*56|    size_envelope, subscribed_envelope, AdapterApplyReq, BrainRestarted, EndpointInputReq,\n 57|    ErrorEvent, ExitEvent, InputReq, KillReq, NetDialReq, NetPresenceSubscribeReq, NetSent,\n 58|    BrokerImageReply, StallEvictsReply, NetStatusReply, NetStreamOpenReq, NetStreamOpened, NetStreamSendReq, NetStreamSubscribeReq,\n 59|    NetStreamsReply, MetMember, PairCodeSubmit, PairJoinReply, PairJoinReq, PairMeetReq, ResizeReq, SessionInfo, SessionsReply, SpawnReq,\n...\n 2545|    /// `Daemon::run` after it spawns the supervisor.\n*2546|    brain_restart: std::sync::OnceLock<Arc<crate::brainproc::BrainRestart>>,\n 2547|    /// Held meet results for the two-phase join (REQ-JOIN-TWO-PHASE): a\n 2548|    /// `session_id → (subnet, real address, 5-min deadline)` between\n 2549|    /// [`KIND_PAIR_MEET`] and [`KIND_PAIR_CODE_SUBMIT`]. The code phase dials the\n...\n 2709|    // [impl->REQ-HAZARD-BROKER-PROCESS-ISOLATION]\n*2710|    pub fn set_brain_restart(&self, signal: Arc<crate::brainproc::BrainRestart>) -> bool {\n 2711|        self.brain_restart.set(signal).is_ok()\n 2712|    }\n 2713|\n...\n 3876|\n*3877|    /// Handle a planned brain-restart request (ADR-0018 D3-3, Q3): raise the\n 3878|    /// supervisor's restart signal so it cycles the brain child onto the swapped\n 3879|    /// binary with `start-reason=update`, then ack. `honored` reflects whether a\n 3880|    /// supervisor is wired (a bare test broker has none → accepted-but-unhonored).\n...\n 3894|            KIND_BRAIN_RESTARTED,\n*3895|            serde_json::to_value(BrainRestarted { honored })\n*3896|                .expect(\"BrainRestarted serializes\"),\n 3897|        );\n 3898|        send_frame(send, &frame);\n 3899|    }\n## daemon.rs\n 293|        // makes an update a *planned* restart on this same path: the supervisor's\n*294|        // `BrainRestart` signal is wired into the broker so the `KIND_BRAIN_RESTART`\n 295|        // verb (sent by `spt update apply` after the binary swap) cycles the brain\n 296|        // onto the new binary with `start-reason=update`. The stop flag is held\n 297|        // for symmetry, never raised (the daemon runs until killed). The brain\n## lib.rs\n 178|};\n*179|pub use applyhost::{apply_staged, apply_staged_daemonless, ApplyStagedOutcome};\n 180|pub use attach::{request_attach, send_attach_input, serve_attach, AttachServeOutcome};\n 181|pub use brain::{Brain, BrainState, BrokerEvent};\n 182|pub use broker::Broker;\n## msg.rs\n 876|#[derive(Debug, Clone, Serialize, Deserialize)]\n*877|pub struct BrainRestarted {\n 878|    #[serde(default)]\n 879|    pub honored: bool,\n 880|}\n## relcache.rs\n 43|/// (the v0.3.1 cross-OS brick root cause), so the apply guard\n*44|/// ([`crate::applyhost::apply_staged`]) trusts this stamp only when a path that\n 45|/// genuinely KNOWS the artifact's platform wrote it ([`stage_single_with_platform`]).\n 46|/// A plain [`stage`](ReleaseCache::stage) leaves it absent ⇒ the apply\n 47|/// fail-safe refuses (REQ-UPD-8). 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[`apply_staged`] drives the whole chain against what the peer pump left\n  13│//! behind (REQ-UPD-4: staged + consent-notified, never auto-applied):\n  14│//!\n  15│//! 1. **Re-verify at rest** (`plan_verified` under the production\n    │...\n  28│//!    half-swapped seat.\n *29│//! 4. **Trigger a brain-PROCESS restart** ([`Brain::request_brain_restart`],\n  30│//!    ADR-0018 D3-3): the broker signals its supervisor to cycle the brain\n  31│//!    child onto the just-swapped binary with `start-reason=update`. No hosted\n  32│//!    endpoint terminates or suspends (REQ-UPD-3, absolute for this class — the\n    │...\n  51│\n *52│/// What [`apply_staged`] did — loud + typed, never silent.\n  53│#[derive(Debug, Clone, PartialEq, Eq)]\n  54│pub enum ApplyStagedOutcome {\n  55│    /// Nothing staged (or a torn stage that never offers) — idempotent no-op.\n    │...\n 105│/// swap, carrying the verified bytes. The shared verify/classify preamble both\n*106│/// [`apply_staged`] and [`apply_staged_daemonless`] run before they diverge on\n 107│/// whether a live broker is handed off to.\n 108│enum Prepared {\n 109│    /// A terminal outcome reached before any swap (NoUpdate / AlreadyApplied /\n    │...\n 298│/// the canonical broker socket the brain handoff runs against. For a stopped box,\n*299│/// the caller uses [`apply_staged_daemonless`] instead — this path REQUIRES a live\n 300│/// broker to hand off to (a dead broker fails the apply with the seat untouched).\n 301│// [impl->REQ-UPD-3]\n 302│// [impl->REQ-UPD-4]\n*303│pub fn apply_staged(\n 304│    cache: &ReleaseCache,\n 305│    release_keys: &Path,\n 306│    exe_path: &Path,\n    │...\n 338│    // promotion + auto-rollback on a brain that fails to come up is D6.\n*339│    match brain.request_brain_restart() {\n 340│        Ok(_honored) => Ok(ApplyStagedOutcome::AppliedPending {\n 341│            version,\n 342│            product_version,\n    │...\n 361│/// the handoff path's does. Runs the identical verify/classify gate as\n*362│/// [`apply_staged`], so every fail-closed refusal is preserved.\n 363│// [impl->REQ-UPDATE-ONE-SHOT-FINISH]\n 364│// [impl->REQ-UPD-4]\n*365│pub fn apply_staged_daemonless(\n 366│    cache: &ReleaseCache,\n 367│    release_keys: &Path,\n 368│    exe_path: &Path,\n    │...\n 385│/// Already-applied classifier (F-025): whether the staged `staged_version` is\n*386│/// already the running/applied image, so `apply_staged` must short-circuit BEFORE\n 387│/// the binary-aside rename (re-renaming an already-swapped exe is today's os-error-5)\n 388│/// and report a friendly exit-0 no-op. Mirrors fetch's v0.18.0 classifier\n 389│/// (REQ-UPDATE-FETCH-CURRENT-UX): already-applied when the promoted applied version\n    │...\n 719│    #[test]\n*720│    fn apply_staged_refuses_platform_blind_or_mismatched_single() {\n 721│        let dir = tempfile::tempdir().unwrap();\n 722│        let name = unique_name();\n 723│        let _broker = served_broker(&name);\n    │...\n 732│        cache.stage(&signed, b\"CROSS-OS BYTES\").unwrap();\n*733│        let out = apply_staged(&cache, &keys, &exe, &name).expect(\"ok\");\n 734│        assert!(\n 735│            matches!(out, ApplyStagedOutcome::Rejected(ref r) if r.contains(\"platform\")),\n 736│            \"unstamped single must refuse, got {out:?}\"\n    │...\n 751│            .unwrap();\n*752│        let out = apply_staged(&cache, &keys, &exe, &name).expect(\"ok\");\n 753│        assert!(\n 754│            matches!(out, ApplyStagedOutcome::Rejected(ref r) if r.contains(other)),\n 755│            \"mismatched-platform single must refuse, got {out:?}\"\n    │...\n 763│            .unwrap();\n*764│        let out = apply_staged(&cache, &keys, &exe, &name).expect(\"ok\");\n 765│        assert!(\n 766│            matches!(out, ApplyStagedOutcome::AppliedPending { version: 7, .. }),\n 767│            \"matching-platform single applies, got {out:?}\"\n    │...\n 785│        assert!(\n*786│            !b.request_brain_restart().expect(\"verb round-trips\"),\n 787│            \"a broker with no supervisor wired must ack honored=false\"\n 788│        );\n 789│\n 790│        // Wire the supervisor signal; the verb now raises it and reports honored.\n*791│        let signal = Arc::new(crate::brainproc::BrainRestart::new());\n 792│        assert!(broker.set_brain_restart(Arc::clone(&signal)), \"first wire wins\");\n 793│        let mut b2 = cold_connect_retry(&name);\n 794│        assert!(\n*795│            b2.request_brain_restart().expect(\"verb round-trips\"),\n 796│            \"a broker with a supervisor wired must ack honored=true\"\n 797│        );\n 798│        assert!(\n    │...\n 828│    #[test]\n*829│    fn apply_staged_swaps_binary_and_hands_off_without_touching_the_endpoint() {\n 830│        let dir = tempfile::tempdir().unwrap();\n 831│        let name = unique_name();\n 832│        let broker = served_broker(&name);\n    │...\n 843│\n*844│        let out = apply_staged(&cache, &keys, &exe, &name).expect(\"apply ok\");\n 845│        assert!(\n 846│            matches!(out, ApplyStagedOutcome::AppliedPending { version: 7, .. }),\n 847│            \"got {out:?}\"\n    │...\n 869│    // running AT ALL (none bound, none served — the stopped-box shape the wart\n*870│    // used to boot the old broker for), apply_staged_daemonless still swaps the\n 871│    // binary + records the open trial and returns AppliedDaemonless. RED without\n## brain.rs\n   37│use crate::msg::{\n  *38│    decode_bytes, encode_bytes, AdapterApplyReq, AppliedEvent, BrainRestarted, BrokerImageReply, StallEvictsReply, DisplacedEvent,\n   39│    EndpointInjected, EndpointInputReq, ErrorEvent, ExitEvent,\n   40│    InputReq,\n   41│    KillReq, NetDialReq, NetDialed, NetPresenceEvent, NetPresenceSubscribeReq, NetSent,\n     │...\n 1458│    // [impl->REQ-HAZARD-BROKER-PROCESS-ISOLATION]\n*1459│    pub fn request_brain_restart(&mut self) -> io::Result<bool> {\n 1460│        self.send(KIND_BRAIN_RESTART, serde_json::Value::Null)?;\n 1461│        loop {\n 1462│            match self.read_event()? {\n 1463│                BrokerEvent::Other(env) if env.kind == KIND_BRAIN_RESTARTED => {\n*1464│                    let reply: BrainRestarted = serde_json::from_value(env.payload)\n 1465│                        .map_err(|e| io::Error::new(io::ErrorKind::InvalidData, e))?;\n 1466│                    return Ok(reply.honored);\n 1467│                }\n## brainproc.rs\n  114│#[derive(Default)]\n *115│pub struct BrainRestart {\n  116│    requested: AtomicBool,\n  117│}\n  118│\n *119│impl BrainRestart {\n  120│    /// A fresh signal with no pending request.\n  121│    pub fn new() -> Self {\n  122│        Self::default()\n     │...\n  740│    stop: &AtomicBool,\n *741│    restart: &BrainRestart,\n  742│    base: Duration,\n  743│    env: &dyn TrialEnv,\n  744│    window: Duration,\n     │...\n  872│                        }\n *873│                        // A planned brain-restart request (apply swapped the\n  874│                        // binary, ADR-0018 D3-3): drop this brain so the respawn\n  875│                        // lands on the new executable. A deliberate kill, NOT a\n  876│                        // crash — stamp it `update`.\n     │...\n 1081│/// seed-control loop. The brain child is supervised for the broker's lifetime.\n*1082│/// Returns the shared [`BrainRestart`] signal so the caller can hand a clone to\n 1083│/// the broker, wiring the `KIND_BRAIN_RESTART` verb to this supervisor (D3-3).\n 1084│// [impl->REQ-HAZARD-BROKER-PROCESS-ISOLATION]\n 1085│pub fn spawn_brain_supervisor(\n     │...\n 1088│    broker: Option<Arc<crate::broker::Broker>>,\n*1089│) -> (thread::JoinHandle<()>, Arc<BrainRestart>) {\n*1090│    let restart = Arc::new(BrainRestart::new());\n 1091│    let restart_sup = Arc::clone(&restart);\n 1092│    // KH 6.11: capture the canonical brain binary path ONCE here, at broker\n 1093│    // start, before any `apply` can rename it under us. Linux current_exe()\n     │...\n 1173│        // Tiny base backoff so the test is quick; real production uses seconds.\n*1174│        let restart = BrainRestart::new();\n 1175│        supervise_brain(\n 1176│            &stop,\n 1177│            &restart,\n     │...\n 1194│\n*1195│    /// The planned-restart path (D3-3, Q3): a `BrainRestart::request` (the\n 1196│    /// broker's `KIND_BRAIN_RESTART` handler) makes the supervisor cycle the\n 1197│    /// brain and stamp the next spawn `Update` — distinguishing an intentional\n 1198│    /// update cycle from a crash (V2, broker-authoritative). A long-lived child\n     │...\n 1204│        let stop = Arc::new(AtomicBool::new(false));\n*1205│        let restart = Arc::new(BrainRestart::new());\n 1206│        let stop_c = Arc::clone(&stop);\n 1207│        let restart_c = Arc::clone(&restart);\n 1208│        let seen = Arc::new(std::sync::Mutex::new(Vec::<(u64, StartReason)>::new()));\n     │...\n 1248│        let seen_c = Arc::clone(&seen);\n*1249│        let restart = BrainRestart::new();\n 1250│        supervise_brain(\n 1251│            &stop,\n 1252│            &restart,\n     │...\n 1576│        let stop = Arc::new(AtomicBool::new(false));\n*1577│        let restart = BrainRestart::new();\n 1578│        let spawns = Arc::new(Mutex::new(Vec::<(u64, StartReason, Option<String>)>::new()));\n 1579│        let env_c = Arc::clone(&env);\n 1580│        let spawns_c = Arc::clone(&spawns);\n     │...\n 1630│        let stop = Arc::new(AtomicBool::new(false));\n*1631│        let restart = BrainRestart::new();\n 1632│        let env_c = Arc::clone(&env);\n 1633│        let stop_c = Arc::clone(&stop);\n 1634│        supervise_brain(\n     │...\n 1672│        let stop = Arc::new(AtomicBool::new(false));\n*1673│        let restart = BrainRestart::new();\n 1674│        let env_c = Arc::clone(&env);\n 1675│        let stop_c = Arc::clone(&stop);\n 1676│        let spawns = Arc::new(AtomicU32::new(0));\n     │...\n 1759│        let stop = Arc::new(AtomicBool::new(false));\n*1760│        let restart = BrainRestart::new();\n 1761│        let env_c = Arc::clone(&env);\n 1762│        let stop_c = Arc::clone(&stop);\n 1763│        let spawns = Arc::new(AtomicU32::new(0));\n     │...\n 1802│        let stop = Arc::new(AtomicBool::new(false));\n*1803│        let restart = BrainRestart::new();\n 1804│        let env_c = Arc::clone(&env);\n 1805│        let stop_c = Arc::clone(&stop);\n 1806│        let spawns = Arc::new(AtomicU32::new(0));\n     │...\n 1844│        let stop = Arc::new(AtomicBool::new(false));\n*1845│        let restart = BrainRestart::new();\n 1846│        let spawns = Arc::new(Mutex::new(Vec::<(u64, StartReason, Option<String>)>::new()));\n 1847│        let spawns_c = Arc::clone(&spawns);\n 1848│        let stop_c = Arc::clone(&stop);\n     │...\n 1899│        let stop = Arc::new(AtomicBool::new(false));\n*1900│        let restart = BrainRestart::new();\n 1901│        let candidate_pid = Arc::new(AtomicU32::new(0));\n 1902│        let cand_c = Arc::clone(&candidate_pid);\n 1903│        let stop_c = Arc::clone(&stop);\n     │...\n 1945│        let stop = Arc::new(AtomicBool::new(false));\n*1946│        let restart = BrainRestart::new();\n 1947│        let env_c = Arc::clone(&env);\n 1948│        let stop_c = Arc::clone(&stop);\n 1949│        supervise_brain(\n     │...\n 1993│        let stop = Arc::new(AtomicBool::new(false));\n*1994│        let restart = BrainRestart::new();\n 1995│        let stop_c = Arc::clone(&stop);\n 1996│        supervise_brain(\n 1997│            &stop,\n## broker.rs\n   55│    evicted_envelope, net_dialed_envelope, output_envelope,\n  *56│    size_envelope, subscribed_envelope, AdapterApplyReq, BrainRestarted, EndpointInputReq,\n   57│    ErrorEvent, ExitEvent, InputReq, KillReq, NetDialReq, NetPresenceSubscribeReq, NetSent,\n   58│    BrokerImageReply, StallEvictsReply, NetStatusReply, NetStreamOpenReq, NetStreamOpened, NetStreamSendReq, NetStreamSubscribeReq,\n   59│    NetStreamsReply, MetMember, PairCodeSubmit, PairJoinReply, PairJoinReq, PairMeetReq, ResizeReq, SessionInfo, SessionsReply, SpawnReq,\n     │...\n 2545│    /// `Daemon::run` after it spawns the supervisor.\n*2546│    brain_restart: std::sync::OnceLock<Arc<crate::brainproc::BrainRestart>>,\n 2547│    /// Held meet results for the two-phase join (REQ-JOIN-TWO-PHASE): a\n 2548│    /// `session_id → (subnet, real address, 5-min deadline)` between\n 2549│    /// [`KIND_PAIR_MEET`] and [`KIND_PAIR_CODE_SUBMIT`]. The code phase dials the\n     │...\n 2709│    // [impl->REQ-HAZARD-BROKER-PROCESS-ISOLATION]\n*2710│    pub fn set_brain_restart(&self, signal: Arc<crate::brainproc::BrainRestart>) -> bool {\n 2711│        self.brain_restart.set(signal).is_ok()\n 2712│    }\n 2713│\n     │...\n 3876│\n*3877│    /// Handle a planned brain-restart request (ADR-0018 D3-3, Q3): raise the\n 3878│    /// supervisor's restart signal so it cycles the brain child onto the swapped\n 3879│    /// binary with `start-reason=update`, then ack. `honored` reflects whether a\n 3880│    /// supervisor is wired (a bare test broker has none → accepted-but-unhonored).\n     │...\n 3894│            KIND_BRAIN_RESTARTED,\n*3895│            serde_json::to_value(BrainRestarted { honored })\n*3896│                .expect(\"BrainRestarted serializes\"),\n 3897│        );\n 3898│        send_frame(send, &frame);\n 3899│    }\n## daemon.rs\n 293│        // makes an update a *planned* restart on this same path: the supervisor's\n*294│        // `BrainRestart` signal is wired into the broker so the `KIND_BRAIN_RESTART`\n 295│        // verb (sent by `spt update apply` after the binary swap) cycles the brain\n 296│        // onto the new binary with `start-reason=update`. The stop flag is held\n 297│        // for symmetry, never raised (the daemon runs until killed). The brain\n## lib.rs\n 178│};\n*179│pub use applyhost::{apply_staged, apply_staged_daemonless, ApplyStagedOutcome};\n 180│pub use attach::{request_attach, send_attach_input, serve_attach, AttachServeOutcome};\n 181│pub use brain::{Brain, BrainState, BrokerEvent};\n 182│pub use broker::Broker;\n## msg.rs\n 876│#[derive(Debug, Clone, Serialize, Deserialize)]\n*877│pub struct BrainRestarted {\n 878│    #[serde(default)]\n 879│    pub honored: bool,\n 880│}\n## relcache.rs\n 43│/// (the v0.3.1 cross-OS brick root cause), so the apply guard\n*44│/// ([`crate::applyhost::apply_staged`]) trusts this stamp only when a path that\n 45│/// genuinely KNOWS the artifact's platform wrote it ([`stage_single_with_platform`]).\n 46│/// A plain [`stage`](ReleaseCache::stage) leaves it absent ⇒ the apply\n 47│/// fail-safe refuses (REQ-UPD-8). Update sets self-describe their platforms in\n## update.rs\n 241│///\n*242│/// The production caller is [`crate::applyhost::apply_staged`] (M5-D7b): the\n 243│/// peer pump still stops at *staged + consent-notified* (REQ-UPD-4 gated\n 244│/// default), and the explicit user ack (`spt update apply`) drives the\n 245│/// re-verify + class-check + brain handoff orchestration through this seam."},"isError":false,"timestamp":1784110271093}}
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Restoration D6-1b.\n...\n 388|\n*389|/// Parse the `exe_hash` breadcrumb out of a `brain.ready` body — pure (D7-1).\n 390|/// `None` for an absent field / garbled body (a legacy N-1 stamp carries none, so\n 391|/// `None` is the N-1-readable answer, not an error). The D7-1 survival E2E reads\n 392|/// this to prove a respawn ran the swapped binary's bytes.\n...\n 401|\n*402|/// Read the current `brain.ready` generation stamp from `path`, `None` if the\n 403|/// file is absent or its body has no parseable generation (fail-safe to\n 404|/// not-ready). The supervisor's \"is generation N ready?\" gate (D6-2) reads\n 405|/// [`brain_ready_path`]; the path is a parameter here so the unit harness points\n...\n 438|    fn applied_state(&self) -> Option<AppliedRecord>;\n*439|    /// The generation stamped in `brain.ready`, or `None` if absent/garbled\n 440|    /// (the readiness gate reads `None` as not-ready — fail-safe).\n 441|    fn ready_generation(&self) -> Option<u64>;\n*442|    /// Delete `brain.ready` immediately before a trial spawn (**A9** — close the\n 443|    /// cross-lifetime staleness hole: the in-memory generation resets to 0 on a\n 444|    /// broker restart, so a stale gen-0 file would otherwise match a fresh gen-0\n 445|    /// trial and falsely promote a brain that never booted).\n...\n 454|    fn record_rolled_back(&self, quarantine_version: u64, running_version: u64, rollback_binary: &str);\n*455|    /// The `exe_hash` the candidate stamped in `brain.ready` (the bytes it is\n 456|    /// actually running), or `None` if absent/garbled — degrades the promotion\n 457|    /// bytes-gate to readiness-only (KH 6.11, N-1-safe).\n 458|    fn ready_exe_hash(&self) -> Option<String>;\n...\n 466|    /// brain round-trip): the supervisor promotes a ready candidate only once this is\n*467|    /// `true`, so `brain.ready` arriving inside the W2 `BRAIN_WRITE_DEADLINE` window\n 468|    /// can no longer promote onto a still-frozen control plane (the 22:47 false-\n 469|    /// promote). Fail-safe toward DRAINED (`true`) where there is nothing to read — a\n 470|    /// net-less broker, no hosted sessions, or [`NoTrialEnv`] — so the gate never\n...\n 504|/// Production [`TrialEnv`]: reads/writes the canonical `spt_home` durable files\n*505|/// (the `releases` relcache + the `brain.ready` breadcrumb) and fires the\n 506|/// rollback notif through the real producer front door. Constructed in the\n 507|/// broker process where `spt_home()` is stable.\n 508|///\n...\n 528|    fn ready_generation(&self) -> Option<u64> {\n*529|        ready_generation_at(&brain_ready_path())\n 530|    }\n 531|    fn clear_ready(&self) {\n*532|        let _ = std::fs::remove_file(brain_ready_path());\n 533|    }\n 534|    fn record_promoted(&self, version: u64) {\n 535|        let cache = self.cache();\n...\n 553|    fn ready_exe_hash(&self) -> Option<String> {\n*554|        let body = std::fs::read_to_string(brain_ready_path()).ok()?;\n 555|        parse_ready_exe_hash(&body)\n 556|    }\n 557|    // [impl->REQ-HAZARD-BRAIN-RESPAWN-PATH]\n...\n 565|        // with no wedged local controller (the common case, incl. no daemon-hosted\n*566|        // sessions) reads drained at once → the normal fast promote on `brain.ready`.\n 567|        self.broker\n 568|            .as_ref()\n 569|            .is_none_or(|b| !b.any_local_controller_wedged())\n...\n 629|enum TrialStep {\n*630|    /// The candidate stamped `brain.ready` for THIS generation within the\n 631|    /// window — the swap is accepted. The same child stays alive and falls\n 632|    /// through to normal supervision (a later crash is a normal respawn).\n 633|    Promoted,\n...\n 648|/// (ADR-0018 Q7, D6-2). Polls in `TICK` slices (so a daemon stop stays prompt,\n*649|/// A11/note-ii) for a `brain.ready` stamp **== this spawn's `generation`** — a\n 650|/// stale stamp from another generation never satisfies the gate (the single\n 651|/// load-bearing correctness invariant; the A9 clear-before-spawn closes the\n 652|/// cross-lifetime exact-generation hole). Returns the moment readiness is seen\n...\n 655|///\n*656|/// **The DRAINED precondition (REQ-UPDATE-PROMOTE-DRAINED).** `brain.ready` alone is\n 657|/// NOT a promote: the W2 stall-evict only BOUNDS the false-promote window to\n 658|/// `BRAIN_WRITE_DEADLINE`, so a new brain can signal ready while the OLD generation's\n 659|/// local controller conn is still wedged (the 22:47 apply \"promoted\" onto a frozen\n...\n 722|/// **trial** (the latch is the *record*, **A8** — regardless of start reason):\n*723|/// the supervisor clears `brain.ready` (**A9**), spawns the candidate, and waits\n 724|/// for it to stamp ready for ITS generation within `window`. It **promotes** on\n 725|/// ready (writes `Applied`, the candidate is now the accepted binary and a later\n 726|/// crash is a normal respawn); it **rolls back** to the last-known-good binary\n...\n 774|        let is_trial = matches!(record, Some(AppliedRecord::AppliedPending { .. }));\n*775|        // A9: clear `brain.ready` immediately before a trial spawn — the prior\n 776|        // child is already waited-on dead (below), so the only stamp that can\n 777|        // exist post-clear is THIS trial child's. Closes the cross-lifetime hole\n 778|        // that same-generation equality alone cannot (a stale gen-N file from a\n...\n 840|                            } else {\n*841|                                backoff = next_backoff(backoff, started.elapsed(), base);\n 842|                            }\n 843|                            generation += 1;\n 844|                            reason = StartReason::Crash;\n...\n 914|        reason = StartReason::Crash;\n*915|        backoff = next_backoff(backoff, started.elapsed(), base);\n 916|        eprintln!(\"BRAIN_RESTART: supervised respawn in {}s\", backoff.as_secs());\n 917|        sleep_backoff(backoff, stop);\n 918|    }\n### broker.rs\n 2926|    /// generation whose local controller conn is black-holed reads wedged until the W2\n*2927|    /// stall-evict releases it, so `brain.ready` inside the 15 s window can no longer\n 2928|    /// promote onto a still-frozen control plane (the 22:47 false-promote). A cleanly-\n 2929|    /// closed old conn is simply absent → `false` at once (the normal fast promote).\n 2930|    /// Follows the established sessions→log lock order (KIND_SESSIONS reap); reads\n### conn.rs\n 105|        .unwrap_or(0);\n*106|    let mono_ms = MONO_ANCHOR.get_or_init(Instant::now).elapsed().as_millis();\n 107|    format!(\"wall_ms={wall_ms} mono_ms={mono_ms}\")\n 108|}\n 109|\n### daemon.rs\n 907|/// the real per-rung launchers and log which rung won. The caller still confirms\n*908|/// readiness via the existing `brain.ready` poll — the returned pid is for\n 909|/// logging/return, not readiness (WMI/schtasks pids are the launcher's view).\n 910|// [impl->REQ-HAZARD-VIEWER-CLOSE-DETACH]\n 911|#[cfg(windows)]\n...\n 1163|/// is recoverable from schtasks → returns a sentinel; readiness is the caller's\n*1164|/// `brain.ready` poll. This is the FALLBACK rung (WMI is primary); its `/tr`\n 1165|/// quoting is best-effort.\n 1166|// [impl->REQ-HAZARD-VIEWER-CLOSE-DETACH]\n 1167|#[cfg(windows)]\n...\n 1203|    }\n*1204|    // No pid from schtasks; sentinel — readiness is the brain.ready poll.\n 1205|    Ok(0)\n 1206|}\n 1207|\n### endpoint.rs\n 73|\n*74|/// The brain child's readiness breadcrumb: `<spt_home>/brain.ready` (the brain\n 75|/// child's pid, rewritten each heartbeat). The broker spawns the brain as a\n 76|/// supervised child process (ADR-0018 Q2/Q3 — the two-process restoration); the\n 77|/// child writes this once it has connected to the broker socket, and refreshes\n...\n 82|// [impl->REQ-HAZARD-BROKER-PROCESS-ISOLATION]\n*83|pub fn brain_ready_path() -> PathBuf {\n*84|    spt_home().join(\"brain.ready\")\n 85|}\n 86|\n 87|/// Where the peer pump records its last-tick heartbeat (epoch ms, M8\n### lifecycle.rs\n 1816|        assert_eq!(\n*1817|            std::fs::metadata(&cont).unwrap().len(),\n 1818|            0,\n 1819|            \"a continue turn writes the context file TRULY 0-byte (perri PIN 1: no sentinel)\"\n 1820|        );\n...\n 1824|        assert_eq!(std::fs::read_to_string(&fresh).unwrap(), \"MIND\");\n*1825|        assert!(std::fs::metadata(&fresh).unwrap().len() > 0);\n 1826|\n 1827|        // FRESH with a zero-context agent: the NON-EMPTY <fresh-psyche/> marker (never\n 1828|        // 0-byte — else it would masquerade as continue). Overwrite-in-place: same path.\n...\n 1831|        assert_eq!(std::fs::read_to_string(&marker).unwrap(), PSYCHE_FRESH_MARKER);\n*1832|        assert!(std::fs::metadata(&marker).unwrap().len() > 0);\n 1833|    }\n 1834|\n 1835|    // [unit->REQ-HAZARD-PSYCHE-RESIDENCY-EXPECTATION] the fresh/continue discriminator\n### nethost.rs\n 1857|            .expect_err(\"a never-completing op must error, never block forever\");\n*1858|        let elapsed = started.elapsed();\n 1859|        assert_ne!(\n 1860|            err.kind(),\n 1861|            io::ErrorKind::TimedOut,\n### pairhost.rs\n 433|                    Ok(conn) => return Ok(conn),\n*434|                    Err(e) if start.elapsed() >= SEARCH_DEADLINE => {\n 435|                        return Err(JoinFail::NoSeedHolder(e.to_string()));\n 436|                    }\n 437|                    Err(_) => tokio::time::sleep(Duration::from_millis(500)).await,\n...\n 484|            attempts.get(),\n*485|            start.elapsed().as_secs(),\n 486|            SEARCH_DEADLINE.as_secs(),\n 487|            JoinerClock::now(),\n 488|            verbose,\n...\n 512|            Ok(a) => return Ok(a),\n*513|            Err(e) if start.elapsed() >= deadline => {\n 514|                on_exhaust();\n 515|                return match probe().await {\n 516|                    Ok(a) => Ok(a),\n### propagate.rs\n 414|                            // during migration.\n*415|                            match verify_update_set_metadata(&as_set, policy) {\n 416|                                Ok(meta) => {\n 417|                                    if let Err(reason) = meta.artifact_for(current_platform()) {\n 418|                                        brain.net_stream_send(stream_id, &[], None, true)?;\n...\n 433|                                    };\n*434|                                    if let Err(reason) = verify_metadata(&offer, policy) {\n 435|                                        brain.net_stream_send(stream_id, &[], None, true)?;\n 436|                                        return Ok(UpdatePullOutcome::Rejected(match set_reason {\n 437|                                            RejectReason::Malformed(_) => reason,\n### relcache.rs\n 390|    /// (KH 6.11, REQ-HAZARD-BRAIN-RESPAWN-PATH) compares a just-promoted\n*391|    /// candidate's `brain.ready` `exe_hash` against. `None` when nothing is\n 392|    /// staged, the staged version != `version`, the metadata doesn't parse, or\n 393|    /// this platform is absent from a set — every `None` degrades the gate to\n 394|    /// readiness-only (N-1-safe), never a false rejection.\n### release.rs\n 496|// [impl->REQ-HAZARD-UPDATE-ROLLBACK]\n*497|pub fn verify_metadata(\n 498|    signed: &SignedRelease,\n 499|    policy: &VerifyPolicy,\n 500|) -> Result<ReleaseMetadata, RejectReason> {\n...\n 538|// [impl->REQ-UPD-6]\n*539|pub fn verify_update_set_metadata(\n 540|    signed: &SignedUpdateSet,\n 541|    policy: &VerifyPolicy,\n 542|) -> Result<UpdateSetMetadata, RejectReason> {\n...\n 1013|\n*1014|        let meta = verify_metadata(&signed, &policy(&sk)).expect(\"valid release verifies\");\n 1015|        assert_eq!(meta.version, 6);\n 1016|        verify_artifact(&meta, artifact).expect(\"artifact digest matches the signed value\");\n 1017|        assert_eq!(meta.spec().broker_resource_abi, BROKER_RESOURCE_ABI);\n...\n 1030|        assert_eq!(\n*1031|            verify_metadata(&signed, &policy(&sk)),\n 1032|            Err(RejectReason::BadSignature)\n 1033|        );\n 1034|    }\n...\n 1045|        assert_eq!(\n*1046|            verify_metadata(&signed, &policy(&real)),\n 1047|            Err(RejectReason::BadSignature)\n 1048|        );\n 1049|\n...\n 1054|        assert_eq!(\n*1055|            verify_metadata(&signed2, &policy(&real)),\n 1056|            Err(RejectReason::UnknownKey(\"no-such-key\".to_string()))\n 1057|        );\n 1058|    }\n...\n 1068|        assert_eq!(\n*1069|            verify_metadata(&signed, &pol),\n 1070|            Err(RejectReason::RevokedKey(KEY_ID.to_string()))\n 1071|        );\n 1072|    }\n...\n 1082|            assert_eq!(\n*1083|                verify_metadata(&signed, &pol),\n 1084|                Err(RejectReason::Rollback {\n 1085|                    current: 5,\n 1086|                    candidate\n...\n 1101|        assert_eq!(\n*1102|            verify_metadata(&signed, &pol),\n 1103|            Err(RejectReason::Expired {\n 1104|                now_ms: 20_000,\n 1105|                expires_at_ms: 10_000\n...\n 1118|        assert_eq!(\n*1119|            verify_metadata(&signed, &policy(&sk)),\n 1120|            Err(RejectReason::ChannelMismatch {\n 1121|                pinned: CHANNEL.to_string(),\n 1122|                got: \"beta\".to_string()\n...\n 1132|        let signed = sign_release(&sk, &meta_for(6, b\"the signed bytes\"));\n*1133|        let meta = verify_metadata(&signed, &policy(&sk)).expect(\"metadata verifies\");\n 1134|        // A different binary than the one whose digest was signed.\n 1135|        let tampered = b\"DIFFERENT bytes than were signed\";\n 1136|        assert!(matches!(\n...\n 1149|        let meta =\n*1150|            verify_update_set_metadata(&signed, &policy(&sk)).expect(\"set metadata verifies\");\n 1151|\n 1152|        let linux = meta.artifact_for(\"x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu\").unwrap();\n 1153|        assert_eq!(linux.asset_name.as_deref(), Some(\"spt-x86_64-linux\"));\n...\n 1171|        let signed = sign_update_set(&sk, &meta);\n*1172|        let meta = verify_update_set_metadata(&signed, &policy(&sk)).unwrap();\n 1173|        assert_eq!(\n 1174|            verify_update_set_artifact(&meta, \"x86_64-pc-windows-msvc\", b\"win bytes\"),\n 1175|            Err(RejectReason::NoArtifactForPlatform {\n...\n 1190|        assert_eq!(\n*1191|            verify_update_set_metadata(&signed, &policy(&sk)),\n 1192|            Err(RejectReason::BadSignature)\n 1193|        );\n 1194|    }\n...\n 1204|        assert_eq!(\n*1205|            verify_update_set_metadata(&signed, &policy(&sk)),\n 1206|            Err(RejectReason::ChannelMismatch {\n 1207|                pinned: CHANNEL.to_string(),\n 1208|                got: \"debug\".to_string()\n...\n 1213|        assert_eq!(\n*1214|            verify_update_set_metadata(&rollback, &policy(&sk)),\n 1215|            Err(RejectReason::Rollback {\n 1216|                current: 5,\n 1217|                candidate: 5\n...\n 1227|        let signed = sign_update_set(&sk, &set_meta(6, b\"win bytes\", b\"linux bytes\"));\n*1228|        let meta = verify_update_set_metadata(&signed, &policy(&sk)).unwrap();\n 1229|        assert!(matches!(\n 1230|            verify_update_set_artifact(&meta, \"x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu\", b\"wrong\"),\n 1231|            Err(RejectReason::ArtifactMismatch { .. })\n...\n 1281|        assert_eq!(\n*1282|            verify_metadata(&signed, &pol2),\n 1283|            Err(RejectReason::RevokedKey(\"rel-primary\".to_string()))\n 1284|        );\n 1285|\n...\n 1291|        let signed_r = sign_release(&recovery, &meta_r);\n*1292|        let got = verify_metadata(&signed_r, &pol2).expect(\"recovery-signed release verifies\");\n 1293|        assert_eq!(got.key_id, \"rel-recovery\");\n 1294|    }\n 1295|\n### rollback_compat.rs\n 46|    // D7-1 `exe_hash` field is additive (N-1 ignores it) — the tripwire owns it.\n*47|    \"brain.ready\",\n 48|];\n 49|\n 50|#[cfg(test)]\n...\n 105|            PRE_READY_DURABLE_FILES,\n*106|            &[\"deadline-<key>.json\", \"applied-state.json\", \"brain.ready\"],\n 107|            \"the tripwire asserts every file the registry names — keep them in lockstep\"\n 108|        );\n 109|\n...\n 139|\n*140|        // D6-1b + D7-1: brain.ready (`{pid, generation, exe_hash}`) — no struct;\n 141|        // assert the shape carries all three fields AND that the production\n 142|        // readers still extract generation + exe_hash when an unknown extra field\n 143|        // is present (additive-tolerant), and that the D7-1 `exe_hash` is itself\n### shellhost.rs\n 802|        assert!(\n*803|            start.elapsed() < std::time::Duration::from_secs(10),\n 804|            \"a dead child never waits out the window\"\n 805|        );\n 806|\n### stderrlog.rs\n 143|    // Roll a current file already at the cap (bounds growth across restarts).\n*144|    let size = std::fs::metadata(&path).map(|m| m.len()).unwrap_or(0);\n 145|    if should_roll(size, STDERR_LOG_CAP) {\n 146|        roll_files(&dir, STDERR_LOG_KEEP);\n 147|    }\n### sync.rs\n 265|                    let mut file = std::fs::File::open(&bundle)?;\n*266|                    let total = file.metadata()?.len();\n 267|                    let mut offset = 0u64;\n 268|                    let mut buf = vec![0u8; CHUNK_BYTES];\n 269|                    loop {\n...\n 426|                            }\n*427|                            let got = 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Restoration D6-1b.\n    │...\n 388│\n*389│/// Parse the `exe_hash` breadcrumb out of a `brain.ready` body — pure (D7-1).\n 390│/// `None` for an absent field / garbled body (a legacy N-1 stamp carries none, so\n 391│/// `None` is the N-1-readable answer, not an error). The D7-1 survival E2E reads\n 392│/// this to prove a respawn ran the swapped binary's bytes.\n    │...\n 401│\n*402│/// Read the current `brain.ready` generation stamp from `path`, `None` if the\n 403│/// file is absent or its body has no parseable generation (fail-safe to\n 404│/// not-ready). The supervisor's \"is generation N ready?\" gate (D6-2) reads\n 405│/// [`brain_ready_path`]; the path is a parameter here so the unit harness points\n    │...\n 438│    fn applied_state(&self) -> Option<AppliedRecord>;\n*439│    /// The generation stamped in `brain.ready`, or `None` if absent/garbled\n 440│    /// (the readiness gate reads `None` as not-ready — fail-safe).\n 441│    fn ready_generation(&self) -> Option<u64>;\n*442│    /// Delete `brain.ready` immediately before a trial spawn (**A9** — close the\n 443│    /// cross-lifetime staleness hole: the in-memory generation resets to 0 on a\n 444│    /// broker restart, so a stale gen-0 file would otherwise match a fresh gen-0\n 445│    /// trial and falsely promote a brain that never booted).\n    │...\n 454│    fn record_rolled_back(&self, quarantine_version: u64, running_version: u64, rollback_binary: &str);\n*455│    /// The `exe_hash` the candidate stamped in `brain.ready` (the bytes it is\n 456│    /// actually running), or `None` if absent/garbled — degrades the promotion\n 457│    /// bytes-gate to readiness-only (KH 6.11, N-1-safe).\n 458│    fn ready_exe_hash(&self) -> Option<String>;\n    │...\n 466│    /// brain round-trip): the supervisor promotes a ready candidate only once this is\n*467│    /// `true`, so `brain.ready` arriving inside the W2 `BRAIN_WRITE_DEADLINE` window\n 468│    /// can no longer promote onto a still-frozen control plane (the 22:47 false-\n 469│    /// promote). Fail-safe toward DRAINED (`true`) where there is nothing to read — a\n 470│    /// net-less broker, no hosted sessions, or [`NoTrialEnv`] — so the gate never\n    │...\n 504│/// Production [`TrialEnv`]: reads/writes the canonical `spt_home` durable files\n*505│/// (the `releases` relcache + the `brain.ready` breadcrumb) and fires the\n 506│/// rollback notif through the real producer front door. Constructed in the\n 507│/// broker process where `spt_home()` is stable.\n 508│///\n    │...\n 528│    fn ready_generation(&self) -> Option<u64> {\n*529│        ready_generation_at(&brain_ready_path())\n 530│    }\n 531│    fn clear_ready(&self) {\n*532│        let _ = std::fs::remove_file(brain_ready_path());\n 533│    }\n 534│    fn record_promoted(&self, version: u64) {\n 535│        let cache = self.cache();\n    │...\n 553│    fn ready_exe_hash(&self) -> Option<String> {\n*554│        let body = std::fs::read_to_string(brain_ready_path()).ok()?;\n 555│        parse_ready_exe_hash(&body)\n 556│    }\n 557│    // [impl->REQ-HAZARD-BRAIN-RESPAWN-PATH]\n    │...\n 565│        // with no wedged local controller (the common case, incl. no daemon-hosted\n*566│        // sessions) reads drained at once → the normal fast promote on `brain.ready`.\n 567│        self.broker\n 568│            .as_ref()\n 569│            .is_none_or(|b| !b.any_local_controller_wedged())\n    │...\n 629│enum TrialStep {\n*630│    /// The candidate stamped `brain.ready` for THIS generation within the\n 631│    /// window — the swap is accepted. The same child stays alive and falls\n 632│    /// through to normal supervision (a later crash is a normal respawn).\n 633│    Promoted,\n    │...\n 648│/// (ADR-0018 Q7, D6-2). Polls in `TICK` slices (so a daemon stop stays prompt,\n*649│/// A11/note-ii) for a `brain.ready` stamp **== this spawn's `generation`** — a\n 650│/// stale stamp from another generation never satisfies the gate (the single\n 651│/// load-bearing correctness invariant; the A9 clear-before-spawn closes the\n 652│/// cross-lifetime exact-generation hole). Returns the moment readiness is seen\n    │...\n 655│///\n*656│/// **The DRAINED precondition (REQ-UPDATE-PROMOTE-DRAINED).** `brain.ready` alone is\n 657│/// NOT a promote: the W2 stall-evict only BOUNDS the false-promote window to\n 658│/// `BRAIN_WRITE_DEADLINE`, so a new brain can signal ready while the OLD generation's\n 659│/// local controller conn is still wedged (the 22:47 apply \"promoted\" onto a frozen\n    │...\n 722│/// **trial** (the latch is the *record*, **A8** — regardless of start reason):\n*723│/// the supervisor clears `brain.ready` (**A9**), spawns the candidate, and waits\n 724│/// for it to stamp ready for ITS generation within `window`. It **promotes** on\n 725│/// ready (writes `Applied`, the candidate is now the accepted binary and a later\n 726│/// crash is a normal respawn); it **rolls back** to the last-known-good binary\n    │...\n 774│        let is_trial = matches!(record, Some(AppliedRecord::AppliedPending { .. }));\n*775│        // A9: clear `brain.ready` immediately before a trial spawn — the prior\n 776│        // child is already waited-on dead (below), so the only stamp that can\n 777│        // exist post-clear is THIS trial child's. Closes the cross-lifetime hole\n 778│        // that same-generation equality alone cannot (a stale gen-N file from a\n    │...\n 840│                            } else {\n*841│                                backoff = next_backoff(backoff, started.elapsed(), base);\n 842│                            }\n 843│                            generation += 1;\n 844│                            reason = StartReason::Crash;\n    │...\n 914│        reason = StartReason::Crash;\n*915│        backoff = next_backoff(backoff, started.elapsed(), base);\n 916│        eprintln!(\"BRAIN_RESTART: supervised respawn in {}s\", backoff.as_secs());\n 917│        sleep_backoff(backoff, stop);\n 918│    }\n### broker.rs\n 2926│    /// generation whose local controller conn is black-holed reads wedged until the W2\n*2927│    /// stall-evict releases it, so `brain.ready` inside the 15 s window can no longer\n 2928│    /// promote onto a still-frozen control plane (the 22:47 false-promote). A cleanly-\n 2929│    /// closed old conn is simply absent → `false` at once (the normal fast promote).\n 2930│    /// Follows the established sessions→log lock order (KIND_SESSIONS reap); reads\n### conn.rs\n 105│        .unwrap_or(0);\n*106│    let mono_ms = MONO_ANCHOR.get_or_init(Instant::now).elapsed().as_millis();\n 107│    format!(\"wall_ms={wall_ms} mono_ms={mono_ms}\")\n 108│}\n 109│\n### daemon.rs\n  907│/// the real per-rung launchers and log which rung won. The caller still confirms\n *908│/// readiness via the existing `brain.ready` poll — the returned pid is for\n  909│/// logging/return, not readiness (WMI/schtasks pids are the launcher's view).\n  910│// [impl->REQ-HAZARD-VIEWER-CLOSE-DETACH]\n  911│#[cfg(windows)]\n     │...\n 1163│/// is recoverable from schtasks → returns a sentinel; readiness is the caller's\n*1164│/// `brain.ready` poll. This is the FALLBACK rung (WMI is primary); its `/tr`\n 1165│/// quoting is best-effort.\n 1166│// [impl->REQ-HAZARD-VIEWER-CLOSE-DETACH]\n 1167│#[cfg(windows)]\n     │...\n 1203│    }\n*1204│    // No pid from schtasks; sentinel — readiness is the brain.ready poll.\n 1205│    Ok(0)\n 1206│}\n 1207│\n### endpoint.rs\n 73│\n*74│/// The brain child's readiness breadcrumb: `<spt_home>/brain.ready` (the brain\n 75│/// child's pid, rewritten each heartbeat). The broker spawns the brain as a\n 76│/// supervised child process (ADR-0018 Q2/Q3 — the two-process restoration); the\n 77│/// child writes this once it has connected to the broker socket, and refreshes\n   │...\n 82│// [impl->REQ-HAZARD-BROKER-PROCESS-ISOLATION]\n*83│pub fn brain_ready_path() -> PathBuf {\n*84│    spt_home().join(\"brain.ready\")\n 85│}\n 86│\n 87│/// Where the peer pump records its last-tick heartbeat (epoch ms, M8\n### lifecycle.rs\n 1816│        assert_eq!(\n*1817│            std::fs::metadata(&cont).unwrap().len(),\n 1818│            0,\n 1819│            \"a continue turn writes the context file TRULY 0-byte (perri PIN 1: no sentinel)\"\n 1820│        );\n     │...\n 1824│        assert_eq!(std::fs::read_to_string(&fresh).unwrap(), \"MIND\");\n*1825│        assert!(std::fs::metadata(&fresh).unwrap().len() > 0);\n 1826│\n 1827│        // FRESH with a zero-context agent: the NON-EMPTY <fresh-psyche/> marker (never\n 1828│        // 0-byte — else it would masquerade as continue). Overwrite-in-place: same path.\n     │...\n 1831│        assert_eq!(std::fs::read_to_string(&marker).unwrap(), PSYCHE_FRESH_MARKER);\n*1832│        assert!(std::fs::metadata(&marker).unwrap().len() > 0);\n 1833│    }\n 1834│\n 1835│    // [unit->REQ-HAZARD-PSYCHE-RESIDENCY-EXPECTATION] the fresh/continue discriminator\n### nethost.rs\n 1857│            .expect_err(\"a never-completing op must error, never block forever\");\n*1858│        let elapsed = started.elapsed();\n 1859│        assert_ne!(\n 1860│            err.kind(),\n 1861│            io::ErrorKind::TimedOut,\n### pairhost.rs\n 433│                    Ok(conn) => return Ok(conn),\n*434│                    Err(e) if start.elapsed() >= SEARCH_DEADLINE => {\n 435│                        return Err(JoinFail::NoSeedHolder(e.to_string()));\n 436│                    }\n 437│                    Err(_) => tokio::time::sleep(Duration::from_millis(500)).await,\n    │...\n 484│            attempts.get(),\n*485│            start.elapsed().as_secs(),\n 486│            SEARCH_DEADLINE.as_secs(),\n 487│            JoinerClock::now(),\n 488│            verbose,\n    │...\n 512│            Ok(a) => return Ok(a),\n*513│            Err(e) if start.elapsed() >= deadline => {\n 514│                on_exhaust();\n 515│                return match probe().await {\n 516│                    Ok(a) => Ok(a),\n### propagate.rs\n 414│                            // during migration.\n*415│                            match verify_update_set_metadata(&as_set, policy) {\n 416│                                Ok(meta) => {\n 417│                                    if let Err(reason) = meta.artifact_for(current_platform()) {\n 418│                                        brain.net_stream_send(stream_id, &[], None, true)?;\n    │...\n 433│                                    };\n*434│                                    if let Err(reason) = verify_metadata(&offer, policy) {\n 435│                                        brain.net_stream_send(stream_id, &[], None, true)?;\n 436│                                        return Ok(UpdatePullOutcome::Rejected(match set_reason {\n 437│                                            RejectReason::Malformed(_) => reason,\n### relcache.rs\n 390│    /// (KH 6.11, REQ-HAZARD-BRAIN-RESPAWN-PATH) compares a just-promoted\n*391│    /// candidate's `brain.ready` `exe_hash` against. `None` when nothing is\n 392│    /// staged, the staged version != `version`, the metadata doesn't parse, or\n 393│    /// this platform is absent from a set — every `None` degrades the gate to\n 394│    /// readiness-only (N-1-safe), never a false rejection.\n### release.rs\n  496│// [impl->REQ-HAZARD-UPDATE-ROLLBACK]\n *497│pub fn verify_metadata(\n  498│    signed: &SignedRelease,\n  499│    policy: &VerifyPolicy,\n  500│) -> Result<ReleaseMetadata, RejectReason> {\n     │...\n  538│// [impl->REQ-UPD-6]\n *539│pub fn verify_update_set_metadata(\n  540│    signed: &SignedUpdateSet,\n  541│    policy: &VerifyPolicy,\n  542│) -> Result<UpdateSetMetadata, RejectReason> {\n     │...\n 1013│\n*1014│        let meta = verify_metadata(&signed, &policy(&sk)).expect(\"valid release verifies\");\n 1015│        assert_eq!(meta.version, 6);\n 1016│        verify_artifact(&meta, artifact).expect(\"artifact digest matches the signed value\");\n 1017│        assert_eq!(meta.spec().broker_resource_abi, BROKER_RESOURCE_ABI);\n     │...\n 1030│        assert_eq!(\n*1031│            verify_metadata(&signed, &policy(&sk)),\n 1032│            Err(RejectReason::BadSignature)\n 1033│        );\n 1034│    }\n     │...\n 1045│        assert_eq!(\n*1046│            verify_metadata(&signed, &policy(&real)),\n 1047│            Err(RejectReason::BadSignature)\n 1048│        );\n 1049│\n     │...\n 1054│        assert_eq!(\n*1055│            verify_metadata(&signed2, &policy(&real)),\n 1056│            Err(RejectReason::UnknownKey(\"no-such-key\".to_string()))\n 1057│        );\n 1058│    }\n     │...\n 1068│        assert_eq!(\n*1069│            verify_metadata(&signed, &pol),\n 1070│            Err(RejectReason::RevokedKey(KEY_ID.to_string()))\n 1071│        );\n 1072│    }\n     │...\n 1082│            assert_eq!(\n*1083│                verify_metadata(&signed, &pol),\n 1084│                Err(RejectReason::Rollback {\n 1085│                    current: 5,\n 1086│                    candidate\n     │...\n 1101│        assert_eq!(\n*1102│            verify_metadata(&signed, &pol),\n 1103│            Err(RejectReason::Expired {\n 1104│                now_ms: 20_000,\n 1105│                expires_at_ms: 10_000\n     │...\n 1118│        assert_eq!(\n*1119│            verify_metadata(&signed, &policy(&sk)),\n 1120│            Err(RejectReason::ChannelMismatch {\n 1121│                pinned: CHANNEL.to_string(),\n 1122│                got: \"beta\".to_string()\n     │...\n 1132│        let signed = sign_release(&sk, &meta_for(6, b\"the signed bytes\"));\n*1133│        let meta = verify_metadata(&signed, &policy(&sk)).expect(\"metadata verifies\");\n 1134│        // A different binary than the one whose digest was signed.\n 1135│        let tampered = b\"DIFFERENT bytes than were signed\";\n 1136│        assert!(matches!(\n     │...\n 1149│        let meta =\n*1150│            verify_update_set_metadata(&signed, &policy(&sk)).expect(\"set metadata verifies\");\n 1151│\n 1152│        let linux = meta.artifact_for(\"x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu\").unwrap();\n 1153│        assert_eq!(linux.asset_name.as_deref(), Some(\"spt-x86_64-linux\"));\n     │...\n 1171│        let signed = sign_update_set(&sk, &meta);\n*1172│        let meta = verify_update_set_metadata(&signed, &policy(&sk)).unwrap();\n 1173│        assert_eq!(\n 1174│            verify_update_set_artifact(&meta, \"x86_64-pc-windows-msvc\", b\"win bytes\"),\n 1175│            Err(RejectReason::NoArtifactForPlatform {\n     │...\n 1190│        assert_eq!(\n*1191│            verify_update_set_metadata(&signed, &policy(&sk)),\n 1192│            Err(RejectReason::BadSignature)\n 1193│        );\n 1194│    }\n     │...\n 1204│        assert_eq!(\n*1205│            verify_update_set_metadata(&signed, &policy(&sk)),\n 1206│            Err(RejectReason::ChannelMismatch {\n 1207│                pinned: CHANNEL.to_string(),\n 1208│                got: \"debug\".to_string()\n     │...\n 1213│        assert_eq!(\n*1214│            verify_update_set_metadata(&rollback, &policy(&sk)),\n 1215│            Err(RejectReason::Rollback {\n 1216│                current: 5,\n 1217│                candidate: 5\n     │...\n 1227│        let signed = sign_update_set(&sk, &set_meta(6, b\"win bytes\", b\"linux bytes\"));\n*1228│        let meta = verify_update_set_metadata(&signed, &policy(&sk)).unwrap();\n 1229│        assert!(matches!(\n 1230│            verify_update_set_artifact(&meta, \"x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu\", b\"wrong\"),\n 1231│            Err(RejectReason::ArtifactMismatch { .. })\n     │...\n 1281│        assert_eq!(\n*1282│            verify_metadata(&signed, &pol2),\n 1283│            Err(RejectReason::RevokedKey(\"rel-primary\".to_string()))\n 1284│        );\n 1285│\n     │...\n 1291│        let signed_r = sign_release(&recovery, &meta_r);\n*1292│        let got = verify_metadata(&signed_r, &pol2).expect(\"recovery-signed release verifies\");\n 1293│        assert_eq!(got.key_id, \"rel-recovery\");\n 1294│    }\n 1295│\n### rollback_compat.rs\n  46│    // D7-1 `exe_hash` field is additive (N-1 ignores it) — the tripwire owns it.\n *47│    \"brain.ready\",\n  48│];\n  49│\n  50│#[cfg(test)]\n    │...\n 105│            PRE_READY_DURABLE_FILES,\n*106│            &[\"deadline-<key>.json\", \"applied-state.json\", \"brain.ready\"],\n 107│            \"the tripwire asserts every file the registry names — keep them in lockstep\"\n 108│        );\n 109│\n    │...\n 139│\n*140│        // D6-1b + D7-1: brain.ready (`{pid, generation, exe_hash}`) — no struct;\n 141│        // assert the shape carries all three fields AND that the production\n 142│        // readers still extract generation + exe_hash when an unknown extra field\n 143│        // is present (additive-tolerant), and that the D7-1 `exe_hash` is itself\n### shellhost.rs\n 802│        assert!(\n*803│            start.elapsed() < std::time::Duration::from_secs(10),\n 804│            \"a dead child never waits out the window\"\n 805│        );\n 806│\n### stderrlog.rs\n 143│    // Roll a current file already at the cap (bounds growth across restarts).\n*144│    let size = std::fs::metadata(&path).map(|m| m.len()).unwrap_or(0);\n 145│    if should_roll(size, STDERR_LOG_CAP) {\n 146│        roll_files(&dir, STDERR_LOG_KEEP);\n 147│    }\n### sync.rs\n 265│                    let mut file = std::fs::File::open(&bundle)?;\n*266│                    let total = file.metadata()?.len();\n 267│                    let mut offset = 0u64;\n 268│                    let mut buf = vec![0u8; CHUNK_BYTES];\n 269│                    loop {\n    │...\n 426│                            }\n*427│                            let got = std::fs::metadata(&bundle)?.len();\n 428│                            if got != total {\n 429│                                let _ = std::fs::remove_file(&bundle);\n 430│                                return Err(io::Error::new(\n### update.rs\n 162│) -> Result<UpdatePlan, RejectReason> {\n*163│    let meta = verify_metadata(signed, policy)?;\n 164│    verify_artifact(&meta, artifact)?;\n 165│    Ok(plan_update(running, meta.spec()))\n 166│}\n    │...\n 178│) -> Result<UpdatePlan, RejectReason> {\n*179│    let meta = verify_update_set_metadata(signed, policy)?;\n 180│    let selected = meta.artifact_for(platform)?;\n 181│    verify_update_set_artifact(&meta, platform, artifact)?;\n 182│    Ok(plan_update(running, selected.spec()))\n### xfer.rs\n 187│        }\n*188│        let temp_complete = std::fs::metadata(&self.temp)\n 189│            .map(|m| m.len() == total)\n 190│            .unwrap_or(false);\n 191│        if temp_complete {\n    │...\n 193│        } else {\n*194│            let committed = std::fs::metadata(&self.final_path)\n 195│                .map(|m| m.len() == total)\n 196│                .unwrap_or(false);\n 197│            if !committed {\n    │...\n 285│                            };\n*286│                            let total = file.metadata()?.len();\n 287│                            let _ = write_progress_at(\n 288│                                progress_dir,\n 289│                                XferRole::Send,\n    │...\n 542│    let mut file = std::fs::File::open(src)?;\n*543│    let total = file.metadata()?.len();\n 544│\n 545│    let opened = brain.net_open_stream(conn_id, Some(open_op))?;\n 546│    let stream_id = opened.stream_id;\n\n### pump/\n#### mod.rs\n 1056│        }\n*1057│        let ran_for = started.elapsed();\n 1058│        match outcome {\n 1059│            // The body only returns Ok when stop is raised; reaching here\n 1060│            // without it is a died-loop fact — same restart as an error.\n\n## tests/\n### brain_decouple.rs\n 333│    );\n*334│    let took = start.elapsed();\n 335│\n 336│    let evicts = stall_evict_count(&name, Duration::from_secs(5));\n 337│"},"isError":false,"timestamp":1784110271097}}
{"type":"message","id":"33e403b0","parentId":"c9ca0661","timestamp":"2026-07-15T10:11:11.115Z","message":{"role":"toolResult","toolCallId":"call_S1ZPlygo8SlQEckoaCwRS3sv|fc_06a4aa57167d0698016a575cbefa7481999ca5d87e02332047","toolName":"read","content":[{"type":"text","text":"    fn supervisor_respawns_brain_until_stopped() {\n…\n        supervise_brain(\n…\n            Duration::from_secs(30),\n            move |_gen, _reason, _binary| {\n                let n = count_c.fetch_add(1, Ordering::Relaxed) + 1;\n                if n >= 3 {\n                    stop_c.store(true, Ordering::Relaxed);\n                }\n                fast_child()\n            },\n        );\n        assert!(\n            count.load(Ordering::Relaxed) >= 3,\n            \"supervisor must respawn the brain after each exit\"\n        );\n    }\n\n    /// The planned-restart path (D3-3, Q3): a `BrainRestart::request` (the\n    /// broker's `KIND_BRAIN_RESTART` handler) makes the supervisor cycle the\n    /// brain and stamp the next spawn `Update` — distinguishing an intentional\n    /// update cycle from a crash (V2, broker-authoritative). A long-lived child\n    /// is used so the restart, not an exit, is what ends the cycle.\n    // [unit->REQ-HAZARD-BROKER-PROCESS-ISOLATION]\n    // [unit->REQ-UPD-3]\n    #[test]\n    fn planned_restart_respawns_with_update_reason() {\n        let stop = Arc::new(AtomicBool::new(false));\n        let restart = Arc::new(BrainRestart::new());\n        let stop_c = Arc::clone(&stop);\n        let restart_c = Arc::clone(&restart);\n        let seen = Arc::new(std::sync::Mutex::new(Vec::<(u64, StartReason)>::new()));\n        let seen_c = Arc::clone(&seen);\n        supervise_brain(\n            &stop,\n            &restart,\n            Duration::from_millis(5),\n            &NoTrialEnv,\n            Duration::from_secs(30),\n            move |generation, reason, _binary| {\n                seen_c.lock().unwrap().push((generation, reason));\n                // After the first (cold) spawn, request a planned restart; after\n                // the second (which must be the update respawn), stop.\n                if generation == 0 {\n                    restart_c.request();\n                } else {\n                    stop_c.store(true, Ordering::Relaxed);\n                }\n                long_child()\n            },\n        );\n        let v = seen.lock().unwrap();\n        assert_eq!(\n            v.as_slice(),\n            &[(0, StartReason::Cold), (1, StartReason::Update)],\n            \"a planned restart respawns generation+1 with reason Update, not Crash\"\n        );\n    }\n\n    /// Broker-owned generation custody (D3-2, ADR-0018 V2 / KH-2.4): the\n    /// supervisor increments the generation on EVERY spawn and stamps the\n    /// start-reason — the first spawn `Cold`, every supervised respawn `Crash`.\n    /// The injected spawner records each `(generation, reason)` the broker would\n    /// hand the brain, proving the counter is broker-owned and monotonic and the\n    /// crash-vs-cold discriminator is correct (the `Update` reason is D3-3's).\n    // [unit->REQ-HAZARD-BROKER-PROCESS-ISOLATION]\n    #[test]\n    fn supervisor_owns_generation_and_stamps_start_reason() {\n        let stop = Arc::new(AtomicBool::new(false));\n        let stop_c = Arc::clone(&stop);\n        let seen = Arc::new(std::sync::Mutex::new(Vec::<(u64, StartReason)>::new()));\n        let seen_c = Arc::clone(&seen);\n        let restart = BrainRestart::new();\n        supervise_brain(\n            &stop,\n            &restart,\n            Duration::from_millis(5),\n            &NoTrialEnv,\n            Duration::from_secs(30),\n            move |generation, reason, _binary| {\n                let mut v = seen_c.lock().unwrap();\n                v.push((generation, reason));\n                if v.len() >= 3 {\n                    stop_c.store(true, Ordering::Relaxed);\n                }\n                fast_child()\n            },\n        );\n        let v = seen.lock().unwrap();\n        assert_eq!(\n            v.as_slice(),\n            &[\n                (0, StartReason::Cold),\n                (1, StartReason::Crash),\n                (2, StartReason::Crash),\n            ],\n            \"generation increments every spawn; first is Cold, respawns are Crash\"\n        );\n    }\n\n    /// The versioned brain-spawn argv (KH-2.3): the broker emits both flags, and\n    /// the bare old argv (no flags) is what an older broker would pass — the\n    /// brain's defaults cover that N-1 case (asserted at the CLI parse layer).\n    // [unit->REQ-HAZARD-HANDOFF-ARGV-COMPAT]\n    #[test]\n    fn brain_child_args_carry_generation_and_reason() {\n        assert_eq!(\n            brain_child_args(7, StartReason::Update),\n            vec![\"daemon\", \"brain\", \"--generation\", \"7\", \"--start-reason\", \"update\"]\n        );\n        assert_eq!(\n            brain_child_args(0, StartReason::Cold),\n            vec![\"daemon\", \"brain\", \"--generation\", \"0\", \"--start-reason\", \"cold\"]\n        );\n    }\n\n    /// Start-reason argv round-trips, and an UNKNOWN value (a future broker's\n    /// reason an older brain predates) defaults to `Cold` rather than failing —\n    /// the KH-2.3 forward-compat posture for the reason field's value space.\n    // [unit->REQ-HAZARD-HANDOFF-ARGV-COMPAT]\n    #[test]\n    fn start_reason_arg_round_trips_and_is_lenient() {\n        for r in [StartReason::Cold, StartReason::Crash, StartReason::Update] {\n            assert_eq!(StartReason::from_arg(r.as_arg()), r);\n        }\n        assert_eq!(\n            StartReason::from_arg(\"some-future-reason\"),\n            StartReason::Cold,\n            \"unknown reason defaults to Cold, never a parse failure\"\n        );\n    }\n\n    /// The net-consumer gate (D2-1): the brain spawns the dispatcher + peer pump\n    /// exactly once, only after the broker reports net `enabled`. A net-less\n    /// broker (`enabled=false`) never spawns them; once started they are never\n    /// re-spawned (the `already_started` latch) — so a single consumer set runs,\n    /// no matter how many heartbeats poll `net-status`.\n    // [unit->REQ-HAZARD-BROKER-PROCESS-ISOLATION]\n    #[test]\n    fn consumer_gate_spawns_once_when_net_enabled() {\n        // Net down: never spawn, regardless of the latch.\n        assert!(!consumer_gate(false, false));\n        assert!(!consumer_gate(false, true));\n        // Net up, not yet started: spawn this tick.\n        assert!(consumer_gate(true, false));\n        // Net up, already started: do not re-spawn (exactly-once).\n        assert!(!consumer_gate(true, true));\n    }\n\n    /// Backoff: a fast death doubles (capped), a healthy run resets to the floor.\n    // [unit->REQ-HAZARD-BROKER-PROCESS-ISOLATION]\n    #[test]\n    fn backoff_doubles_on_fast_death_resets_when_healthy() {\n        let base = Duration::from_secs(2);\n        // Fast death: doubles.\n        let b1 = next_backoff(base, Duration::from_millis(1), base);\n        assert_eq!(b1, Duration::from_secs(4));\n        let b2 = next_backoff(b1, Duration::from_millis(1), base);\n        assert_eq!(b2, Duration::from_secs(8));\n        // Capped.\n        let capped = next_backoff(SUPERVISE_BACKOFF_CAP, Duration::from_millis(1), base);\n        assert_eq!(capped, SUPERVISE_BACKOFF_CAP);\n        // Healthy run resets to the floor.\n        let reset = next_backoff(b2, SUPERVISE_HEALTHY_RUN, base);\n        assert_eq!(reset, base);\n    }\n\n    /// The readiness-gate primitive (restoration D6-1b): `parse_ready_generation`\n    /// extracts the stamped generation, and a stamp for generation N−1 is\n    /// distinguishable from one for N — the foundation the D6-2 gate (promote\n    /// only on `== this generation`) and its clear-before-spawn defence build on.\n    /// A garbled / legacy-bare-pid / generation-less body parses to None, which\n    /// the gate reads as not-ready (fail-safe).\n    // [unit->REQ-HAZARD-BROKER-PROCESS-ISOLATION]\n    #[test]\n    fn ready_generation_parses_stamp_and_fails_safe() {\n        // A well-formed stamp yields its generation.\n        assert_eq!(\n            parse_ready_generation(&serde_json::json!({\"pid\": 4321, \"generation\": 7}).to_string()),\n            Some(7)\n        );\n        // Staleness is visible at the primitive: gen N−1 ≠ the gen-N a gate seeks.\n        let stale = parse_ready_generation(\n            &serde_json::json!({\"pid\": 4321, \"generation\": 6}).to_string(),\n        );\n…\n    }\n…\n    impl TestTrialEnv {\n        fn pending(version: u64, rollback_binary: &str) -> Self {\n            TestTrialEnv {\n                state: Mutex::new(Some(AppliedRecord::AppliedPending {\n                    version,\n                    rollback_binary: rollback_binary.to_string(),\n                    candidate_started_ms: 0,\n                    prior_version: None,\n                })),\n                ready: Mutex::new(None),\n                clears: AtomicU32::new(0),\n                promotions: Mutex::new(Vec::new()),\n                rollbacks: Mutex::new(Vec::new()),\n                notifs: AtomicU32::new(0),\n                ready_hash: Mutex::new(None),\n                staged_hash: Mutex::new(None),\n                drain_countdown: AtomicU32::new(0),\n            }\n        }\n\n        /// Arm the bytes-gate: the candidate's stamped hash + the staged hash.\n        fn with_hashes(self, ready: Option<&str>, staged: Option<&str>) -> Self {\n            *self.ready_hash.lock().unwrap() = ready.map(str::to_string);\n            *self.staged_hash.lock().unwrap() = staged.map(str::to_string);\n            self\n        }\n\n        /// Arm the DRAINED gate: `old_gen_drained` returns `false` for the first\n        /// `polls` calls, then `true` (0 = always drained; `u32::MAX` = never within\n        /// the test window). Models the OLD-gen control plane draining after N polls.\n        fn drains_after(self, polls: u32) -> Self {\n            self.drain_countdown.store(polls, Ordering::Relaxed);\n            self\n        }\n\n        fn rolled_back(quarantine: u64, running: u64, rollback_binary: &str) -> Self {\n            let env = TestTrialEnv::pending(quarantine, rollback_binary);\n            *env.state.lock().unwrap() = Some(AppliedRecord::RolledBack {\n                quarantine_version: quarantine,\n                running_version: running,\n                rollback_binary: rollback_binary.to_string(),\n            });\n            env\n        }\n    }\n\n    impl TrialEnv for TestTrialEnv {\n        fn applied_state(&self) -> Option<AppliedRecord> {\n            self.state.lock().unwrap().clone()\n        }\n        fn ready_generation(&self) -> Option<u64> {\n            *self.ready.lock().unwrap()\n        }\n        fn clear_ready(&self) {\n            *self.ready.lock().unwrap() = None;\n            self.clears.fetch_add(1, Ordering::Relaxed);\n        }\n        fn record_promoted(&self, version: u64) {\n            self.promotions.lock().unwrap().push(version);\n            *self.state.lock().unwrap() = Some(AppliedRecord::Applied { version });\n        }\n        fn record_rolled_back(&self, q: u64, r: u64, bin: &str) {\n            self.rollbacks.lock().unwrap().push((q, r, bin.to_string()));\n            *self.state.lock().unwrap() = Some(AppliedRecord::RolledBack {\n                quarantine_version: q,\n                running_version: r,\n                rollback_binary: bin.to_string(),\n            });\n            // The capturing notif sink: the loud rollback notif fired.\n            self.notifs.fetch_add(1, Ordering::Relaxed);\n        }\n        fn ready_exe_hash(&self) -> Option<String> {\n            self.ready_hash.lock().unwrap().clone()\n        }\n        fn staged_artifact_hash(&self, _version: u64) -> Option<String> {\n            self.staged_hash.lock().unwrap().clone()\n        }\n        fn old_gen_drained(&self) -> bool {\n            // Countdown: false (still draining) while > 0, decrementing; then true.\n            // Single-threaded per env in these harnesses (the supervisor polls\n            // sequentially), so a plain load/store is race-free here.\n            let left = self.drain_countdown.load(Ordering::Relaxed);\n            if left == 0 {\n                return true;\n            }\n            self.drain_countdown.store(left - 1, Ordering::Relaxed);\n            false\n        }\n    }\n\n    /// Cross-platform \"is this pid still alive?\" for the A11 never-two-live-brains\n    /// assertion — used to confirm the trial candidate is dead before the rollback\n    /// binary spawns.\n    fn pid_alive(pid: u32) -> bool {\n        #[cfg(unix)]\n        {\n            Command::new(\"kill\")\n                .args([\"-0\", &pid.to_string()])\n                .output()\n                .map(|o| o.status.success())\n                .unwrap_or(false)\n        }\n        #[cfg(windows)]\n        {\n            Command::new(\"tasklist\")\n                .args([\"/FI\", &format!(\"PID eq {pid}\"), \"/NH\"])\n                .output()\n                .map(|o| String::from_utf8_lossy(&o.stdout).contains(&pid.to_string()))\n                .unwrap_or(false)\n        }\n    }\n\n    /// (1) Promote on ready: a candidate that stamps `brain.ready` for ITS\n    /// generation within the window is promoted (`Applied` written, no rollback,\n    /// no notif); the now-accepted child is then supervised normally, so a later\n    /// exit respawns the SAME accepted binary (`binary = None`), NOT a rollback.\n    // [unit->REQ-HAZARD-BROKER-PROCESS-ISOLATION]\n    #[test]\n    fn trial_promotes_on_ready_then_supervises_the_accepted_binary() {\n        let env = Arc::new(TestTrialEnv::pending(7, \"/good/spt.old-7\"));\n        let stop = Arc::new(AtomicBool::new(false));\n        let restart = BrainRestart::new();\n        let spawns = Arc::new(Mutex::new(Vec::<(u64, StartReason, Option<String>)>::new()));\n        let env_c = Arc::clone(&env);\n        let spawns_c = Arc::clone(&spawns);\n        let stop_c = Arc::clone(&stop);\n        supervise_brain(\n            &stop,\n            &restart,\n            Duration::from_millis(5),\n            env.as_ref(),\n            Duration::from_secs(5),\n            move |gen, reason, binary| {\n                let n = {\n                    let mut s = spawns_c.lock().unwrap();\n                    s.push((gen, reason, binary.map(|p| p.display().to_string())));\n                    s.len()\n                };\n                if n == 1 {\n                    // The trial candidate signals ready for its generation.\n                    *env_c.ready.lock().unwrap() = Some(gen);\n                } else {\n                    // The post-promotion respawn (the accepted binary): end here.\n                    stop_c.store(true, Ordering::Relaxed);\n                }\n                fast_child()\n            },\n        );\n        assert_eq!(env.promotions.lock().unwrap().as_slice(), &[7], \"promoted once\");\n        assert!(env.rollbacks.lock().unwrap().is_empty(), \"no rollback\");\n        assert_eq!(env.notifs.load(Ordering::Relaxed), 0, \"no rollback notif\");\n        assert!(env.clears.load(Ordering::Relaxed) >= 1, \"ready cleared before the trial spawn\");\n        let s = spawns.lock().unwrap();\n        assert_eq!(s[0].1, StartReason::Cold, \"first spawn is the cold trial candidate\");\n        assert_eq!(s[0].2, None, \"candidate spawns the default current_exe\");\n        assert_eq!(s[1].2, None, \"a later crash respawns the SAME accepted binary, not a rollback\");\n    }\n\n    /// (DRAINED gate — RED-first) A candidate that signals ready but whose OLD\n    /// generation NEVER drains does NOT promote onto the frozen control plane — the\n    /// window elapses, the candidate is killed, and it rolls back (the 22:47 false-\n    /// promote, now refused). RED-first: remove the `&& env.old_gen_drained()` gate in\n    /// `run_trial` and this promotes on ready alone — `promotions == [6]`,\n    /// `rollbacks == []` — exactly the incident-night behavior this closes.\n    // [unit->REQ-UPDATE-PROMOTE-DRAINED]\n    #[test]\n    fn ready_but_old_gen_never_drains_does_not_promote_rolls_back() {\n        // Ready is stamped, bytes match (so a bare readiness gate WOULD promote), but\n        // the old-gen control plane never drains within the window.\n        let env = Arc::new(\n            TestTrialEnv::pending(6, \"/good/spt.old-6\")\n                .with_hashes(Some(\"bytes\"), Some(\"bytes\"))\n                .drains_after(u32::MAX),\n        );\n        let stop = Arc::new(AtomicBool::new(false));\n        let restart = BrainRestart::new();\n        let env_c = Arc::clone(&env);\n        let stop_c = Arc::clone(&stop);\n        supervise_brain(\n            &stop,\n            &restart,\n            Duration::from_millis(5),\n            env.as_ref(),\n            Duration::from_millis(120), // short window: the un-draining candidate elapses it\n            move |gen, _reason, binary| {\n                if binary.is_some() {\n                    // The rollback binary spawn — the trial did NOT promote.\n                    stop_c.store(true, Ordering::Relaxed);\n                    return fast_child();\n                }\n                // The candidate signals ready for its generation, then stays alive.\n                *env_c.ready.lock().unwrap() = Some(gen);\n                long_child()\n            },\n        );\n        assert!(\n            env.promotions.lock().unwrap().is_empty(),\n            \"a ready candidate must NOT promote while the old generation is still wedged\"\n        );\n        assert_eq!(\n            env.rollbacks.lock().unwrap().as_slice(),\n            &[(6, 5, \"/good/spt.old-6\".to_string())],\n            \"the never-drained candidate is killed + rolled back (conservative, never a false-promote)\"\n        );\n        assert_eq!(env.notifs.load(Ordering::Relaxed), 1, \"one loud rollback notif\");\n    }\n\n    /// (DRAINED gate — latch releases) A ready candidate whose old generation drains\n    /// AFTER a couple of polls promotes: the ready-seen latch holds across the\n    /// undrained polls (a ready-then-exited candidate is not lost while waiting) and\n    /// promotion fires the moment `old_gen_drained()` flips true — never a premature\n    /// rollback, never a false-promote.\n    // [unit->REQ-UPDATE-PROMOTE-DRAINED]\n    #[test]\n    fn ready_candidate_promotes_once_old_gen_drains() {\n        let env = Arc::new(TestTrialEnv::pending(7, \"/good/spt.old-7\").drains_after(1));\n        let stop = Arc::new(AtomicBool::new(false));\n        let restart = BrainRestart::new();\n        let env_c = Arc::clone(&env);\n        let stop_c = Arc::clone(&stop);\n        let spawns = Arc::new(AtomicU32::new(0));\n        let spawns_c = Arc::clone(&spawns);\n        supervise_brain(\n            &stop,\n            &restart,\n            Duration::from_millis(5),\n            env.as_ref(),\n            Duration::from_secs(5), // generous: the drain arrives well inside the window\n            move |gen, _reason, _binary| {\n                let n = spawns_c.fetch_add(1, Ordering::Relaxed) + 1;\n                if n == 1 {\n                    *env_c.ready.lock().unwrap() = Some(gen);\n                } else {\n                    // The post-promotion respawn (accepted binary) — end here.\n                    stop_c.store(true, Ordering::Relaxed);\n                }\n…\n            },\n        );\n…\n    }"}],"details":{"displayContent":{"text":"    fn supervisor_respawns_brain_until_stopped() {\n…\n        supervise_brain(\n…\n            Duration::from_secs(30),\n            move |_gen, _reason, _binary| {\n                let n = count_c.fetch_add(1, Ordering::Relaxed) + 1;\n                if n >= 3 {\n                    stop_c.store(true, Ordering::Relaxed);\n                }\n                fast_child()\n            },\n        );\n        assert!(\n            count.load(Ordering::Relaxed) >= 3,\n            \"supervisor must respawn the brain after each exit\"\n        );\n    }\n\n    /// The planned-restart path (D3-3, Q3): a `BrainRestart::request` (the\n    /// broker's `KIND_BRAIN_RESTART` handler) makes the supervisor cycle the\n    /// brain and stamp the next spawn `Update` — distinguishing an intentional\n    /// update cycle from a crash (V2, broker-authoritative). A long-lived child\n    /// is used so the restart, not an exit, is what ends the cycle.\n    // [unit->REQ-HAZARD-BROKER-PROCESS-ISOLATION]\n    // [unit->REQ-UPD-3]\n    #[test]\n    fn planned_restart_respawns_with_update_reason() {\n        let stop = Arc::new(AtomicBool::new(false));\n        let restart = Arc::new(BrainRestart::new());\n        let stop_c = Arc::clone(&stop);\n        let restart_c = Arc::clone(&restart);\n        let seen = Arc::new(std::sync::Mutex::new(Vec::<(u64, StartReason)>::new()));\n        let seen_c = Arc::clone(&seen);\n        supervise_brain(\n            &stop,\n            &restart,\n            Duration::from_millis(5),\n            &NoTrialEnv,\n            Duration::from_secs(30),\n            move |generation, reason, _binary| {\n                seen_c.lock().unwrap().push((generation, reason));\n                // After the first (cold) spawn, request a planned restart; after\n                // the second (which must be the update respawn), stop.\n                if generation == 0 {\n                    restart_c.request();\n                } else {\n                    stop_c.store(true, Ordering::Relaxed);\n                }\n                long_child()\n            },\n        );\n        let v = seen.lock().unwrap();\n        assert_eq!(\n            v.as_slice(),\n            &[(0, StartReason::Cold), (1, StartReason::Update)],\n            \"a planned restart respawns generation+1 with reason Update, not Crash\"\n        );\n    }\n\n    /// Broker-owned generation custody (D3-2, ADR-0018 V2 / KH-2.4): the\n    /// supervisor increments the generation on EVERY spawn and stamps the\n    /// start-reason — the first spawn `Cold`, every supervised respawn `Crash`.\n    /// The injected spawner records each `(generation, reason)` the broker would\n    /// hand the brain, proving the counter is broker-owned and monotonic and the\n    /// crash-vs-cold discriminator is correct (the `Update` reason is D3-3's).\n    // [unit->REQ-HAZARD-BROKER-PROCESS-ISOLATION]\n    #[test]\n    fn supervisor_owns_generation_and_stamps_start_reason() {\n        let stop = Arc::new(AtomicBool::new(false));\n        let stop_c = Arc::clone(&stop);\n        let seen = Arc::new(std::sync::Mutex::new(Vec::<(u64, StartReason)>::new()));\n        let seen_c = Arc::clone(&seen);\n        let restart = BrainRestart::new();\n        supervise_brain(\n            &stop,\n            &restart,\n            Duration::from_millis(5),\n            &NoTrialEnv,\n            Duration::from_secs(30),\n            move |generation, reason, _binary| {\n                let mut v = seen_c.lock().unwrap();\n                v.push((generation, reason));\n                if v.len() >= 3 {\n                    stop_c.store(true, Ordering::Relaxed);\n                }\n                fast_child()\n            },\n        );\n        let v = seen.lock().unwrap();\n        assert_eq!(\n            v.as_slice(),\n            &[\n                (0, StartReason::Cold),\n                (1, StartReason::Crash),\n                (2, StartReason::Crash),\n            ],\n            \"generation increments every spawn; first is Cold, respawns are Crash\"\n        );\n    }\n\n    /// The versioned brain-spawn argv (KH-2.3): the broker emits both flags, and\n    /// the bare old argv (no flags) is what an older broker would pass — the\n    /// brain's defaults cover that N-1 case (asserted at the CLI parse layer).\n    // [unit->REQ-HAZARD-HANDOFF-ARGV-COMPAT]\n    #[test]\n    fn brain_child_args_carry_generation_and_reason() {\n        assert_eq!(\n            brain_child_args(7, StartReason::Update),\n            vec![\"daemon\", \"brain\", \"--generation\", \"7\", \"--start-reason\", \"update\"]\n        );\n        assert_eq!(\n            brain_child_args(0, StartReason::Cold),\n            vec![\"daemon\", \"brain\", \"--generation\", \"0\", \"--start-reason\", \"cold\"]\n        );\n    }\n\n    /// Start-reason argv round-trips, and an UNKNOWN value (a future broker's\n    /// reason an older brain predates) defaults to `Cold` rather than failing —\n    /// the KH-2.3 forward-compat posture for the reason field's value space.\n    // [unit->REQ-HAZARD-HANDOFF-ARGV-COMPAT]\n    #[test]\n    fn start_reason_arg_round_trips_and_is_lenient() {\n        for r in [StartReason::Cold, StartReason::Crash, StartReason::Update] {\n            assert_eq!(StartReason::from_arg(r.as_arg()), r);\n        }\n        assert_eq!(\n            StartReason::from_arg(\"some-future-reason\"),\n            StartReason::Cold,\n            \"unknown reason defaults to Cold, never a parse failure\"\n        );\n    }\n\n    /// The net-consumer gate (D2-1): the brain spawns the dispatcher + peer pump\n    /// exactly once, only after the broker reports net `enabled`. A net-less\n    /// broker (`enabled=false`) never spawns them; once started they are never\n    /// re-spawned (the `already_started` latch) — so a single consumer set runs,\n    /// no matter how many heartbeats poll `net-status`.\n    // [unit->REQ-HAZARD-BROKER-PROCESS-ISOLATION]\n    #[test]\n    fn consumer_gate_spawns_once_when_net_enabled() {\n        // Net down: never spawn, regardless of the latch.\n        assert!(!consumer_gate(false, false));\n        assert!(!consumer_gate(false, true));\n        // Net up, not yet started: spawn this tick.\n        assert!(consumer_gate(true, false));\n        // Net up, already started: do not re-spawn (exactly-once).\n        assert!(!consumer_gate(true, true));\n    }\n\n    /// Backoff: a fast death doubles (capped), a healthy run resets to the floor.\n    // [unit->REQ-HAZARD-BROKER-PROCESS-ISOLATION]\n    #[test]\n    fn backoff_doubles_on_fast_death_resets_when_healthy() {\n        let base = Duration::from_secs(2);\n        // Fast death: doubles.\n        let b1 = next_backoff(base, Duration::from_millis(1), base);\n        assert_eq!(b1, Duration::from_secs(4));\n        let b2 = next_backoff(b1, Duration::from_millis(1), base);\n        assert_eq!(b2, Duration::from_secs(8));\n        // Capped.\n        let capped = next_backoff(SUPERVISE_BACKOFF_CAP, Duration::from_millis(1), base);\n        assert_eq!(capped, SUPERVISE_BACKOFF_CAP);\n        // Healthy run resets to the floor.\n        let reset = next_backoff(b2, SUPERVISE_HEALTHY_RUN, base);\n        assert_eq!(reset, base);\n    }\n\n    /// The readiness-gate primitive (restoration D6-1b): `parse_ready_generation`\n    /// extracts the stamped generation, and a stamp for generation N−1 is\n    /// distinguishable from one for N — the foundation the D6-2 gate (promote\n    /// only on `== this generation`) and its clear-before-spawn defence build on.\n    /// A garbled / legacy-bare-pid / generation-less body parses to None, which\n    /// the gate reads as not-ready (fail-safe).\n    // [unit->REQ-HAZARD-BROKER-PROCESS-ISOLATION]\n    #[test]\n    fn ready_generation_parses_stamp_and_fails_safe() {\n        // A well-formed stamp yields its generation.\n        assert_eq!(\n            parse_ready_generation(&serde_json::json!({\"pid\": 4321, \"generation\": 7}).to_string()),\n            Some(7)\n        );\n        // Staleness is visible at the primitive: gen N−1 ≠ the gen-N a gate seeks.\n        let stale = parse_ready_generation(\n            &serde_json::json!({\"pid\": 4321, \"generation\": 6}).to_string(),\n        );\n…\n    }\n…\n    impl TestTrialEnv {\n        fn pending(version: u64, rollback_binary: &str) -> Self {\n            TestTrialEnv {\n                state: Mutex::new(Some(AppliedRecord::AppliedPending {\n                    version,\n                    rollback_binary: rollback_binary.to_string(),\n                    candidate_started_ms: 0,\n                    prior_version: None,\n                })),\n                ready: Mutex::new(None),\n                clears: AtomicU32::new(0),\n                promotions: Mutex::new(Vec::new()),\n                rollbacks: Mutex::new(Vec::new()),\n                notifs: AtomicU32::new(0),\n                ready_hash: Mutex::new(None),\n                staged_hash: Mutex::new(None),\n                drain_countdown: AtomicU32::new(0),\n            }\n        }\n\n        /// Arm the bytes-gate: the candidate's stamped hash + the staged hash.\n        fn with_hashes(self, ready: Option<&str>, staged: Option<&str>) -> Self {\n            *self.ready_hash.lock().unwrap() = ready.map(str::to_string);\n            *self.staged_hash.lock().unwrap() = staged.map(str::to_string);\n            self\n        }\n\n        /// Arm the DRAINED gate: `old_gen_drained` returns `false` for the first\n        /// `polls` calls, then `true` (0 = always drained; `u32::MAX` = never within\n        /// the test window). Models the OLD-gen control plane draining after N polls.\n        fn drains_after(self, polls: u32) -> Self {\n            self.drain_countdown.store(polls, Ordering::Relaxed);\n            self\n        }\n\n        fn rolled_back(quarantine: u64, running: u64, rollback_binary: &str) -> Self {\n            let env = TestTrialEnv::pending(quarantine, rollback_binary);\n            *env.state.lock().unwrap() = Some(AppliedRecord::RolledBack {\n                quarantine_version: quarantine,\n                running_version: running,\n                rollback_binary: rollback_binary.to_string(),\n            });\n            env\n        }\n    }\n\n    impl TrialEnv for TestTrialEnv {\n        fn applied_state(&self) -> Option<AppliedRecord> {\n            self.state.lock().unwrap().clone()\n        }\n        fn ready_generation(&self) -> Option<u64> {\n            *self.ready.lock().unwrap()\n        }\n        fn clear_ready(&self) {\n            *self.ready.lock().unwrap() = None;\n            self.clears.fetch_add(1, Ordering::Relaxed);\n        }\n        fn record_promoted(&self, version: u64) {\n            self.promotions.lock().unwrap().push(version);\n            *self.state.lock().unwrap() = Some(AppliedRecord::Applied { version });\n        }\n        fn record_rolled_back(&self, q: u64, r: u64, bin: &str) {\n            self.rollbacks.lock().unwrap().push((q, r, bin.to_string()));\n            *self.state.lock().unwrap() = Some(AppliedRecord::RolledBack {\n                quarantine_version: q,\n                running_version: r,\n                rollback_binary: bin.to_string(),\n            });\n            // The capturing notif sink: the loud rollback notif fired.\n            self.notifs.fetch_add(1, Ordering::Relaxed);\n        }\n        fn ready_exe_hash(&self) -> Option<String> {\n            self.ready_hash.lock().unwrap().clone()\n        }\n        fn staged_artifact_hash(&self, _version: u64) -> Option<String> {\n            self.staged_hash.lock().unwrap().clone()\n        }\n        fn old_gen_drained(&self) -> bool {\n            // Countdown: false (still draining) while > 0, decrementing; then true.\n            // Single-threaded per env in these harnesses (the supervisor polls\n            // sequentially), so a plain load/store is race-free here.\n            let left = self.drain_countdown.load(Ordering::Relaxed);\n            if left == 0 {\n                return true;\n            }\n            self.drain_countdown.store(left - 1, Ordering::Relaxed);\n            false\n        }\n    }\n\n    /// Cross-platform \"is this pid still alive?\" for the A11 never-two-live-brains\n    /// assertion — used to confirm the trial candidate is dead before the rollback\n    /// binary spawns.\n    fn pid_alive(pid: u32) -> bool {\n        #[cfg(unix)]\n        {\n            Command::new(\"kill\")\n                .args([\"-0\", &pid.to_string()])\n                .output()\n                .map(|o| o.status.success())\n                .unwrap_or(false)\n        }\n        #[cfg(windows)]\n        {\n            Command::new(\"tasklist\")\n                .args([\"/FI\", &format!(\"PID eq {pid}\"), \"/NH\"])\n                .output()\n                .map(|o| String::from_utf8_lossy(&o.stdout).contains(&pid.to_string()))\n                .unwrap_or(false)\n        }\n    }\n\n    /// (1) Promote on ready: a candidate that stamps `brain.ready` for ITS\n    /// generation within the window is promoted (`Applied` written, no rollback,\n    /// no notif); the now-accepted child is then supervised normally, so a later\n    /// exit respawns the SAME accepted binary (`binary = None`), NOT a rollback.\n    // [unit->REQ-HAZARD-BROKER-PROCESS-ISOLATION]\n    #[test]\n    fn trial_promotes_on_ready_then_supervises_the_accepted_binary() {\n        let env = Arc::new(TestTrialEnv::pending(7, \"/good/spt.old-7\"));\n        let stop = Arc::new(AtomicBool::new(false));\n        let restart = BrainRestart::new();\n        let spawns = Arc::new(Mutex::new(Vec::<(u64, StartReason, Option<String>)>::new()));\n        let env_c = Arc::clone(&env);\n        let spawns_c = Arc::clone(&spawns);\n        let stop_c = Arc::clone(&stop);\n        supervise_brain(\n            &stop,\n            &restart,\n            Duration::from_millis(5),\n            env.as_ref(),\n            Duration::from_secs(5),\n            move |gen, reason, binary| {\n                let n = {\n                    let mut s = spawns_c.lock().unwrap();\n                    s.push((gen, reason, binary.map(|p| p.display().to_string())));\n                    s.len()\n                };\n                if n == 1 {\n                    // The trial candidate signals ready for its generation.\n                    *env_c.ready.lock().unwrap() = Some(gen);\n                } else {\n                    // The post-promotion respawn (the accepted binary): end here.\n                    stop_c.store(true, Ordering::Relaxed);\n                }\n                fast_child()\n            },\n        );\n        assert_eq!(env.promotions.lock().unwrap().as_slice(), &[7], \"promoted once\");\n        assert!(env.rollbacks.lock().unwrap().is_empty(), \"no rollback\");\n        assert_eq!(env.notifs.load(Ordering::Relaxed), 0, \"no rollback notif\");\n        assert!(env.clears.load(Ordering::Relaxed) >= 1, \"ready cleared before the trial spawn\");\n        let s = spawns.lock().unwrap();\n        assert_eq!(s[0].1, StartReason::Cold, \"first spawn is the cold trial candidate\");\n        assert_eq!(s[0].2, None, \"candidate spawns the default current_exe\");\n        assert_eq!(s[1].2, None, \"a later crash respawns the SAME accepted binary, not a rollback\");\n    }\n\n    /// (DRAINED gate — RED-first) A candidate that signals ready but whose OLD\n    /// generation NEVER drains does NOT promote onto the frozen control plane — the\n    /// window elapses, the candidate is killed, and it rolls back (the 22:47 false-\n    /// promote, now refused). RED-first: remove the `&& env.old_gen_drained()` gate in\n    /// `run_trial` and this promotes on ready alone — `promotions == [6]`,\n    /// `rollbacks == []` — exactly the incident-night behavior this closes.\n    // [unit->REQ-UPDATE-PROMOTE-DRAINED]\n    #[test]\n    fn ready_but_old_gen_never_drains_does_not_promote_rolls_back() {\n        // Ready is stamped, bytes match (so a bare readiness gate WOULD promote), but\n        // the old-gen control plane never drains within the window.\n        let env = Arc::new(\n            TestTrialEnv::pending(6, \"/good/spt.old-6\")\n                .with_hashes(Some(\"bytes\"), Some(\"bytes\"))\n                .drains_after(u32::MAX),\n        );\n        let stop = Arc::new(AtomicBool::new(false));\n        let restart = BrainRestart::new();\n        let env_c = Arc::clone(&env);\n        let stop_c = Arc::clone(&stop);\n        supervise_brain(\n            &stop,\n            &restart,\n            Duration::from_millis(5),\n            env.as_ref(),\n            Duration::from_millis(120), // short window: the un-draining candidate elapses it\n            move |gen, _reason, binary| {\n                if binary.is_some() {\n                    // The rollback binary spawn — the trial did NOT promote.\n                    stop_c.store(true, Ordering::Relaxed);\n                    return fast_child();\n                }\n                // The candidate signals ready for its generation, then stays alive.\n                *env_c.ready.lock().unwrap() = Some(gen);\n                long_child()\n            },\n        );\n        assert!(\n            env.promotions.lock().unwrap().is_empty(),\n            \"a ready candidate must NOT promote while the old generation is still wedged\"\n        );\n        assert_eq!(\n            env.rollbacks.lock().unwrap().as_slice(),\n            &[(6, 5, \"/good/spt.old-6\".to_string())],\n            \"the never-drained candidate is killed + rolled back (conservative, never a 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The sister's\n//!   `atomic_write_string` was a bare tmp-write + rename; spt-core adds\n//!   retry-with-backoff that tolerates transient sharing/access errors and\n//!   only surfaces a persistent failure.\n//! - **5.4 Windows UNC prefix in serialized paths** (REQ-HAZARD-UNC-PATH-STRIP):\n//!   a canonicalized `\\\\?\\C:\\…` path serializes to `//?/C:/…` and then fails\n//!   `read_to_string` on the consumer side. [`to_forward_slash`] strips the\n//!   `\\\\?\\` prefix after the backslash→slash conversion so serialized path\n//!   attributes are directly consumable. Copied verbatim from sister\n//!   `owlery.rs:377-384`.\n//!\n//! The write pattern itself (sibling `{name}.tmp` + rename) is verbatim; same-\n//! volume rename is atomic on both NTFS and POSIX, so a concurrent reader never\n//! observes a half-written file.\n\nuse std::fs;\nuse std::io;\nuse std::io::Write;\nuse std::path::Path;\nuse std::sync::atomic::{AtomicU64, Ordering};\nuse std::time::Duration;\n\n/// Maximum rename attempts before surfacing the error (KNOWN-HAZARDS 5.2).\nconst MAX_RENAME_ATTEMPTS: u32 = 10;\n\n/// Process-local counter making each write's tmp sibling unique (KNOWN-HAZARDS\n/// 5.15). NO clock / NO rand — a monotonic per-process seq plus the pid is enough\n/// to distinguish every concurrent writer to the same target, and stays\n/// resume/replay-safe.\nstatic TMP_SEQ: AtomicU64 = AtomicU64::new(0);\n\n/// Convert a path to a forward-slash string for JSON / cross-platform output,\n/// stripping the Windows UNC `\\\\?\\` prefix (which becomes `//?/` after the\n/// slash conversion). Serialized path attributes must be directly consumable\n/// by a `read_to_string` on the other side. Copied verbatim (sister\n/// `owlery::to_forward_slash`).\n// [impl->REQ-HAZARD-UNC-PATH-STRIP]\npub fn to_forward_slash(path: &Path) -> String {\n    let mut s = path.to_string_lossy().replace('\\\\', \"/\");\n    // `\\\\?\\C:\\...` -> `//?/C:/...` -> `C:/...`\n    if let Some(stripped) = s.strip_prefix(\"//?/\") {\n        s = stripped.to_string();\n    }\n    s\n}\n\n/// Atomically write `body` to `path` via a sibling `{name}.tmp` + rename, with\n/// EBUSY retry/backoff (KNOWN-HAZARDS 5.2). A concurrent reader sees either the\n/// old file or the complete new file — never a torn write. **Non-durable** — see\n/// [`atomic_write_bytes`] for the durability trade-off.\n// [impl->REQ-HAZARD-EBUSY-RENAME]\npub fn atomic_write_string(path: &Path, body: &str) -> io::Result<()> {\n    atomic_write_bytes(path, body.as_bytes())\n}\n\n/// Byte-oriented sibling of [`atomic_write_string`] — for binary payloads\n/// (blobs, signature material) that are not valid UTF-8.\n///\n/// **Non-durable** (no fsync): a plain `fs::write` of the tmp + rename. Still\n/// reader-atomic (old-or-new, never torn), but a hard reset between the rename\n/// and the data flush can resurrect the file at full length filled with NUL. That\n/// is the correct default for RECONSTRUCTIBLE state — registry snapshots, epoch\n/// counters, peer caches, the release cache — where a post-crash NUL husk simply\n/// parse-fails to *absent* and is regenerated / re-gossiped (and the 5.14\n/// read-side makes a corrupt record harmless at every seam). For AUTHORITATIVE\n/// records whose loss IS an incident, use [`atomic_write_bytes_durable`].\n// [impl->REQ-HAZARD-EBUSY-RENAME]\npub fn atomic_write_bytes(path: &Path, body: &[u8]) -> io::Result<()> {\n    write_then_rename(path, body, false)\n}\n\n/// **Durable** sibling of [`atomic_write_bytes`]: the tmp file is fsync'd\n/// (`sync_all`) BEFORE the rename publishes the name (KNOWN-HAZARDS 5.13), so a\n/// hard reset yields the complete old OR new file — never a full-length NUL\n/// zero-fill (NTFS keeps the rename metadata but loses un-synced data blocks).\n///\n/// **Scoped, NOT a blanket default.** Durability is opt-in for the few records\n/// whose loss is unrecoverable — the authoritative per-perch record\n/// ([`crate::info::write_info`]) and one-shot identity material\n/// ([`crate::nodeid`], `spt_daemon::machineid`). Making *every* atomic write\n/// durable serializes an fsync behind each of ~26 callers — and for `info.json`\n/// the flush lands under the per-perch `.info.lock` (the W1b lock-across-fsync\n/// wedge shape) — which stalls daemon bringup 4–6× and misses the endpoint\n/// ONLINE window (caught by `attach_wedge_e2e`). Scope durability to the record,\n/// not the writer.\n// [impl->REQ-HAZARD-EBUSY-RENAME]\n// [impl->REQ-HAZARD-PERCH-RECORD-POWER-LOSS]\npub fn atomic_write_bytes_durable(path: &Path, body: &[u8]) -> io::Result<()> {\n    write_then_rename(path, body, true)\n}\n\n/// String sibling of [`atomic_write_bytes_durable`] (durable tmp+rename).\n// [impl->REQ-HAZARD-PERCH-RECORD-POWER-LOSS]\npub fn atomic_write_string_durable(path: &Path, body: &str) -> io::Result<()> {\n    atomic_write_bytes_durable(path, body.as_bytes())\n}\n\n/// Shared tmp-write + atomic-rename core. `durable` selects the fsync-before-rename\n/// path ([`atomic_write_bytes_durable`]); otherwise a plain `fs::write` (the\n/// reconstructible-state default, [`atomic_write_bytes`]).\n///\n/// The tmp sibling is UNIQUE per write — `{name}.tmp.{pid}-{seq}` (KNOWN-HAZARDS\n/// 5.15). A fixed `{name}.tmp` shared by every writer is a latent collision: two\n/// processes writing the same target concurrently (e.g. the daemon's `mutate_info`\n/// RMW and `spt api bind`'s establish, traced ~700µs apart at bind) both stage the\n/// SAME tmp; whichever renames first CONSUMES it, and the loser's rename hits\n/// `NotFound` (os error 2) — non-transient, so it surfaces as a hard write error\n/// (the bind-fatal path that wedged the endpoint offline). A microsecond window\n/// forever; `sync_all` widened create→rename ~50× and made it near-certain at bind.\n// [impl->REQ-HAZARD-ATOMIC-TMP-COLLISION]\nfn write_then_rename(path: &Path, body: &[u8], durable: bool) -> io::Result<()> {\n    let seq = TMP_SEQ.fetch_add(1, Ordering::Relaxed);\n    let tmp = path.with_file_name(format!(\n        \"{}.tmp.{}-{}\",\n        path.file_name().and_then(|s| s.to_str()).unwrap_or(\"epoch\"),\n        std::process::id(),\n        seq\n    ));\n    if durable {\n        let mut f = fs::File::create(&tmp)?;\n        f.write_all(body)?;\n        f.sync_all()?; // durable data BEFORE the rename publishes the name\n    } else {\n        fs::write(&tmp, body)?;\n    }\n    match rename_with_retry(&tmp, path) {\n        Ok(()) => Ok(()),\n        Err(e) => {\n            // Best-effort cleanup of the orphaned tmp; never mask the real error.\n            let _ = fs::remove_file(&tmp);\n            Err(e)\n        }\n    }\n}\n\n/// Rename `from` → `to`, retrying transient sharing/access failures with\n/// linear backoff. Non-transient errors (e.g. NotFound) return immediately.\n// [impl->REQ-HAZARD-EBUSY-RENAME]\nfn rename_with_retry(from: &Path, to: &Path) -> io::Result<()> {\n    retry_transient(MAX_RENAME_ATTEMPTS, backoff, || fs::rename(from, to))\n}\n\n/// Linear backoff: attempt 1 → 2ms, attempt 2 → 4ms, … capped modestly. Kept\n/// small so a real transient (handle released within tens of ms) is absorbed\n/// without a perceptible stall.\nfn backoff(attempt: u32) -> Duration {\n    Duration::from_millis((attempt as u64 * 2).min(50))\n}\n\n/// Run `op`, retrying while it fails with a *transient* error, up to\n/// `max_attempts` total tries. Sleeps `delay(attempt)` between tries. Returns\n/// the first success, or the last error once attempts are exhausted /\n/// the error is non-transient. Generic over the operation so the retry\n/// semantics are unit-testable without provoking a real OS EBUSY.\n// [impl->REQ-HAZARD-EBUSY-RENAME]\nfn retry_transient<T>(\n    max_attempts: u32,\n    delay: impl Fn(u32) -> Duration,\n    mut op: impl FnMut() -> io::Result<T>,\n) -> io::Result<T> {\n    let mut attempt = 0u32;\n    loop {\n        match op() {\n            Ok(v) => return Ok(v),\n            Err(e) => {\n                attempt += 1;\n                if attempt >= max_attempts || !is_transient(&e) {\n                    return Err(e);\n                }\n                std::thread::sleep(delay(attempt));\n            }\n        }\n    }\n}\n\n/// Whether an io error is a transient sharing/access failure worth retrying.\n///\n/// Windows surfaces a held-handle rename collision as `ERROR_SHARING_VIOLATION`\n/// (32) or `ERROR_ACCESS_DENIED` (5). On other platforms `PermissionDenied`\n/// is the analogue; everything else (NotFound, etc.) is non-transient.\nfn is_transient(e: &io::Error) -> bool {\n    #[cfg(windows)]\n    {\n        if let Some(code) = e.raw_os_error() {\n            // 5 = ERROR_ACCESS_DENIED, 32 = ERROR_SHARING_VIOLATION.\n            return code == 5 || code == 32;\n        }\n    }\n    matches!(e.kind(), io::ErrorKind::PermissionDenied)\n}\n\n#[cfg(test)]\nmod tests {\n    use super::*;\n    use std::cell::Cell;\n    use std::path::PathBuf;\n\n    fn zero_delay(_: u32) -> Duration {\n        Duration::from_millis(0)\n    }\n\n    /// No `.tmp` sibling of any kind remains in `dir` (the unique tmp names —\n    /// `{name}.tmp.{pid}-{seq}` — must all be renamed away, not just a fixed\n    /// `{name}.tmp`). Glob-style: any entry whose name contains `.tmp` fails.\n    fn no_tmp_sibling_remains(dir: &Path) {\n        let leftover: Vec<String> = fs::read_dir(dir)\n            .unwrap()\n            .flatten()\n            .filter_map(|e| e.file_name().into_string().ok())\n            .filter(|n| n.contains(\".tmp\"))\n            .collect();\n        assert!(leftover.is_empty(), \"no *.tmp* sibling may remain: {leftover:?}\");\n    }\n\n    fn sharing_violation() -> io::Error {\n        #[cfg(windows)]\n        {\n            io::Error::from_raw_os_error(32)\n        }\n        #[cfg(not(windows))]\n        {\n            io::Error::from(io::ErrorKind::PermissionDenied)\n        }\n    }\n\n    // [unit->REQ-HAZARD-EBUSY-RENAME] write creates the file with exact content,\n    // and replaces an existing file; no `.tmp` sibling is left behind.\n    #[test]\n    fn atomic_write_creates_and_replaces() {\n        let dir = tempfile::tempdir().unwrap();\n        let target = dir.path().join(\"cursor\");\n        atomic_write_string(&target, \"first\").unwrap();\n        assert_eq!(fs::read_to_string(&target).unwrap(), \"first\");\n        atomic_write_string(&target, \"second\").unwrap();\n        assert_eq!(fs::read_to_string(&target).unwrap(), \"second\");\n        no_tmp_sibling_remains(dir.path());\n    }\n\n    // [unit->REQ-HAZARD-EBUSY-RENAME] binary bodies round-trip byte-exact (the\n    // non-durable default path).\n    #[test]\n    fn atomic_write_bytes_round_trips() {\n        let dir = tempfile::tempdir().unwrap();\n        let target = dir.path().join(\"blob.bin\");\n        let data: Vec<u8> = (0..=255u8).collect();\n        atomic_write_bytes(&target, &data).unwrap();\n        assert_eq!(fs::read(&target).unwrap(), data);\n        no_tmp_sibling_remains(dir.path());\n    }\n\n    // [unit->REQ-HAZARD-PERCH-RECORD-POWER-LOSS] the DURABLE path exercises\n    // File::create → write_all → sync_all → rename: bytes (and the string wrapper)\n    // round-trip byte-exact through the fsync-before-rename ordering, and the tmp is\n    // renamed away. This is the opt-in used by the authoritative perch/identity writers;\n    // the blanket-fsync default was reverted (it wedged daemon bringup).\n    #[test]\n    fn atomic_write_durable_round_trips_and_renames_tmp() {\n        let dir = tempfile::tempdir().unwrap();\n        let target = dir.path().join(\"rec.bin\");\n        let data: Vec<u8> = (0..=255u8).collect();\n        atomic_write_bytes_durable(&target, &data).unwrap();\n        assert_eq!(fs::read(&target).unwrap(), data);\n\n        let s_target = dir.path().join(\"rec.json\");\n        atomic_write_string_durable(&s_target, \"{\\\"id\\\":\\\"hall-a\\\"}\").unwrap();\n        assert_eq!(fs::read_to_string(&s_target).unwrap(), \"{\\\"id\\\":\\\"hall-a\\\"}\");\n        no_tmp_sibling_remains(dir.path());\n    }\n\n    // [unit->REQ-HAZARD-ATOMIC-TMP-COLLISION] the load-bearing regression guard:\n    // many threads hammering the SAME target concurrently must EACH return Ok — no\n    // writer's rename may consume another's staged tmp (the os-error-2 loser that\n    // wedged bind). A `Barrier` aligns the writers so the create→rename windows\n    // actually overlap (without it the collision is a microsecond fluke and the guard\n    // is decorative — it must red on the old fixed-`{name}.tmp` code). After the\n    // storm the target parses complete (one full winning body, never a torn/partial).\n    #[test]\n    fn concurrent_writers_never_collide_on_tmp() {\n        use std::sync::{Arc, Barrier};\n\n        let dir = tempfile::tempdir().unwrap();\n        let target = Arc::new(dir.path().join(\"info.json\"));\n        const THREADS: usize = 6;\n        const ITERS: usize = 100;\n        let barrier = Arc::new(Barrier::new(THREADS));\n\n        let handles: Vec<_> = (0..THREADS)\n            .map(|t| {\n                let target = Arc::clone(&target);\n                let barrier = Arc::clone(&barrier);\n                std::thread::spawn(move || {\n                    // A distinct full, parseable body per writer.\n                    let body = format!(\"{{\\\"writer\\\":{t},\\\"id\\\":\\\"hall-a\\\"}}\");\n                    for _ in 0..ITERS {\n…\n                    }\n                })\n            })\n            .collect();\n…\n    }\n…\n}\n\n[Showing lines 1-300 of 379. Use :301 to continue]"}],"details":{"truncation":{"content":"//! Atomic file writes + serialized-path normalization.\r\n//!\r\n//! Two KNOWN-HAZARDS invariants live here:\r\n//!\r\n//! - **5.2 Windows EBUSY on atomic rename** (REQ-HAZARD-EBUSY-RENAME): a\r\n//!   `fs::rename` can fail transiently while another process (AV scanner,\r\n//!   indexer, a just-closed handle) still holds the target. The sister's\r\n//!   `atomic_write_string` was a bare tmp-write + rename; spt-core adds\r\n//!   retry-with-backoff that tolerates transient sharing/access errors and\r\n//!   only surfaces a persistent failure.\r\n//! - **5.4 Windows UNC prefix in serialized paths** (REQ-HAZARD-UNC-PATH-STRIP):\r\n//!   a canonicalized `\\\\?\\C:\\…` path serializes to `//?/C:/…` and then fails\r\n//!   `read_to_string` on the consumer side. [`to_forward_slash`] strips the\r\n//!   `\\\\?\\` prefix after the backslash→slash conversion so serialized path\r\n//!   attributes are directly consumable. Copied verbatim from sister\r\n//!   `owlery.rs:377-384`.\r\n//!\r\n//! The write pattern itself (sibling `{name}.tmp` + rename) is verbatim; same-\r\n//! volume rename is atomic on both NTFS and POSIX, so a concurrent reader never\r\n//! observes a half-written file.\r\n\r\nuse std::fs;\r\nuse std::io;\r\nuse std::io::Write;\r\nuse std::path::Path;\r\nuse std::sync::atomic::{AtomicU64, Ordering};\r\nuse std::time::Duration;\r\n\r\n/// Maximum rename attempts before surfacing the error (KNOWN-HAZARDS 5.2).\r\nconst MAX_RENAME_ATTEMPTS: u32 = 10;\r\n\r\n/// Process-local counter making each write's tmp sibling unique (KNOWN-HAZARDS\r\n/// 5.15). NO clock / NO rand — a monotonic per-process seq plus the pid is enough\r\n/// to distinguish every concurrent writer to the same target, and stays\r\n/// resume/replay-safe.\r\nstatic TMP_SEQ: AtomicU64 = AtomicU64::new(0);\r\n\r\n/// Convert a path to a forward-slash string for JSON / cross-platform output,\r\n/// stripping the Windows UNC `\\\\?\\` prefix (which becomes `//?/` after the\r\n/// slash conversion). Serialized path attributes must be directly consumable\r\n/// by a `read_to_string` on the other side. Copied verbatim (sister\r\n/// `owlery::to_forward_slash`).\r\n// [impl->REQ-HAZARD-UNC-PATH-STRIP]\r\npub fn to_forward_slash(path: &Path) -> String {\r\n    let mut s = path.to_string_lossy().replace('\\\\', \"/\");\r\n    // `\\\\?\\C:\\...` -> `//?/C:/...` -> `C:/...`\r\n    if let Some(stripped) = s.strip_prefix(\"//?/\") {\r\n        s = stripped.to_string();\r\n    }\r\n    s\r\n}\r\n\r\n/// Atomically write `body` to `path` via a sibling `{name}.tmp` + rename, with\r\n/// EBUSY retry/backoff (KNOWN-HAZARDS 5.2). A concurrent reader sees either the\r\n/// old file or the complete new file — never a torn write. **Non-durable** — see\r\n/// [`atomic_write_bytes`] for the durability trade-off.\r\n// [impl->REQ-HAZARD-EBUSY-RENAME]\r\npub fn atomic_write_string(path: &Path, body: &str) -> io::Result<()> {\r\n    atomic_write_bytes(path, body.as_bytes())\r\n}\r\n\r\n/// Byte-oriented sibling of [`atomic_write_string`] — for binary payloads\r\n/// (blobs, signature material) that are not valid UTF-8.\r\n///\r\n/// **Non-durable** (no fsync): a plain `fs::write` of the tmp + rename. Still\r\n/// reader-atomic (old-or-new, never torn), but a hard reset between the rename\r\n/// and the data flush can resurrect the file at full length filled with NUL. That\r\n/// is the correct default for RECONSTRUCTIBLE state — registry snapshots, epoch\r\n/// counters, peer caches, the release cache — where a post-crash NUL husk simply\r\n/// parse-fails to *absent* and is regenerated / re-gossiped (and the 5.14\r\n/// read-side makes a corrupt record harmless at every seam). For AUTHORITATIVE\r\n/// records whose loss IS an incident, use [`atomic_write_bytes_durable`].\r\n// [impl->REQ-HAZARD-EBUSY-RENAME]\r\npub fn atomic_write_bytes(path: &Path, body: &[u8]) -> io::Result<()> {\r\n    write_then_rename(path, body, false)\r\n}\r\n\r\n/// **Durable** sibling of [`atomic_write_bytes`]: the tmp file is fsync'd\r\n/// (`sync_all`) BEFORE the rename publishes the name (KNOWN-HAZARDS 5.13), so a\r\n/// hard reset yields the complete old OR new file — never a full-length NUL\r\n/// zero-fill (NTFS keeps the rename metadata but loses un-synced data blocks).\r\n///\r\n/// **Scoped, NOT a blanket default.** Durability is opt-in for the few records\r\n/// whose loss is unrecoverable — the authoritative per-perch record\r\n/// ([`crate::info::write_info`]) and one-shot identity material\r\n/// ([`crate::nodeid`], `spt_daemon::machineid`). Making *every* atomic write\r\n/// durable serializes an fsync behind each of ~26 callers — and for `info.json`\r\n/// the flush lands under the per-perch `.info.lock` (the W1b lock-across-fsync\r\n/// wedge shape) — which stalls daemon bringup 4–6× and misses the endpoint\r\n/// ONLINE window (caught by `attach_wedge_e2e`). Scope durability to the record,\r\n/// not the writer.\r\n// [impl->REQ-HAZARD-EBUSY-RENAME]\r\n// [impl->REQ-HAZARD-PERCH-RECORD-POWER-LOSS]\r\npub fn atomic_write_bytes_durable(path: &Path, body: &[u8]) -> io::Result<()> {\r\n    write_then_rename(path, body, true)\r\n}\r\n\r\n/// String sibling of [`atomic_write_bytes_durable`] (durable tmp+rename).\r\n// [impl->REQ-HAZARD-PERCH-RECORD-POWER-LOSS]\r\npub fn atomic_write_string_durable(path: &Path, body: &str) -> io::Result<()> {\r\n    atomic_write_bytes_durable(path, body.as_bytes())\r\n}\r\n\r\n/// Shared tmp-write + atomic-rename core. `durable` selects the fsync-before-rename\r\n/// path ([`atomic_write_bytes_durable`]); otherwise a plain `fs::write` (the\r\n/// reconstructible-state default, [`atomic_write_bytes`]).\r\n///\r\n/// The tmp sibling is UNIQUE per write — `{name}.tmp.{pid}-{seq}` (KNOWN-HAZARDS\r\n/// 5.15). A fixed `{name}.tmp` shared by every writer is a latent collision: two\r\n/// processes writing the same target concurrently (e.g. the daemon's `mutate_info`\r\n/// RMW and `spt api bind`'s establish, traced ~700µs apart at bind) both stage the\r\n/// SAME tmp; whichever renames first CONSUMES it, and the loser's rename hits\r\n/// `NotFound` (os error 2) — non-transient, so it surfaces as a hard write error\r\n/// (the bind-fatal path that wedged the endpoint offline). A microsecond window\r\n/// forever; `sync_all` widened create→rename ~50× and made it near-certain at bind.\r\n// [impl->REQ-HAZARD-ATOMIC-TMP-COLLISION]\r\nfn write_then_rename(path: &Path, body: &[u8], durable: bool) -> io::Result<()> {\r\n    let seq = TMP_SEQ.fetch_add(1, Ordering::Relaxed);\r\n    let tmp = path.with_file_name(format!(\r\n        \"{}.tmp.{}-{}\",\r\n        path.file_name().and_then(|s| s.to_str()).unwrap_or(\"epoch\"),\r\n        std::process::id(),\r\n        seq\r\n    ));\r\n    if durable {\r\n        let mut f = fs::File::create(&tmp)?;\r\n        f.write_all(body)?;\r\n        f.sync_all()?; // durable data BEFORE the rename publishes the name\r\n    } else {\r\n        fs::write(&tmp, body)?;\r\n    }\r\n    match rename_with_retry(&tmp, path) {\r\n        Ok(()) => Ok(()),\r\n        Err(e) => {\r\n            // Best-effort cleanup of the orphaned tmp; never mask the real error.\r\n            let _ = fs::remove_file(&tmp);\r\n            Err(e)\r\n        }\r\n    }\r\n}\r\n\r\n/// Rename `from` → `to`, retrying transient sharing/access failures with\r\n/// linear backoff. Non-transient errors (e.g. NotFound) return immediately.\r\n// [impl->REQ-HAZARD-EBUSY-RENAME]\r\nfn rename_with_retry(from: &Path, to: &Path) -> io::Result<()> {\r\n    retry_transient(MAX_RENAME_ATTEMPTS, backoff, || fs::rename(from, to))\r\n}\r\n\r\n/// Linear backoff: attempt 1 → 2ms, attempt 2 → 4ms, … capped modestly. Kept\r\n/// small so a real transient (handle released within tens of ms) is absorbed\r\n/// without a perceptible stall.\r\nfn backoff(attempt: u32) -> Duration {\r\n    Duration::from_millis((attempt as u64 * 2).min(50))\r\n}\r\n\r\n/// Run `op`, retrying while it fails with a *transient* error, up to\r\n/// `max_attempts` total tries. Sleeps `delay(attempt)` between tries. Returns\r\n/// the first success, or the last error once attempts are exhausted /\r\n/// the error is non-transient. Generic over the operation so the retry\r\n/// semantics are unit-testable without provoking a real OS EBUSY.\r\n// [impl->REQ-HAZARD-EBUSY-RENAME]\r\nfn retry_transient<T>(\r\n    max_attempts: u32,\r\n    delay: impl Fn(u32) -> Duration,\r\n    mut op: impl FnMut() -> io::Result<T>,\r\n) -> io::Result<T> {\r\n    let mut attempt = 0u32;\r\n    loop {\r\n        match op() {\r\n            Ok(v) => return Ok(v),\r\n            Err(e) => {\r\n                attempt += 1;\r\n                if attempt >= max_attempts || !is_transient(&e) {\r\n                    return Err(e);\r\n                }\r\n                std::thread::sleep(delay(attempt));\r\n            }\r\n        }\r\n    }\r\n}\r\n\r\n/// Whether an io error is a transient sharing/access failure worth retrying.\r\n///\r\n/// Windows surfaces a held-handle rename collision as `ERROR_SHARING_VIOLATION`\r\n/// (32) or `ERROR_ACCESS_DENIED` (5). On other platforms `PermissionDenied`\r\n/// is the analogue; everything else (NotFound, etc.) is non-transient.\r\nfn is_transient(e: &io::Error) -> bool {\r\n    #[cfg(windows)]\r\n    {\r\n        if let Some(code) = e.raw_os_error() {\r\n            // 5 = ERROR_ACCESS_DENIED, 32 = ERROR_SHARING_VIOLATION.\r\n            return code == 5 || code == 32;\r\n        }\r\n    }\r\n    matches!(e.kind(), io::ErrorKind::PermissionDenied)\r\n}\r\n\r\n#[cfg(test)]\r\nmod tests {\r\n    use super::*;\r\n    use std::cell::Cell;\r\n    use std::path::PathBuf;\r\n\r\n    fn zero_delay(_: u32) -> Duration {\r\n        Duration::from_millis(0)\r\n    }\r\n\r\n    /// No `.tmp` sibling of any kind remains in `dir` (the unique tmp names —\r\n    /// `{name}.tmp.{pid}-{seq}` — must all be renamed away, not just a fixed\r\n    /// `{name}.tmp`). Glob-style: any entry whose name contains `.tmp` fails.\r\n    fn no_tmp_sibling_remains(dir: &Path) {\r\n        let leftover: Vec<String> = fs::read_dir(dir)\r\n            .unwrap()\r\n            .flatten()\r\n            .filter_map(|e| e.file_name().into_string().ok())\r\n            .filter(|n| n.contains(\".tmp\"))\r\n            .collect();\r\n        assert!(leftover.is_empty(), \"no *.tmp* sibling may remain: {leftover:?}\");\r\n    }\r\n\r\n    fn sharing_violation() -> io::Error {\r\n        #[cfg(windows)]\r\n        {\r\n            io::Error::from_raw_os_error(32)\r\n        }\r\n        #[cfg(not(windows))]\r\n        {\r\n            io::Error::from(io::ErrorKind::PermissionDenied)\r\n        }\r\n    }\r\n\r\n    // [unit->REQ-HAZARD-EBUSY-RENAME] write creates the file with exact content,\r\n    // and replaces an existing file; no `.tmp` sibling is left behind.\r\n    #[test]\r\n    fn atomic_write_creates_and_replaces() {\r\n        let dir = tempfile::tempdir().unwrap();\r\n        let target = dir.path().join(\"cursor\");\r\n        atomic_write_string(&target, \"first\").unwrap();\r\n        assert_eq!(fs::read_to_string(&target).unwrap(), \"first\");\r\n        atomic_write_string(&target, \"second\").unwrap();\r\n        assert_eq!(fs::read_to_string(&target).unwrap(), \"second\");\r\n        no_tmp_sibling_remains(dir.path());\r\n    }\r\n\r\n    // [unit->REQ-HAZARD-EBUSY-RENAME] binary bodies round-trip byte-exact (the\r\n    // non-durable default path).\r\n    #[test]\r\n    fn atomic_write_bytes_round_trips() {\r\n        let dir = tempfile::tempdir().unwrap();\r\n        let target = dir.path().join(\"blob.bin\");\r\n        let data: Vec<u8> = (0..=255u8).collect();\r\n        atomic_write_bytes(&target, &data).unwrap();\r\n        assert_eq!(fs::read(&target).unwrap(), data);\r\n        no_tmp_sibling_remains(dir.path());\r\n    }\r\n\r\n    // [unit->REQ-HAZARD-PERCH-RECORD-POWER-LOSS] the DURABLE path exercises\r\n    // File::create → write_all → sync_all → rename: bytes (and the string wrapper)\r\n    // round-trip byte-exact through the fsync-before-rename ordering, and the tmp is\r\n    // renamed away. This is the opt-in used by the authoritative perch/identity writers;\r\n    // the blanket-fsync default was reverted (it wedged daemon bringup).\r\n    #[test]\r\n    fn atomic_write_durable_round_trips_and_renames_tmp() {\r\n        let dir = tempfile::tempdir().unwrap();\r\n        let target = dir.path().join(\"rec.bin\");\r\n        let data: Vec<u8> = (0..=255u8).collect();\r\n        atomic_write_bytes_durable(&target, &data).unwrap();\r\n        assert_eq!(fs::read(&target).unwrap(), data);\r\n\r\n        let s_target = dir.path().join(\"rec.json\");\r\n        atomic_write_string_durable(&s_target, \"{\\\"id\\\":\\\"hall-a\\\"}\").unwrap();\r\n        assert_eq!(fs::read_to_string(&s_target).unwrap(), \"{\\\"id\\\":\\\"hall-a\\\"}\");\r\n        no_tmp_sibling_remains(dir.path());\r\n    }\r\n\r\n    // [unit->REQ-HAZARD-ATOMIC-TMP-COLLISION] the load-bearing regression guard:\r\n    // many threads hammering the SAME target concurrently must EACH return Ok — no\r\n    // writer's rename may consume another's staged tmp (the os-error-2 loser that\r\n    // wedged bind). A `Barrier` aligns the writers so the create→rename windows\r\n    // actually overlap (without it the collision is a microsecond fluke and the guard\r\n    // is decorative — it must red on the old fixed-`{name}.tmp` code). After the\r\n    // storm the target parses complete (one full winning body, never a torn/partial).\r\n    #[test]\r\n    fn concurrent_writers_never_collide_on_tmp() {\r\n        use std::sync::{Arc, Barrier};\r\n\r\n        let dir = tempfile::tempdir().unwrap();\r\n        let target = Arc::new(dir.path().join(\"info.json\"));\r\n        const THREADS: usize = 6;\r\n        const ITERS: usize = 100;\r\n        let barrier = Arc::new(Barrier::new(THREADS));\r\n\r\n        let handles: Vec<_> = (0..THREADS)\r\n            .map(|t| {\r\n                let target = Arc::clone(&target);\r\n                let barrier = Arc::clone(&barrier);\r\n                std::thread::spawn(move || {\r\n                    // A distinct full, parseable body per writer.\r\n                    let body = format!(\"{{\\\"writer\\\":{t},\\\"id\\\":\\\"hall-a\\\"}}\");\r\n                    for _ in 0..ITERS {\r","truncated":true,"truncatedBy":"lines","totalLines":379,"totalBytes":13758,"outputLines":300,"outputBytes":13758,"lastLinePartial":false,"firstLineExceedsLimit":false},"displayContent":{"text":"//! Atomic file writes + serialized-path normalization.\r\n//!\r\n//! Two KNOWN-HAZARDS invariants live here:\r\n//!\r\n//! - **5.2 Windows EBUSY on atomic rename** (REQ-HAZARD-EBUSY-RENAME): a\r\n//!   `fs::rename` can fail transiently while another process (AV scanner,\r\n//!   indexer, a just-closed handle) still holds the target. The sister's\r\n//!   `atomic_write_string` was a bare tmp-write + rename; spt-core adds\r\n//!   retry-with-backoff that tolerates transient sharing/access errors and\r\n//!   only surfaces a persistent failure.\r\n//! - **5.4 Windows UNC prefix in serialized paths** (REQ-HAZARD-UNC-PATH-STRIP):\r\n//!   a canonicalized `\\\\?\\C:\\…` path serializes to `//?/C:/…` and then fails\r\n//!   `read_to_string` on the consumer side. [`to_forward_slash`] strips the\r\n//!   `\\\\?\\` prefix after the backslash→slash conversion so serialized path\r\n//!   attributes are directly consumable. Copied verbatim from sister\r\n//!   `owlery.rs:377-384`.\r\n//!\r\n//! The write pattern itself (sibling `{name}.tmp` + rename) is verbatim; same-\r\n//! volume rename is atomic on both NTFS and POSIX, so a concurrent reader never\r\n//! observes a half-written file.\r\n\r\nuse std::fs;\r\nuse std::io;\r\nuse std::io::Write;\r\nuse std::path::Path;\r\nuse std::sync::atomic::{AtomicU64, Ordering};\r\nuse std::time::Duration;\r\n\r\n/// Maximum rename attempts before surfacing the error (KNOWN-HAZARDS 5.2).\r\nconst MAX_RENAME_ATTEMPTS: u32 = 10;\r\n\r\n/// Process-local counter making each write's tmp sibling unique (KNOWN-HAZARDS\r\n/// 5.15). NO clock / NO rand — a monotonic per-process seq plus the pid is enough\r\n/// to distinguish every concurrent writer to the same target, and stays\r\n/// resume/replay-safe.\r\nstatic TMP_SEQ: AtomicU64 = AtomicU64::new(0);\r\n\r\n/// Convert a path to a forward-slash string for JSON / cross-platform output,\r\n/// stripping the Windows UNC `\\\\?\\` prefix (which becomes `//?/` after the\r\n/// slash conversion). Serialized path attributes must be directly consumable\r\n/// by a `read_to_string` on the other side. Copied verbatim (sister\r\n/// `owlery::to_forward_slash`).\r\n// [impl->REQ-HAZARD-UNC-PATH-STRIP]\r\npub fn to_forward_slash(path: &Path) -> String {\r\n    let mut s = path.to_string_lossy().replace('\\\\', \"/\");\r\n    // `\\\\?\\C:\\...` -> `//?/C:/...` -> `C:/...`\r\n    if let Some(stripped) = s.strip_prefix(\"//?/\") {\r\n        s = stripped.to_string();\r\n    }\r\n    s\r\n}\r\n\r\n/// Atomically write `body` to `path` via a sibling `{name}.tmp` + rename, with\r\n/// EBUSY retry/backoff (KNOWN-HAZARDS 5.2). A concurrent reader sees either the\r\n/// old file or the complete new file — never a torn write. **Non-durable** — see\r\n/// [`atomic_write_bytes`] for the durability trade-off.\r\n// [impl->REQ-HAZARD-EBUSY-RENAME]\r\npub fn atomic_write_string(path: &Path, body: &str) -> io::Result<()> {\r\n    atomic_write_bytes(path, body.as_bytes())\r\n}\r\n\r\n/// Byte-oriented sibling of [`atomic_write_string`] — for binary payloads\r\n/// (blobs, signature material) that are not valid UTF-8.\r\n///\r\n/// **Non-durable** (no fsync): a plain `fs::write` of the tmp + rename. Still\r\n/// reader-atomic (old-or-new, never torn), but a hard reset between the rename\r\n/// and the data flush can resurrect the file at full length filled with NUL. That\r\n/// is the correct default for RECONSTRUCTIBLE state — registry snapshots, epoch\r\n/// counters, peer caches, the release cache — where a post-crash NUL husk simply\r\n/// parse-fails to *absent* and is regenerated / re-gossiped (and the 5.14\r\n/// read-side makes a corrupt record harmless at every seam). For AUTHORITATIVE\r\n/// records whose loss IS an incident, use [`atomic_write_bytes_durable`].\r\n// [impl->REQ-HAZARD-EBUSY-RENAME]\r\npub fn atomic_write_bytes(path: &Path, body: &[u8]) -> io::Result<()> {\r\n    write_then_rename(path, body, false)\r\n}\r\n\r\n/// **Durable** sibling of [`atomic_write_bytes`]: the tmp file is fsync'd\r\n/// (`sync_all`) BEFORE the rename publishes the name (KNOWN-HAZARDS 5.13), so a\r\n/// hard reset yields the complete old OR new file — never a full-length NUL\r\n/// zero-fill (NTFS keeps the rename metadata but loses un-synced data blocks).\r\n///\r\n/// **Scoped, NOT a blanket default.** Durability is opt-in for the few records\r\n/// whose loss is unrecoverable — the authoritative per-perch record\r\n/// ([`crate::info::write_info`]) and one-shot identity material\r\n/// ([`crate::nodeid`], `spt_daemon::machineid`). Making *every* atomic write\r\n/// durable serializes an fsync behind each of ~26 callers — and for `info.json`\r\n/// the flush lands under the per-perch `.info.lock` (the W1b lock-across-fsync\r\n/// wedge shape) — which stalls daemon bringup 4–6× and misses the endpoint\r\n/// ONLINE window (caught by `attach_wedge_e2e`). Scope durability to the record,\r\n/// not the writer.\r\n// [impl->REQ-HAZARD-EBUSY-RENAME]\r\n// [impl->REQ-HAZARD-PERCH-RECORD-POWER-LOSS]\r\npub fn atomic_write_bytes_durable(path: &Path, body: &[u8]) -> io::Result<()> {\r\n    write_then_rename(path, body, true)\r\n}\r\n\r\n/// String sibling of [`atomic_write_bytes_durable`] (durable tmp+rename).\r\n// [impl->REQ-HAZARD-PERCH-RECORD-POWER-LOSS]\r\npub fn atomic_write_string_durable(path: &Path, body: &str) -> io::Result<()> {\r\n    atomic_write_bytes_durable(path, body.as_bytes())\r\n}\r\n\r\n/// Shared tmp-write + atomic-rename core. `durable` selects the fsync-before-rename\r\n/// path ([`atomic_write_bytes_durable`]); otherwise a plain `fs::write` (the\r\n/// reconstructible-state default, [`atomic_write_bytes`]).\r\n///\r\n/// The tmp sibling is UNIQUE per write — `{name}.tmp.{pid}-{seq}` (KNOWN-HAZARDS\r\n/// 5.15). A fixed `{name}.tmp` shared by every writer is a latent collision: two\r\n/// processes writing the same target concurrently (e.g. the daemon's `mutate_info`\r\n/// RMW and `spt api bind`'s establish, traced ~700µs apart at bind) both stage the\r\n/// SAME tmp; whichever renames first CONSUMES it, and the loser's rename hits\r\n/// `NotFound` (os error 2) — non-transient, so it surfaces as a hard write error\r\n/// (the bind-fatal path that wedged the endpoint offline). A microsecond window\r\n/// forever; `sync_all` widened create→rename ~50× and made it near-certain at bind.\r\n// [impl->REQ-HAZARD-ATOMIC-TMP-COLLISION]\r\nfn write_then_rename(path: &Path, body: &[u8], durable: bool) -> io::Result<()> {\r\n    let seq = TMP_SEQ.fetch_add(1, Ordering::Relaxed);\r\n    let tmp = path.with_file_name(format!(\r\n        \"{}.tmp.{}-{}\",\r\n        path.file_name().and_then(|s| s.to_str()).unwrap_or(\"epoch\"),\r\n        std::process::id(),\r\n        seq\r\n    ));\r\n    if durable {\r\n        let mut f = fs::File::create(&tmp)?;\r\n        f.write_all(body)?;\r\n        f.sync_all()?; // durable data BEFORE the rename publishes the name\r\n    } else {\r\n        fs::write(&tmp, body)?;\r\n    }\r\n    match rename_with_retry(&tmp, path) {\r\n        Ok(()) => Ok(()),\r\n        Err(e) => {\r\n            // Best-effort cleanup of the orphaned tmp; never mask the real error.\r\n            let _ = fs::remove_file(&tmp);\r\n            Err(e)\r\n        }\r\n    }\r\n}\r\n\r\n/// Rename `from` → `to`, retrying transient sharing/access failures with\r\n/// linear backoff. Non-transient errors (e.g. NotFound) return immediately.\r\n// [impl->REQ-HAZARD-EBUSY-RENAME]\r\nfn rename_with_retry(from: &Path, to: &Path) -> io::Result<()> {\r\n    retry_transient(MAX_RENAME_ATTEMPTS, backoff, || fs::rename(from, to))\r\n}\r\n\r\n/// Linear backoff: attempt 1 → 2ms, attempt 2 → 4ms, … capped modestly. Kept\r\n/// small so a real transient (handle released within tens of ms) is absorbed\r\n/// without a perceptible stall.\r\nfn backoff(attempt: u32) -> Duration {\r\n    Duration::from_millis((attempt as u64 * 2).min(50))\r\n}\r\n\r\n/// Run `op`, retrying while it fails with a *transient* error, up to\r\n/// `max_attempts` total tries. Sleeps `delay(attempt)` between tries. Returns\r\n/// the first success, or the last error once attempts are exhausted /\r\n/// the error is non-transient. Generic over the operation so the retry\r\n/// semantics are unit-testable without provoking a real OS EBUSY.\r\n// [impl->REQ-HAZARD-EBUSY-RENAME]\r\nfn retry_transient<T>(\r\n    max_attempts: u32,\r\n    delay: impl Fn(u32) -> Duration,\r\n    mut op: impl FnMut() -> io::Result<T>,\r\n) -> io::Result<T> {\r\n    let mut attempt = 0u32;\r\n    loop {\r\n        match op() {\r\n            Ok(v) => return Ok(v),\r\n            Err(e) => {\r\n                attempt += 1;\r\n                if attempt >= max_attempts || !is_transient(&e) {\r\n                    return Err(e);\r\n                }\r\n                std::thread::sleep(delay(attempt));\r\n            }\r\n        }\r\n    }\r\n}\r\n\r\n/// Whether an io error is a transient sharing/access failure worth retrying.\r\n///\r\n/// Windows surfaces a held-handle rename collision as `ERROR_SHARING_VIOLATION`\r\n/// (32) or `ERROR_ACCESS_DENIED` (5). On other platforms `PermissionDenied`\r\n/// is the analogue; everything else (NotFound, etc.) is non-transient.\r\nfn is_transient(e: &io::Error) -> bool {\r\n    #[cfg(windows)]\r\n    {\r\n        if let Some(code) = e.raw_os_error() {\r\n            // 5 = ERROR_ACCESS_DENIED, 32 = ERROR_SHARING_VIOLATION.\r\n            return code == 5 || code == 32;\r\n        }\r\n    }\r\n    matches!(e.kind(), io::ErrorKind::PermissionDenied)\r\n}\r\n\r\n#[cfg(test)]\r\nmod tests {\r\n    use super::*;\r\n    use std::cell::Cell;\r\n    use std::path::PathBuf;\r\n\r\n    fn zero_delay(_: u32) -> Duration {\r\n        Duration::from_millis(0)\r\n    }\r\n\r\n    /// No `.tmp` sibling of any kind remains in `dir` (the unique tmp names —\r\n    /// `{name}.tmp.{pid}-{seq}` — must all be renamed away, not just a fixed\r\n    /// `{name}.tmp`). Glob-style: any entry whose name contains `.tmp` fails.\r\n    fn no_tmp_sibling_remains(dir: &Path) {\r\n        let leftover: Vec<String> = fs::read_dir(dir)\r\n            .unwrap()\r\n            .flatten()\r\n            .filter_map(|e| e.file_name().into_string().ok())\r\n            .filter(|n| n.contains(\".tmp\"))\r\n            .collect();\r\n        assert!(leftover.is_empty(), \"no *.tmp* sibling may remain: {leftover:?}\");\r\n    }\r\n\r\n    fn sharing_violation() -> io::Error {\r\n        #[cfg(windows)]\r\n        {\r\n            io::Error::from_raw_os_error(32)\r\n        }\r\n        #[cfg(not(windows))]\r\n        {\r\n            io::Error::from(io::ErrorKind::PermissionDenied)\r\n        }\r\n    }\r\n\r\n    // [unit->REQ-HAZARD-EBUSY-RENAME] write creates the file with exact content,\r\n    // and replaces an existing file; no `.tmp` sibling is left behind.\r\n    #[test]\r\n    fn atomic_write_creates_and_replaces() {\r\n        let dir = tempfile::tempdir().unwrap();\r\n        let target = dir.path().join(\"cursor\");\r\n        atomic_write_string(&target, \"first\").unwrap();\r\n        assert_eq!(fs::read_to_string(&target).unwrap(), \"first\");\r\n        atomic_write_string(&target, \"second\").unwrap();\r\n        assert_eq!(fs::read_to_string(&target).unwrap(), \"second\");\r\n        no_tmp_sibling_remains(dir.path());\r\n    }\r\n\r\n    // [unit->REQ-HAZARD-EBUSY-RENAME] binary bodies round-trip byte-exact (the\r\n    // non-durable default path).\r\n    #[test]\r\n    fn atomic_write_bytes_round_trips() {\r\n        let dir = tempfile::tempdir().unwrap();\r\n        let target = dir.path().join(\"blob.bin\");\r\n        let data: Vec<u8> = (0..=255u8).collect();\r\n        atomic_write_bytes(&target, &data).unwrap();\r\n        assert_eq!(fs::read(&target).unwrap(), data);\r\n        no_tmp_sibling_remains(dir.path());\r\n    }\r\n\r\n    // [unit->REQ-HAZARD-PERCH-RECORD-POWER-LOSS] the DURABLE path exercises\r\n    // File::create → write_all → sync_all → rename: bytes (and the string wrapper)\r\n    // round-trip byte-exact through the fsync-before-rename ordering, and the tmp is\r\n    // renamed away. 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The supervisor must NOT derive it as N-1 (a skip-version update,\n        // applied v5 → candidate v8, would mis-claim v7); the aside name encodes\n        // the quarantined version, not the running one. `None` when nothing was\n        // ever recorded applied (a first-ever apply) → the supervisor falls back\n        // to N-1, the only honest guess then.\n        prior_version: cache.applied_version(),\n    });\n    let _ = cache.record_last_outcome(\"apply-pending\");\n    Ok(())\n}\n\n/// Apply the staged release against a RUNNING daemon (module docs). `exe_path` is\n/// the executable to swap (production: `std::env::current_exe()`); `broker_name`\n/// the canonical broker socket the brain handoff runs against. For a stopped box,\n/// the caller uses [`apply_staged_daemonless`] instead — this path REQUIRES a live\n/// broker to hand off to (a dead broker fails the apply with the seat untouched).\n// [impl->REQ-UPD-3]\n// [impl->REQ-UPD-4]\npub fn apply_staged(\n    cache: &ReleaseCache,\n    release_keys: &Path,\n    exe_path: &Path,\n    broker_name: &str,\n) -> Result<ApplyStagedOutcome, String> {\n    let (version, product_version, artifact) = match prepare_apply(cache, release_keys)? {\n        Prepared::Done(outcome) => return Ok(outcome),\n        Prepared::Proceed {\n            version,\n            product_version,\n            artifact,\n        } => (version, product_version, artifact),\n    };\n\n    // Connect to the broker BEFORE the binary moves — a dead broker fails the\n    // apply with the seat untouched. The connection is the channel the planned\n    // brain-restart trigger rides after the swap (ADR-0018 D3-3); it does not\n    // attach to any session (the broker holds every hosted endpoint across the\n    // brain cycle — that is the whole point).\n    let mut brain = connect_retry(broker_name).map_err(|e| format!(\"broker connect: {e}\"))?;\n\n    swap_and_record(cache, exe_path, version, &artifact)?;\n\n    // REQ-UPD-3's moment (ADR-0018 D3-3): trigger a real brain-PROCESS restart.\n    // The broker signals its supervisor to cycle the brain child onto the\n    // just-swapped binary with `start-reason=update`; new code runs immediately,\n    // no manual bounce, every broker-held endpoint untouched at the process\n    // level. This replaces the old in-process `apply_brain_only` handoff (the\n    // regression: it re-attached a CLI-side subscriber while the live brain kept\n    // running the OLD code). `classify` already gated this as brain-only, so the\n    // broker never moves; only the brain restarts.\n    //\n    // A broker without a supervisor wired (`honored: false`) still swapped the\n    // binary — the next daemon start uses the new executable. Readiness-gated\n    // promotion + auto-rollback on a brain that fails to come up is D6.\n    match brain.request_brain_restart() {\n        Ok(_honored) => Ok(ApplyStagedOutcome::AppliedPending {\n            version,\n            product_version,\n        }),\n        Err(e) => Err(format!(\n            \"binary swapped to v{version}, but the brain-restart trigger failed: {e} — the broker \\\n             and every hosted endpoint are intact; retry `spt update apply` (an older broker that \\\n             predates the restart verb needs a one-time manual daemon restart to run the new code)\"\n        )),\n    }\n}\n\n/// Apply the staged release with NO daemon running (REQ-UPDATE-ONE-SHOT-FINISH):\n/// swap the binary + record the trial, and touch NO broker. This is the fix for\n/// the operator wart where `update apply` on a stopped box booted the OLD broker\n/// pre-swap (`ensure_daemon_announced`) just to hand off to it — guaranteeing a\n/// mixed old-broker/new-brain pair and a manual bounce. Here nothing is booted:\n/// the swapped bytes run when the daemon is NEXT started (either by the operator,\n/// or by `update apply --finish` which restarts it in the same command, riding\n/// REQ-UPDATE-FINISH-ENDPOINT-SURVIVAL so hosted endpoints come back). The\n/// recorded `AppliedPending` promotes on that fresh brain's `ready`, exactly as\n/// the handoff path's does. Runs the identical verify/classify gate as\n/// [`apply_staged`], so every fail-closed refusal is preserved.\n// [impl->REQ-UPDATE-ONE-SHOT-FINISH]\n// [impl->REQ-UPD-4]\npub fn apply_staged_daemonless(\n    cache: &ReleaseCache,\n    release_keys: &Path,\n    exe_path: &Path,\n) -> Result<ApplyStagedOutcome, String> {\n    let (version, product_version, artifact) = match prepare_apply(cache, release_keys)? {\n        Prepared::Done(outcome) => return Ok(outcome),\n        Prepared::Proceed {\n            version,\n            product_version,\n            artifact,\n        } => (version, product_version, artifact),\n    };\n    swap_and_record(cache, exe_path, version, &artifact)?;\n    Ok(ApplyStagedOutcome::AppliedDaemonless {\n        version,\n        product_version,\n    })\n}\n\n/// Already-applied classifier (F-025): whether the staged `staged_version` is\n/// already the running/applied image, so `apply_staged` must short-circuit BEFORE\n/// the binary-aside rename (re-renaming an already-swapped exe is today's os-error-5)\n/// and report a friendly exit-0 no-op. 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The supervisor must NOT derive it as N-1 (a skip-version update,\r\n        // applied v5 → candidate v8, would mis-claim v7); the aside name encodes\r\n        // the quarantined version, not the running one. `None` when nothing was\r\n        // ever recorded applied (a first-ever apply) → the supervisor falls back\r\n        // to N-1, the only honest guess then.\r\n        prior_version: cache.applied_version(),\r\n    });\r\n    let _ = cache.record_last_outcome(\"apply-pending\");\r\n    Ok(())\r\n}\r\n\r\n/// Apply the staged release against a RUNNING daemon (module docs). `exe_path` is\r\n/// the executable to swap (production: `std::env::current_exe()`); `broker_name`\r\n/// the canonical broker socket the brain handoff runs against. For a stopped box,\r\n/// the caller uses [`apply_staged_daemonless`] instead — this path REQUIRES a live\r\n/// broker to hand off to (a dead broker fails the apply with the seat untouched).\r\n// [impl->REQ-UPD-3]\r\n// [impl->REQ-UPD-4]\r\npub fn apply_staged(\r\n    cache: &ReleaseCache,\r\n    release_keys: &Path,\r\n    exe_path: &Path,\r\n    broker_name: &str,\r\n) -> Result<ApplyStagedOutcome, String> {\r\n    let (version, product_version, artifact) = match prepare_apply(cache, release_keys)? {\r\n        Prepared::Done(outcome) => return Ok(outcome),\r\n        Prepared::Proceed {\r\n            version,\r\n            product_version,\r\n            artifact,\r\n        } => (version, product_version, artifact),\r\n    };\r\n\r\n    // Connect to the broker BEFORE the binary moves — a dead broker fails the\r\n    // apply with the seat untouched. 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This replaces the old in-process `apply_brain_only` handoff (the\r\n    // regression: it re-attached a CLI-side subscriber while the live brain kept\r\n    // running the OLD code). `classify` already gated this as brain-only, so the\r\n    // broker never moves; only the brain restarts.\r\n    //\r\n    // A broker without a supervisor wired (`honored: false`) still swapped the\r\n    // binary — the next daemon start uses the new executable. 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Runs the identical verify/classify gate as\r\n/// [`apply_staged`], so every fail-closed refusal is preserved.\r\n// [impl->REQ-UPDATE-ONE-SHOT-FINISH]\r\n// [impl->REQ-UPD-4]\r\npub fn apply_staged_daemonless(\r\n    cache: &ReleaseCache,\r\n    release_keys: &Path,\r\n    exe_path: &Path,\r\n) -> Result<ApplyStagedOutcome, String> {\r\n    let (version, product_version, artifact) = match prepare_apply(cache, release_keys)? {\r\n        Prepared::Done(outcome) => return Ok(outcome),\r\n        Prepared::Proceed {\r\n            version,\r\n            product_version,\r\n            artifact,\r\n        } => (version, product_version, artifact),\r\n    };\r\n    swap_and_record(cache, exe_path, version, &artifact)?;\r\n    Ok(ApplyStagedOutcome::AppliedDaemonless {\r\n        version,\r\n        product_version,\r\n    })\r\n}\r\n\r\n/// Already-applied classifier (F-025): whether the staged `staged_version` is\r\n/// already the running/applied image, so `apply_staged` must short-circuit BEFORE\r\n/// the binary-aside rename (re-renaming an already-swapped exe is today's os-error-5)\r\n/// and report a friendly exit-0 no-op. 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This replaces the old in-process `apply_brain_only` handoff (the\r\n    // regression: it re-attached a CLI-side subscriber while the live brain kept\r\n    // running the OLD code). `classify` already gated this as brain-only, so the\r\n    // broker never moves; only the brain restarts.\r\n    //\r\n    // A broker without a supervisor wired (`honored: false`) still swapped the\r\n    // binary — the next daemon start uses the new executable. 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This is the fix for\r\n/// the operator wart where `update apply` on a stopped box booted the OLD broker\r\n/// pre-swap (`ensure_daemon_announced`) just to hand off to it — guaranteeing a\r\n/// mixed old-broker/new-brain pair and a manual bounce. Here nothing is booted:\r\n/// the swapped bytes run when the daemon is NEXT started (either by the operator,\r\n/// or by `update apply --finish` which restarts it in the same command, riding\r\n/// REQ-UPDATE-FINISH-ENDPOINT-SURVIVAL so hosted endpoints come back). The\r\n/// recorded `AppliedPending` promotes on that fresh brain's `ready`, exactly as\r\n/// the handoff path's does. 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The\n/// broker stamps `{generation, start-reason}` onto the argv (ADR-0018 V2).\n///\n/// `binary` is the **record-driven selection** (D6-2): `None` spawns the\n/// accepted / candidate binary (`canonical`, below), `Some(path)` spawns the\n/// rollback binary (the `.old-N` last-known-good) — the supervisor chooses, no\n/// file is renamed at the failure instant.\n///\n/// `canonical` is the canonical exe path captured ONCE at broker start\n/// (`spawn_brain_supervisor`). The `None` default uses it — **never** a\n/// per-spawn `std::env::current_exe()` — because on Linux `current_exe()`\n/// (`readlink /proc/self/exe`) is inode-tracking and follows the `apply` rename\n/// (`spt` → `spt.old-N`), which would respawn the brain onto the OLD bytes\n/// (KH 6.11). Falls back to `current_exe()` only if the t=0 capture failed\n/// (degrade-safe — restores pre-fix behavior rather than failing to spawn).\n/// Resolve which binary the brain spawns (KH 6.11). `Some(rollback)` wins (the\n/// record-driven `.old-N` selection); else the `canonical` path captured at\n/// broker start; else — only if that capture failed — degrade to a per-spawn\n/// `current_exe()`. The point of the fix: NEVER a per-spawn `current_exe()`\n/// when a canonical path is available, because on Linux `current_exe()` follows\n/// the `apply` rename to the old binary.\n// [impl->REQ-HAZARD-BRAIN-RESPAWN-PATH]\nfn select_brain_exe(binary: Option<&Path>, canonical: Option<&Path>) -> io::Result<PathBuf> {\n    match binary {\n        Some(p) => Ok(p.to_path_buf()),\n        None => match canonical {\n            Some(c) => Ok(c.to_path_buf()),\n            None => std::env::current_exe(),\n        },\n    }\n}\n\n// [impl->REQ-HAZARD-BRAIN-RESPAWN-PATH]\nfn spawn_brain_child(\n    generation: u64,\n    reason: StartReason,\n    binary: Option<&Path>,\n    canonical: Option<&Path>,\n) -> io::Result<Child> {\n    let exe = select_brain_exe(binary, canonical)?;\n    let mut cmd = Command::new(exe);\n    cmd.args(brain_child_args(generation, reason));\n    // The brain is a background logic process — it must never flash a console\n    // window. On Windows a plain console-subsystem spawn pops one whenever the\n    // broker has a console (a `spt daemon run` in a terminal, or any test that\n    // spawns the daemon); CREATE_NO_WINDOW suppresses it without detaching, so\n    // the plain-child SPT_HOME inheritance (above) is preserved.\n    #[cfg(windows)]\n    {\n        use std::os::windows::process::CommandExt;\n        const CREATE_NO_WINDOW: u32 = 0x0800_0000;\n        cmd.creation_flags(CREATE_NO_WINDOW);\n    }\n    // Daemon-stop reap (REQ-HAZARD-DAEMON-STOP-REAP / Breap): the brain leads its\n    // OWN process group so the daemon can reap the brain + everything it spawns\n    // (the shellwake watchers, the detached Psyches — all inherit this group) as\n    // one unit on stop, without signalling the daemon itself. Windows roots the\n    // reap on a Job object instead (assigned in the supervisor via BrainReaper).\n    #[cfg(unix)]\n    {\n        use std::os::unix::process::CommandExt;\n        unsafe {\n            cmd.pre_exec(|| {\n                // setpgid(0, 0): this child becomes the leader of a new group\n                // (pgid == its pid). Best-effort — a failure only loses the reap.\n                libc::setpgid(0, 0);\n                Ok(())\n            });\n        }\n    }\n    cmd.spawn()\n}\n\n/// The versioned brain-spawn argv (KH-2.3): `daemon brain --generation <N>\n/// --start-reason <reason>`. Both flags are **additive + defaulted** on the\n/// brain entry, so an older broker that spawns this brain with the *bare* old\n/// argv (no flags) still parses — the brain falls back to generation 0 /\n/// `Cold`, the new-brain × old-broker N-1 steady state. Pure for the unit table.\n// [impl->REQ-HAZARD-HANDOFF-ARGV-COMPAT]\nfn brain_child_args(generation: u64, reason: StartReason) -> Vec<String> {\n    vec![\n        \"daemon\".to_string(),\n        \"brain\".to_string(),\n        \"--generation\".to_string(),\n        generation.to_string(),\n        \"--start-reason\".to_string(),\n        reason.as_arg().to_string(),\n    ]\n}\n\n/// Production wiring: run the brain supervisor on its own thread, spawned by the\n/// broker process ([`crate::daemon::Daemon::run`]) before its foreground\n/// seed-control loop. The brain child is supervised for the broker's lifetime.\n/// Returns the shared [`BrainRestart`] signal so the caller can hand a clone to\n/// the broker, wiring the `KIND_BRAIN_RESTART` verb to this supervisor (D3-3).\n// [impl->REQ-HAZARD-BROKER-PROCESS-ISOLATION]\npub fn spawn_brain_supervisor(\n    stop: Arc<AtomicBool>,\n    reaper: Arc<crate::reap::BrainReaper>,\n    broker: Option<Arc<crate::broker::Broker>>,\n) -> (thread::JoinHandle<()>, Arc<BrainRestart>) {\n    let restart = Arc::new(BrainRestart::new());\n    let restart_sup = Arc::clone(&restart);\n    // KH 6.11: capture the canonical brain binary path ONCE here, at broker\n    // start, before any `apply` can rename it under us. Linux current_exe()\n    // (readlink /proc/self/exe) is inode-tracking and would later follow the\n    // apply-rename (spt → spt.old-N) to the OLD bytes; capturing at t=0 pins the\n    // canonical path string, matching Windows' path-at-start semantics. The one\n    // true race — an apply landing in the microseconds between broker exec and\n    // this line — is vanishingly rare and backstopped by the promotion\n    // bytes-gate (a wrong-bytes trial rolls back loudly, never promotes).\n    let canonical_exe = std::env::current_exe().ok();\n    let handle = thread::spawn(move || {\n        // The DRAINED gate (REQ-UPDATE-PROMOTE-DRAINED) reads broker truth in-process;\n        // a net-less / bind-failed daemon has no broker (None) → the gate degrades to\n        // readiness-only (no old-gen control plane to drain).\n        let env = ProductionTrialEnv { broker };\n        supervise_brain(\n            &stop,\n            &restart_sup,\n            SUPERVISE_BACKOFF_BASE,\n            &env,\n            SUPERVISE_HEALTHY_RUN,\n            |generation, reason, binary| {\n                let child =\n                    spawn_brain_child(generation, reason, binary, canonical_exe.as_deref())?;\n                // Enroll the (re)spawned brain into the reap container so a\n                // `daemon stop` tears down the brain + its Psyches as one unit\n                // (REQ-HAZARD-DAEMON-STOP-REAP). 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The\r\n/// broker stamps `{generation, start-reason}` onto the argv (ADR-0018 V2).\r\n///\r\n/// `binary` is the **record-driven selection** (D6-2): `None` spawns the\r\n/// accepted / candidate binary (`canonical`, below), `Some(path)` spawns the\r\n/// rollback binary (the `.old-N` last-known-good) — the supervisor chooses, no\r\n/// file is renamed at the failure instant.\r\n///\r\n/// `canonical` is the canonical exe path captured ONCE at broker start\r\n/// (`spawn_brain_supervisor`). The `None` default uses it — **never** a\r\n/// per-spawn `std::env::current_exe()` — because on Linux `current_exe()`\r\n/// (`readlink /proc/self/exe`) is inode-tracking and follows the `apply` rename\r\n/// (`spt` → `spt.old-N`), which would respawn the brain onto the OLD bytes\r\n/// (KH 6.11). Falls back to `current_exe()` only if the t=0 capture failed\r\n/// (degrade-safe — restores pre-fix behavior rather than failing to spawn).\r\n/// Resolve which binary the brain spawns (KH 6.11). `Some(rollback)` wins (the\r\n/// record-driven `.old-N` selection); else the `canonical` path captured at\r\n/// broker start; else — only if that capture failed — degrade to a per-spawn\r\n/// `current_exe()`. 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Windows roots the\r\n    // reap on a Job object instead (assigned in the supervisor via BrainReaper).\r\n    #[cfg(unix)]\r\n    {\r\n        use std::os::unix::process::CommandExt;\r\n        unsafe {\r\n            cmd.pre_exec(|| {\r\n                // setpgid(0, 0): this child becomes the leader of a new group\r\n                // (pgid == its pid). Best-effort — a failure only loses the reap.\r\n                libc::setpgid(0, 0);\r\n                Ok(())\r\n            });\r\n        }\r\n    }\r\n    cmd.spawn()\r\n}\r\n\r\n/// The versioned brain-spawn argv (KH-2.3): `daemon brain --generation <N>\r\n/// --start-reason <reason>`. Both flags are **additive + defaulted** on the\r\n/// brain entry, so an older broker that spawns this brain with the *bare* old\r\n/// argv (no flags) still parses — the brain falls back to generation 0 /\r\n/// `Cold`, the new-brain × old-broker N-1 steady state. 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The brain child is supervised for the broker's lifetime.\r\n/// Returns the shared [`BrainRestart`] signal so the caller can hand a clone to\r\n/// the broker, wiring the `KIND_BRAIN_RESTART` verb to this supervisor (D3-3).\r\n// [impl->REQ-HAZARD-BROKER-PROCESS-ISOLATION]\r\npub fn spawn_brain_supervisor(\r\n    stop: Arc<AtomicBool>,\r\n    reaper: Arc<crate::reap::BrainReaper>,\r\n    broker: Option<Arc<crate::broker::Broker>>,\r\n) -> (thread::JoinHandle<()>, Arc<BrainRestart>) {\r\n    let restart = Arc::new(BrainRestart::new());\r\n    let restart_sup = Arc::clone(&restart);\r\n    // KH 6.11: capture the canonical brain binary path ONCE here, at broker\r\n    // start, before any `apply` can rename it under us. Linux current_exe()\r\n    // (readlink /proc/self/exe) is inode-tracking and would later follow the\r\n    // apply-rename (spt → spt.old-N) to the OLD bytes; capturing at t=0 pins the\r\n    // canonical path string, matching Windows' path-at-start semantics. 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On Windows a plain console-subsystem spawn pops one whenever the\r\n    // broker has a console (a `spt daemon run` in a terminal, or any test that\r\n    // spawns the daemon); CREATE_NO_WINDOW suppresses it without detaching, so\r\n    // the plain-child SPT_HOME inheritance (above) is preserved.\r\n    #[cfg(windows)]\r\n    {\r\n        use std::os::windows::process::CommandExt;\r\n        const CREATE_NO_WINDOW: u32 = 0x0800_0000;\r\n        cmd.creation_flags(CREATE_NO_WINDOW);\r\n    }\r\n    // Daemon-stop reap (REQ-HAZARD-DAEMON-STOP-REAP / Breap): the brain leads its\r\n    // OWN process group so the daemon can reap the brain + everything it spawns\r\n    // (the shellwake watchers, the detached Psyches — all inherit this group) as\r\n    // one unit on stop, without signalling the daemon itself. 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Was M3c-C0 brain_swap.rs (the in-process Brain::handoff closure shape — regression-masked per ADR-0018); that tag removed in the same D7-1 commit (brain_swap.rs kept as engine-mechanics coverage)\n[[requirements]]\nid = \"REQ-UPD-4\"\ntitle = \"Update gated on user confirmation by default; opt-in full-auto\"\nrequired_stages = [\"impl\", \"unit\"]  # activated M3c-C2: consent::decide is the pure gate (default NeedsConsent, full-auto opt-in via DaemonConfig.full_auto_update); consent::most_recently_active resolves the prompt target over live perches + the new info.json last_active_ms recency stamp (set_last_active, stamped each pulse tick). Interactive prompt UX itself rides the deferred notif/PresenceChannel seam\n[[requirements]]\nid = \"REQ-UPD-5\"\n…\nrequired_stages = [\"impl\", \"unit\"]  # activated M3c-C3: adapter_update::conduct_ripple conducts self-then-adapters in registration order; file_pull payloads get adapter content signing (verify_signature against the per-adapter manifest key + verify_artifact digest), delegated requires a self_verifies attest\n…\n[[requirements]]\n…\nrequired_stages = [\"impl\", \"unit\"]  # activated M3c-C1: release::verify_metadata enforces monotonic version (rollback), metadata expiry, channel pinning, and key revocation. Adapter content signing is the C3 half (REQ-UPD-5/SEAM-UPDATE)\n[[requirements]]\nid = \"REQ-HAZARD-DAEMON-HOSTED-LIVENESS\"\ntitle = \"Daemon-hosted perches (Psyche, spt-hosted Self) derive liveness from the daemon endpoint table + info.json status, never is_process_alive(info.pid) (2.5)\"\nrequired_stages = [\"impl\", \"unit\", \"int\"]  # int activated M3b-B9: the daemon E2E spawns the hosted Psyche, then proves a dead summarizer pid does NOT flip the daemon-online perch offline\n# --- Added 2026-06-09 from grill-with-docs (ADR-0018: broker/brain in-process-collapse regression); rule 3: register before satisfying, rule 5: inactive until the broker/brain split restoration milestone (next milestone) ---\n[[requirements]]\nid = \"REQ-HAZARD-BROKER-PROCESS-ISOLATION\"\ntitle = \"Broker and brain are separate processes: the broker runs as its own long-lived per-machine process that survives every brain restart, so a routine (brain-only) self-update restarts the brain onto the swapped binary while every hosted endpoint (PTY child, live QUIC conn, listening socket) stays untouched at the PROCESS level. The in-process-thread broker (daemon.rs:165-170) is a regression that silently unrealizes REQ-UPD-3 — apply degrades to an in-process Brain::handoff no-op and new code does not run until an unrelated restart (KNOWN-HAZARDS 6.7). Evidence must prove process-level survival (SPIKE-01/03 productionized as int: PTY child + live QUIC survive a brain-PROCESS restart onto a swapped binary), re-pointing the regression-masked in-process i…\nrequired_stages = [\"doc\", \"impl\", \"unit\", \"int\"]  # activated restoration D1 (ADR-0018 Q2/Q3): doc = KNOWN-HAZARDS 6.7 + ADR-0018 + design doc; impl = brainproc.rs (brain child entry + broker-side process supervisor) + daemon.rs spawn-brain-supervisor + the hidden `daemon brain` CLI entry; unit = brainproc supervisor respawn/backoff table + the real-binary brain_split.rs process-level smoke (broker survives a brain kill + respawns it). int ACTIVATED restoration D7 = the productionized SPIKE-01/03 process-level survival E2E (crates/spt/tests/brain_survive.rs: a PTY child + a live QUIC conn + held-AND-functional output survive a brain-PROCESS restart onto a swapped binary, exe_hash-proven new bytes — D7-1) + the new-brain x old-broker N-1 verb-surface gate (cr…\n[[requirements]]\nid = \"REQ-HAZARD-ROLLBACK-STATE-COMPAT\"\ntitle = \"A brain must not irreversibly migrate durable state before update ready-promotion: the readiness-gated auto-rollback (ADR-0018 Q7) spawns the N-1 binary against durable state the new brain may have written, so every pre-ready write must stay N-1-readable (schema migrations gated behind ready-promotion, or written N-1-tolerant/additive). Else the first in-place schema migration silently bricks rollback (KNOWN-HAZARDS 6.8). Free now — a 2026-06-09 audit confirmed zero state-migration code exists; unmintable retroactively once a migration ships.\"\nrequired_stages = [\"doc\", \"impl\", \"unit\"]  # doc activated restoration D1 (KNOWN-HAZARDS 6.8 + ADR-0018 + design doc V1). impl/unit activated restoration D6-3 (the one D6 toml activation): impl = rollback_compat.rs (the pre-ready durable-file registry PRE_READY_DURABLE_FILES — the enumerated guard surface) + the two-phase AppliedRecord (relcache.rs, additive durable state); unit = the rollback_compat tripwire (every current pre-ready file shape is additive / N-1-readable; a non-additive pre-ready change trips the assert). The two-phase record + the generation-stamped brain.ready are additive → N-1-safe by construction (KH 6.8 D6 guard note)\n# --- Added 2026-06-11 (v0.4.2): the v0.4.1 fleet-roll Linux brain-respawn blocker (ADR-0018 Q3 amendment); rule 3 register-before-satisfy, rule 5 activate per task ---\n[[requirements]]\nid = \"REQ-HAZARD-BRAIN-RESPAWN-PATH\"\ntitle = \"The broker respawns the brain onto the APPLIED bytes, not the renamed old binary: the candidate-binary default is the canonical exe path captured ONCE at broker start, never a per-spawn std::env::current_exe() — on Linux current_exe (readlink /proc/self/exe) is inode-tracking and follows the `apply` rename (spt -> spt.old-N), so a resident broker would respawn the brain onto OLD bytes while recording `applied` (Windows GetModuleFileName is path-at-start, so Windows was green; ADR-0018 Q3 silently assumed path-string semantics). Backstop: promotion gates on bytes — a trial promotes only if brain.ready exe_hash == the staged artifact hash for this platform, else auto-rollback + loud notif (readiness != new-bytes was the false-success that recorded app…\nrequired_stages = [\"doc\", \"impl\", \"unit\", \"int\"]  # activated v0.4.2 (2026-06-11): minted from the v0.4.1 fleet-roll blocker. doc = KNOWN-HAZARDS 6.11 + ADR-0018 Q3 amendment; int = brain_respawn_rename.rs (real broker process, in-place rename P->P.old-N + new bytes at P, respawn must run B not A — fails Linux pre-fix). Stages: impl = brainproc.rs canonical-exe capture at spawn_brain_supervisor + promotion bytes-gate in supervise_brain Promoted arm (TrialEnv ready_exe_hash/staged_artifact_hash); unit = spawn-path selection (captured-default-for-None vs per-spawn) + promotion-gate truth table (match->promote, mismatch->rollback+notif, either-absent->loud PROMOTE_BYTES_UNVERIFIED degrade-to-readiness); int = the brain_survive rename-under-supervisor sibling (r…\n# --- Added 2026-06-03 from grill-with-docs (ADR-0012, hazard 7.3); inactive until M4-D7.5 ---\n[[requirements]]\nid = \"REQ-HAZARD-PSYCHE-OUTBOUND-PROXY\"\ntitle = \"Psyche outbound captured + sanitized: the live-Psyche turn driver captures stdout (never Stdio::null), and the daemon strips/re-stamps Psyche-supplied from=/target and constrains routing (reply→__REPLY_TO__ sender, notify→own user/subnet) (7.3)\"\nrequired_stages = [\"impl\", \"unit\"]  # activated M4-D7.5: the stdout-captured turn driver (spt-live turn.rs, D6b pull-forward) + the intent parser's structural strip (spt-live outbound.rs) + the daemon relay's re-stamp/constrained-routing boundary (spt-daemon psyrelay.rs, anti-spoof negative test). int = D9 two-host\n…\n[[requirements]]\n…\n\n[[requirements]]\nid = \"REQ-UPDATE-PROMOTE-DRAINED\"\ntitle = \"W3 (LIFECYCLE-TRUTH, mechanic-d MOVED FROM W2 per doyle gate verdict @e5ae7a9 — binding): the update-apply brain-generation promotion completes only when the OLD generation's broker subscriber connection is CLOSED or stall-EVICTED — never while blocked writes still pend on it. ROOT: `brain.ready` != subscribers drained; W2's stall-evict (REQ-HAZARD-BROKER-VIEWER-BRAIN-DECOUPLE) only BOUNDS the false-promote window to BRAIN_WRITE_DEADLINE (15s), it does NOT close it — a new brain can signal ready inside that window while the old gen's conn is still wedged, so the apply 'promotes' onto a still-frozen control plane (the 22:47 incident-night false-promote). FIX: the promotion gate (ADR-0018 brain-trial, brainproc.rs) adds an explicit DRAINED preconditio…\nrequired_stages = [\"impl\", \"unit\", \"int\"]  # ACTIVATED LIFECYCLE-TRUTH W3 drained-condition slice (todlando 2026-07-07, work-start); brainproc.rs run_trial DRAINED gate + broker any_local_controller_wedged truth + false-promote int rig — closes the W2 15s residual (KH 7.36)\n\n[[requirements]]\nid = \"REQ-UPDATE-TRIAL-DRAIN-DRIVE\"\ntitle = \"UPDATE-WEDGE (counter-54, doyle-ruled 2026-07-09 — regression of the v0.29.0 seamless brain-swap): a brain generation DRIVES the broker's controller-liveness reap (a KIND_SESSIONS poll) each heartbeat throughout its boot/trial loop, so a hard-KILLED prior generation's black-holed LOCAL controller conn (by:None) is stall-evicted within the trial window and can never permanently strand the promotion DRAINED gate. ROOT (2026-07-09 field freeze, `spt update fetch --apply` v0.30.0->v0.30.2 froze all 7 live PTYs ~30s then rolled back): the promote gate (run_trial, brainproc.rs:657-661) needs BOTH `ready_generation==gen` AND `old_gen_drained()`; `old_gen_drained()` = `!any_local_controller_wedged()` (brainproc.rs:534) is a PURE READ of `write_blocked_since…\nrequired_stages = [\"doc\", \"impl\", \"int\"]  # ACTIVATED counter-54 UPDATE-WEDGE fix (doyle ruled brain-side 2026-07-09; todlando builds). doc = a CONTEXT.md/LIFECYCLE note that the trial/boot brain drives controller-reap so a killed prior generation cannot strand old_gen_drained. impl = the brain.sessions() KIND_SESSIONS drive in run_brain's heartbeat loop (brainproc.rs, first-tick + every tick, trial + recovery brain). UNIT DELIBERATELY DROPPED (doyle FORK-2 ruling 2026-07-09): the impl is ONE unconditional branchless brain.sessions() call in the heartbeat loop — no pure branch/decision to unit-test; forcing a call-ordering unit would require a trait-seam refactor of the broker-critical brain heartbeat path purely to satisfy the stage (test theater, adds risk…\n\n[[requirements]]\nid = \"REQ-BRAIN-UPDATE-RESTART-CLEAN-CLOSE\"\ntitle = \"SEED (DEFERRED, doyle 2026-07-09 — post-counter-54 root-hardening for UPDATE-WEDGE; mint now, impl a FUTURE milestone): on a PLANNED brain-restart (`BRAIN_UPDATE_RESTART`, the seamless update-apply brain-cycle), the outgoing brain's LOCAL (by:None) controller conns are GRACEFULLY CLEAN-CLOSED as the brain is cycled, instead of hard-killed and left to black-hole. ROOT (field-pinned 2026-07-09, daemon.stderr.log L24277-24303): the update-restart path hard-kills the outgoing brain (`child.kill()`, brainproc.rs:851); its live-agent controller conns then block on dead pipes (never EOF) → the broker reads them WEDGED (broker.rs:2695-2700) → the new candidate's promotion DRAINED gate (`any_local_controller_wedged`, broker.rs:2704) stays true until the W2 s…\nrequired_stages = []  # SEED minted DEFERRED (doyle 2026-07-09); activate post-counter-54 at the milestone that delivers HITCH-FREE seamless updates. Supersedes the livehost-reattach 'Fix Y' framing (wrong site). 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The in-process-thread broker (daemon.rs:165-170) is a regression that silently unrealizes REQ-UPD-3 — apply degrades to an in-process Brain::handoff no-op and new code does not run until an unrelated restart (KNOWN-HAZARDS 6.7). Evidence must prove process-level survival (SPIKE-01/03 productionized as int: PTY child + live QUIC survive a brain-PROCESS restart onto a swapped binary), re-pointing the regression-masked in-process i…\nrequired_stages = [\"doc\", \"impl\", \"unit\", \"int\"]  # activated restoration D1 (ADR-0018 Q2/Q3): doc = KNOWN-HAZARDS 6.7 + ADR-0018 + design doc; impl = brainproc.rs (brain child entry + broker-side process supervisor) + daemon.rs spawn-brain-supervisor + the hidden `daemon brain` CLI entry; unit = brainproc supervisor respawn/backoff table + the real-binary brain_split.rs process-level smoke (broker survives a brain kill + respawns it). int ACTIVATED restoration D7 = the productionized SPIKE-01/03 process-level survival E2E (crates/spt/tests/brain_survive.rs: a PTY child + a live QUIC conn + held-AND-functional output survive a brain-PROCESS restart onto a swapped binary, exe_hash-proven new bytes — D7-1) + the new-brain x old-broker N-1 verb-surface gate (cr…\n[[requirements]]\nid = \"REQ-HAZARD-ROLLBACK-STATE-COMPAT\"\ntitle = \"A brain must not irreversibly migrate durable state before update ready-promotion: the readiness-gated auto-rollback (ADR-0018 Q7) spawns the N-1 binary against durable state the new brain may have written, so every pre-ready write must stay N-1-readable (schema migrations gated behind ready-promotion, or written N-1-tolerant/additive). Else the first in-place schema migration silently bricks rollback (KNOWN-HAZARDS 6.8). Free now — a 2026-06-09 audit confirmed zero state-migration code exists; unmintable retroactively once a migration ships.\"\nrequired_stages = [\"doc\", \"impl\", \"unit\"]  # doc activated restoration D1 (KNOWN-HAZARDS 6.8 + ADR-0018 + design doc V1). impl/unit activated restoration D6-3 (the one D6 toml activation): impl = rollback_compat.rs (the pre-ready durable-file registry PRE_READY_DURABLE_FILES — the enumerated guard surface) + the two-phase AppliedRecord (relcache.rs, additive durable state); unit = the rollback_compat tripwire (every current pre-ready file shape is additive / N-1-readable; a non-additive pre-ready change trips the assert). The two-phase record + the generation-stamped brain.ready are additive → N-1-safe by construction (KH 6.8 D6 guard note)\n# --- Added 2026-06-11 (v0.4.2): the v0.4.1 fleet-roll Linux brain-respawn blocker (ADR-0018 Q3 amendment); rule 3 register-before-satisfy, rule 5 activate per task ---\n[[requirements]]\nid = \"REQ-HAZARD-BRAIN-RESPAWN-PATH\"\ntitle = \"The broker respawns the brain onto the APPLIED bytes, not the renamed old binary: the candidate-binary default is the canonical exe path captured ONCE at broker start, never a per-spawn std::env::current_exe() — on Linux current_exe (readlink /proc/self/exe) is inode-tracking and follows the `apply` rename (spt -> spt.old-N), so a resident broker would respawn the brain onto OLD bytes while recording `applied` (Windows GetModuleFileName is path-at-start, so Windows was green; ADR-0018 Q3 silently assumed path-string semantics). Backstop: promotion gates on bytes — a trial promotes only if brain.ready exe_hash == the staged artifact hash for this platform, else auto-rollback + loud notif (readiness != new-bytes was the false-success that recorded app…\nrequired_stages = [\"doc\", \"impl\", \"unit\", \"int\"]  # activated v0.4.2 (2026-06-11): minted from the v0.4.1 fleet-roll blocker. doc = KNOWN-HAZARDS 6.11 + ADR-0018 Q3 amendment; int = brain_respawn_rename.rs (real broker process, in-place rename P->P.old-N + new bytes at P, respawn must run B not A — fails Linux pre-fix). Stages: impl = brainproc.rs canonical-exe capture at spawn_brain_supervisor + promotion bytes-gate in supervise_brain Promoted arm (TrialEnv ready_exe_hash/staged_artifact_hash); unit = spawn-path selection (captured-default-for-None vs per-spawn) + promotion-gate truth table (match->promote, mismatch->rollback+notif, either-absent->loud PROMOTE_BYTES_UNVERIFIED degrade-to-readiness); int = the brain_survive rename-under-supervisor sibling (r…\n# --- Added 2026-06-03 from grill-with-docs (ADR-0012, hazard 7.3); inactive until M4-D7.5 ---\n[[requirements]]\nid = \"REQ-HAZARD-PSYCHE-OUTBOUND-PROXY\"\ntitle = \"Psyche outbound captured + sanitized: the live-Psyche turn driver captures stdout (never Stdio::null), and the daemon strips/re-stamps Psyche-supplied from=/target and constrains routing (reply→__REPLY_TO__ sender, notify→own user/subnet) (7.3)\"\nrequired_stages = [\"impl\", \"unit\"]  # activated M4-D7.5: the stdout-captured turn driver (spt-live turn.rs, D6b pull-forward) + the intent parser's structural strip (spt-live outbound.rs) + the daemon relay's re-stamp/constrained-routing boundary (spt-daemon psyrelay.rs, anti-spoof negative test). int = D9 two-host\n…\n[[requirements]]\n…\n\n[[requirements]]\nid = \"REQ-UPDATE-PROMOTE-DRAINED\"\ntitle = \"W3 (LIFECYCLE-TRUTH, mechanic-d MOVED FROM W2 per doyle gate verdict @e5ae7a9 — binding): the update-apply brain-generation promotion completes only when the OLD generation's broker subscriber connection is CLOSED or stall-EVICTED — never while blocked writes still pend on it. ROOT: `brain.ready` != subscribers drained; W2's stall-evict (REQ-HAZARD-BROKER-VIEWER-BRAIN-DECOUPLE) only BOUNDS the false-promote window to BRAIN_WRITE_DEADLINE (15s), it does NOT close it — a new brain can signal ready inside that window while the old gen's conn is still wedged, so the apply 'promotes' onto a still-frozen control plane (the 22:47 incident-night false-promote). FIX: the promotion gate (ADR-0018 brain-trial, brainproc.rs) adds an explicit DRAINED preconditio…\nrequired_stages = [\"impl\", \"unit\", \"int\"]  # ACTIVATED LIFECYCLE-TRUTH W3 drained-condition slice (todlando 2026-07-07, work-start); brainproc.rs run_trial DRAINED gate + broker any_local_controller_wedged truth + false-promote int rig — closes the W2 15s residual (KH 7.36)\n\n[[requirements]]\nid = \"REQ-UPDATE-TRIAL-DRAIN-DRIVE\"\ntitle = \"UPDATE-WEDGE (counter-54, doyle-ruled 2026-07-09 — regression of the v0.29.0 seamless brain-swap): a brain generation DRIVES the broker's controller-liveness reap (a KIND_SESSIONS poll) each heartbeat throughout its boot/trial loop, so a hard-KILLED prior generation's black-holed LOCAL controller conn (by:None) is stall-evicted within the trial window and can never permanently strand the promotion DRAINED gate. ROOT (2026-07-09 field freeze, `spt update fetch --apply` v0.30.0->v0.30.2 froze all 7 live PTYs ~30s then rolled back): the promote gate (run_trial, brainproc.rs:657-661) needs BOTH `ready_generation==gen` AND `old_gen_drained()`; `old_gen_drained()` = `!any_local_controller_wedged()` (brainproc.rs:534) is a PURE READ of `write_blocked_since…\nrequired_stages = [\"doc\", \"impl\", \"int\"]  # ACTIVATED counter-54 UPDATE-WEDGE fix (doyle ruled brain-side 2026-07-09; todlando builds). doc = a CONTEXT.md/LIFECYCLE note that the trial/boot brain drives controller-reap so a killed prior generation cannot strand old_gen_drained. impl = the brain.sessions() KIND_SESSIONS drive in run_brain's heartbeat loop (brainproc.rs, first-tick + every tick, trial + recovery brain). 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{"type":"message","id":"8df195d2","parentId":"5f27c899","timestamp":"2026-07-15T10:11:41.620Z","message":{"role":"toolResult","toolCallId":"call_IbWd8u6k5UMquJe4OvdhkgXH|fc_06a4aa57167d0698016a575cdd73a88199a9f442bdac0a4854","toolName":"read","content":[{"type":"text","text":"/// ([`ProductionTrialEnv`]). Every method is **best-effort / fail-safe**: a\n/// missing record reads as \"no pending trial\", an absent ready file as\n/// \"not ready\" — the broker's supervisor thread never panics (a panic there\n/// orphans the brain).\n// [impl->REQ-HAZARD-BROKER-PROCESS-ISOLATION]\npub trait TrialEnv {\n    /// The current two-phase applied record, or `None` for no pending trial\n    /// (absent/corrupt degrades to `None`).\n    fn applied_state(&self) -> Option<AppliedRecord>;\n    /// The generation stamped in `brain.ready`, or `None` if absent/garbled\n    /// (the readiness gate reads `None` as not-ready — fail-safe).\n    fn ready_generation(&self) -> Option<u64>;\n    /// Delete `brain.ready` immediately before a trial spawn (**A9** — close the\n    /// cross-lifetime staleness hole: the in-memory generation resets to 0 on a\n    /// broker restart, so a stale gen-0 file would otherwise match a fresh gen-0\n    /// trial and falsely promote a brain that never booted).\n    fn clear_ready(&self);\n    /// Promote the candidate: it reached ready. Persist `Applied{version}` plus\n    /// the legacy `applied.json`/`last-outcome=applied` convergence records\n    /// (relocated here from `apply`, where they were the optimistic enlyzeam\n    /// write — promotion is the *real* moment the new code is accepted).\n    fn record_promoted(&self, version: u64);\n    /// Correct the record: the candidate failed readiness. Persist\n    /// `RolledBack{…}` and fire the loud, resurfacing rollback notif.\n    fn record_rolled_back(&self, quarantine_version: u64, running_version: u64, rollback_binary: &str);\n    /// The `exe_hash` the candidate stamped in `brain.ready` (the bytes it is\n    /// actually running), or `None` if absent/garbled — degrades the promotion\n    /// bytes-gate to readiness-only (KH 6.11, N-1-safe).\n    fn ready_exe_hash(&self) -> Option<String>;\n    /// The staged artifact's SHA-256 for THIS platform at `version` (the bytes\n    /// the candidate SHOULD be running), or `None` if no staged metadata /\n    /// version mismatch / platform absent — degrades the gate to readiness-only.\n    fn staged_artifact_hash(&self, version: u64) -> Option<String>;\n    /// Whether the OLD brain generation's broker subscriber connection is DRAINED —\n    /// its local controller conn CLOSED or stall-evicted, no blocked writes still\n    /// pending on it (REQ-UPDATE-PROMOTE-DRAINED). Reads BROKER TRUTH in-process (no\n    /// brain round-trip): the supervisor promotes a ready candidate only once this is\n    /// `true`, so `brain.ready` arriving inside the W2 `BRAIN_WRITE_DEADLINE` window\n    /// can no longer promote onto a still-frozen control plane (the 22:47 false-\n    /// promote). Fail-safe toward DRAINED (`true`) where there is nothing to read — a\n    /// net-less broker, no hosted sessions, or [`NoTrialEnv`] — so the gate never\n    /// strands an apply where no old-gen control plane exists.\n    fn old_gen_drained(&self) -> bool;\n}\n\n/// The no-trial environment: every probe degrades to \"nothing pending / not\n/// ready\" and every effect is a no-op. Used where there is no readiness gate to\n/// drive — the supervisor then behaves exactly as the pre-D6 respawn loop.\npub struct NoTrialEnv;\n\nimpl TrialEnv for NoTrialEnv {\n    fn applied_state(&self) -> Option<AppliedRecord> {\n        None\n    }\n    fn ready_generation(&self) -> Option<u64> {\n        None\n    }\n    fn clear_ready(&self) {}\n    fn record_promoted(&self, _version: u64) {}\n    fn record_rolled_back(&self, _q: u64, _r: u64, _bin: &str) {}\n    fn ready_exe_hash(&self) -> Option<String> {\n        None\n    }\n    fn staged_artifact_hash(&self, _version: u64) -> Option<String> {\n        None\n    }\n    fn old_gen_drained(&self) -> bool {\n        // No readiness gate to drive here → no old-gen control plane to drain; the\n        // no-op env promotes exactly as the pre-D6 respawn loop (mirrors its other\n        // no-op effects).\n        true\n    }\n}\n\n/// Production [`TrialEnv`]: reads/writes the canonical `spt_home` durable files\n/// (the `releases` relcache + the `brain.ready` breadcrumb) and fires the\n/// rollback notif through the real producer front door. Constructed in the\n/// broker process where `spt_home()` is stable.\n///\n/// Holds the live [`crate::broker::Broker`] handle (or `None` on a net-less /\n/// bind-failed daemon) so the DRAINED gate ([`TrialEnv::old_gen_drained`]) reads\n/// broker truth IN-PROCESS — the supervisor thread runs inside the broker process,\n/// so this is a direct memory read, never an IPC round-trip through a possibly-\n/// wedged conn (REQ-UPDATE-PROMOTE-DRAINED).\npub struct ProductionTrialEnv {\n    broker: Option<Arc<crate::broker::Broker>>,\n}\n\nimpl ProductionTrialEnv {\n    fn cache(&self) -> ReleaseCache {\n        ReleaseCache::open(&spt_store::perch::spt_home().join(\"releases\"))\n    }\n}\n\nimpl TrialEnv for ProductionTrialEnv {\n    fn applied_state(&self) -> Option<AppliedRecord> {\n        self.cache().applied_state()\n    }\n    fn ready_generation(&self) -> Option<u64> {\n        ready_generation_at(&brain_ready_path())\n    }\n    fn clear_ready(&self) {\n        let _ = std::fs::remove_file(brain_ready_path());\n    }\n    fn record_promoted(&self, version: u64) {\n        let cache = self.cache();\n        let _ = cache.record_applied_state(&AppliedRecord::Applied { version });\n        // The legacy convergence records (M8 `xtask debug-converge`) are written\n        // HERE — at the real promotion — not optimistically at swap (D6-1).\n        let _ = cache.record_applied(version);\n        let _ = cache.record_last_outcome(\"applied\");\n    }\n    fn record_rolled_back(&self, quarantine_version: u64, running_version: u64, rollback_binary: &str) {\n        let cache = self.cache();\n        let _ = cache.record_applied_state(&AppliedRecord::RolledBack {\n            quarantine_version,\n            running_version,\n            rollback_binary: rollback_binary.to_string(),\n        });\n        let _ = cache.record_last_outcome(&format!(\"rolled-back:{quarantine_version}\"));\n        fire_rollback_notif(quarantine_version, running_version);\n    }\n    // [impl->REQ-HAZARD-BRAIN-RESPAWN-PATH]\n    fn ready_exe_hash(&self) -> Option<String> {\n        let body = std::fs::read_to_string(brain_ready_path()).ok()?;\n        parse_ready_exe_hash(&body)\n    }\n    // [impl->REQ-HAZARD-BRAIN-RESPAWN-PATH]\n    fn staged_artifact_hash(&self, version: u64) -> Option<String> {\n        self.cache().staged_artifact_hash(version)\n    }\n    // [impl->REQ-UPDATE-PROMOTE-DRAINED]\n    fn old_gen_drained(&self) -> bool {\n        // Drained ⟺ no hosted session has a wedged LOCAL (brain-own) controller conn.\n        // No broker (net-less / bind-failed) → no control plane → drained. A broker\n        // with no wedged local controller (the common case, incl. no daemon-hosted\n        // sessions) reads drained at once → the normal fast promote on `brain.ready`.\n        self.broker\n            .as_ref()\n            .is_none_or(|b| !b.any_local_controller_wedged())\n    }\n}\n\n/// Fire the loud, resurfacing auto-rollback notif on every member subnet\n/// (restoration D6-2). Best-effort: a notif failure must never derail the\n/// supervisor (the rollback already happened — the daemon is healthy on the old\n…\nenum TrialStep {\n    /// The candidate stamped `brain.ready` for THIS generation within the\n    /// window — the swap is accepted. The same child stays alive and falls\n    /// through to normal supervision (a later crash is a normal respawn).\n    Promoted,\n    /// The candidate **exited before** signaling ready (a failed boot) — counts\n    /// toward the [`TRIAL_PREREADY_BUDGET`]. The child is already reaped.\n    PreReadyExit,\n    /// The window elapsed with the child **alive but not promotable** — either\n    /// never ready (\"up but useless\") OR ready-but-the-old-generation-never-drained\n    /// (REQ-UPDATE-PROMOTE-DRAINED: a persistent old-gen wedge past the window).\n    /// The caller MUST kill it before spawning the rollback binary (**A11** — never\n    /// two live brains).\n    WindowElapsedAlive,\n    /// `stop` was raised during the trial — the caller kills + returns.\n    Stopped,\n}\n\n/// Watch a freshly-spawned trial candidate for readiness within `window`\n/// (ADR-0018 Q7, D6-2). Polls in `TICK` slices (so a daemon stop stays prompt,\n/// A11/note-ii) for a `brain.ready` stamp **== this spawn's `generation`** — a\n/// stale stamp from another generation never satisfies the gate (the single\n/// load-bearing correctness invariant; the A9 clear-before-spawn closes the\n/// cross-lifetime exact-generation hole). Returns the moment readiness is seen\n/// **AND the old generation has drained**, the child exits pre-ready, the window\n/// elapses, or `stop` is raised.\n///\n/// **The DRAINED precondition (REQ-UPDATE-PROMOTE-DRAINED).** `brain.ready` alone is\n/// NOT a promote: the W2 stall-evict only BOUNDS the false-promote window to\n/// `BRAIN_WRITE_DEADLINE`, so a new brain can signal ready while the OLD generation's\n/// local controller conn is still wedged (the 22:47 apply \"promoted\" onto a frozen\n/// control plane). So readiness is LATCHED (`ready_seen` — a candidate that stamped\n/// ready then exited is not demoted, preserving the ready-then-exit-still-promotes\n/// semantic) and promotion waits for `env.old_gen_drained()` too. While ready-seen\n/// but not-yet-drained the watch keeps polling to `deadline`; if the drain never\n/// comes the window elapses to [`TrialStep::WindowElapsedAlive`] — the caller KILLS\n/// the candidate and rolls back (conservative: never a false-promote onto a wedge).\n/// The normal case drains well inside the window — W2 bounds a real drain to\n/// `BRAIN_WRITE_DEADLINE` (15 s) < [`SUPERVISE_HEALTHY_RUN`] (30 s) — and a cleanly-\n/// closed old conn drains at once. `child.try_wait()` is consulted only while\n/// NOT-yet-ready, so a ready-then-exited candidate still promotes once drained.\nfn run_trial(\n    child: &mut Child,\n    generation: u64,\n    window: Duration,\n    env: &dyn TrialEnv,\n    stop: &AtomicBool,\n) -> TrialStep {\n    let deadline = Instant::now() + window;\n    let mut ready_seen = false;\n    loop {\n        if stop.load(Ordering::Relaxed) {\n            return TrialStep::Stopped;\n        }\n        // Latch readiness FIRST (don't demote a ready-then-exit child) — but do NOT\n        // promote on it alone: the old generation's control plane must have drained.\n        if !ready_seen && env.ready_generation() == Some(generation) {\n            ready_seen = true;\n        }\n        if ready_seen && env.old_gen_drained() {\n            return TrialStep::Promoted;\n        }\n        // Only watch for a pre-ready exit while the candidate has NOT reached ready;\n        // once ready-seen we are waiting on the OLD gen to drain, and a ready-then-\n        // exited child still promotes (the exit is a normal later respawn).\n        if !ready_seen {\n            match child.try_wait() {\n                Ok(Some(_)) => return TrialStep::PreReadyExit,\n                Ok(None) => {}\n                // A wait error: treat as a pre-ready exit (fail toward retry, never\n                // a panic in the supervisor thread).\n                Err(e) => {\n                    eprintln!(\"BRAIN_TRIAL_WAIT_FAIL: {e}\");\n                    return TrialStep::PreReadyExit;\n                }\n            }\n        }\n        if Instant::now() >= deadline {\n            return TrialStep::WindowElapsedAlive;\n        }\n        thread::sleep(TICK);\n    }\n}\n\n/// Supervise the brain child: spawn it, wait for it, and respawn on exit after a\n/// capped, doubling backoff — until `stop` is raised, which kills the live child\n/// and returns. 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Every method is **best-effort / fail-safe**: a\n/// missing record reads as \"no pending trial\", an absent ready file as\n/// \"not ready\" — the broker's supervisor thread never panics (a panic there\n/// orphans the brain).\n// [impl->REQ-HAZARD-BROKER-PROCESS-ISOLATION]\npub trait TrialEnv {\n    /// The current two-phase applied record, or `None` for no pending trial\n    /// (absent/corrupt degrades to `None`).\n    fn applied_state(&self) -> Option<AppliedRecord>;\n    /// The generation stamped in `brain.ready`, or `None` if absent/garbled\n    /// (the readiness gate reads `None` as not-ready — fail-safe).\n    fn ready_generation(&self) -> Option<u64>;\n    /// Delete `brain.ready` immediately before a trial spawn (**A9** — close the\n    /// cross-lifetime staleness hole: the in-memory generation resets to 0 on a\n    /// broker restart, so a stale gen-0 file would otherwise match a fresh gen-0\n    /// trial and falsely promote a brain that never booted).\n    fn clear_ready(&self);\n    /// Promote the candidate: it reached ready. 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Persist\n    /// `RolledBack{…}` and fire the loud, resurfacing rollback notif.\n    fn record_rolled_back(&self, quarantine_version: u64, running_version: u64, rollback_binary: &str);\n    /// The `exe_hash` the candidate stamped in `brain.ready` (the bytes it is\n    /// actually running), or `None` if absent/garbled — degrades the promotion\n    /// bytes-gate to readiness-only (KH 6.11, N-1-safe).\n    fn ready_exe_hash(&self) -> Option<String>;\n    /// The staged artifact's SHA-256 for THIS platform at `version` (the bytes\n    /// the candidate SHOULD be running), or `None` if no staged metadata /\n    /// version mismatch / platform absent — degrades the gate to readiness-only.\n    fn staged_artifact_hash(&self, version: u64) -> Option<String>;\n    /// Whether the OLD brain generation's broker subscriber connection is DRAINED —\n    /// its local controller conn CLOSED or stall-evicted, no blocked writes still\n    /// pending on it (REQ-UPDATE-PROMOTE-DRAINED). Reads BROKER TRUTH in-process (no\n    /// brain round-trip): the supervisor promotes a ready candidate only once this is\n    /// `true`, so `brain.ready` arriving inside the W2 `BRAIN_WRITE_DEADLINE` window\n    /// can no longer promote onto a still-frozen control plane (the 22:47 false-\n    /// promote). Fail-safe toward DRAINED (`true`) where there is nothing to read — a\n    /// net-less broker, no hosted sessions, or [`NoTrialEnv`] — so the gate never\n    /// strands an apply where no old-gen control plane exists.\n    fn old_gen_drained(&self) -> bool;\n}\n\n/// The no-trial environment: every probe degrades to \"nothing pending / not\n/// ready\" and every effect is a no-op. Used where there is no readiness gate to\n/// drive — the supervisor then behaves exactly as the pre-D6 respawn loop.\npub struct NoTrialEnv;\n\nimpl TrialEnv for NoTrialEnv {\n    fn applied_state(&self) -> Option<AppliedRecord> {\n        None\n    }\n    fn ready_generation(&self) -> Option<u64> {\n        None\n    }\n    fn clear_ready(&self) {}\n    fn record_promoted(&self, _version: u64) {}\n    fn record_rolled_back(&self, _q: u64, _r: u64, _bin: &str) {}\n    fn ready_exe_hash(&self) -> Option<String> {\n        None\n    }\n    fn staged_artifact_hash(&self, _version: u64) -> Option<String> {\n        None\n    }\n    fn old_gen_drained(&self) -> bool {\n        // No readiness gate to drive here → no old-gen control plane to drain; the\n        // no-op env promotes exactly as the pre-D6 respawn loop (mirrors its other\n        // no-op effects).\n        true\n    }\n}\n\n/// Production [`TrialEnv`]: reads/writes the canonical `spt_home` durable files\n/// (the `releases` relcache + the `brain.ready` breadcrumb) and fires the\n/// rollback notif through the real producer front door. Constructed in the\n/// broker process where `spt_home()` is stable.\n///\n/// Holds the live [`crate::broker::Broker`] handle (or `None` on a net-less /\n/// bind-failed daemon) so the DRAINED gate ([`TrialEnv::old_gen_drained`]) reads\n/// broker truth IN-PROCESS — the supervisor thread runs inside the broker process,\n/// so this is a direct memory read, never an IPC round-trip through a possibly-\n/// wedged conn (REQ-UPDATE-PROMOTE-DRAINED).\npub struct ProductionTrialEnv {\n    broker: Option<Arc<crate::broker::Broker>>,\n}\n\nimpl ProductionTrialEnv {\n    fn cache(&self) -> ReleaseCache {\n        ReleaseCache::open(&spt_store::perch::spt_home().join(\"releases\"))\n    }\n}\n\nimpl TrialEnv for ProductionTrialEnv {\n    fn applied_state(&self) -> Option<AppliedRecord> {\n        self.cache().applied_state()\n    }\n    fn ready_generation(&self) -> Option<u64> {\n        ready_generation_at(&brain_ready_path())\n    }\n    fn clear_ready(&self) {\n        let _ = std::fs::remove_file(brain_ready_path());\n    }\n    fn record_promoted(&self, version: u64) {\n        let cache = self.cache();\n        let _ = cache.record_applied_state(&AppliedRecord::Applied { version });\n        // The legacy convergence records (M8 `xtask debug-converge`) are written\n        // HERE — at the real promotion — not optimistically at swap (D6-1).\n        let _ = cache.record_applied(version);\n        let _ = cache.record_last_outcome(\"applied\");\n    }\n    fn record_rolled_back(&self, quarantine_version: u64, running_version: u64, rollback_binary: &str) {\n        let cache = self.cache();\n        let _ = cache.record_applied_state(&AppliedRecord::RolledBack {\n            quarantine_version,\n            running_version,\n            rollback_binary: rollback_binary.to_string(),\n        });\n        let _ = cache.record_last_outcome(&format!(\"rolled-back:{quarantine_version}\"));\n        fire_rollback_notif(quarantine_version, running_version);\n    }\n    // [impl->REQ-HAZARD-BRAIN-RESPAWN-PATH]\n    fn ready_exe_hash(&self) -> Option<String> {\n        let body = std::fs::read_to_string(brain_ready_path()).ok()?;\n        parse_ready_exe_hash(&body)\n    }\n    // [impl->REQ-HAZARD-BRAIN-RESPAWN-PATH]\n    fn staged_artifact_hash(&self, version: u64) -> Option<String> {\n        self.cache().staged_artifact_hash(version)\n    }\n    // [impl->REQ-UPDATE-PROMOTE-DRAINED]\n    fn old_gen_drained(&self) -> bool {\n        // Drained ⟺ no hosted session has a wedged LOCAL (brain-own) controller conn.\n        // No broker (net-less / bind-failed) → no control plane → drained. A broker\n        // with no wedged local controller (the common case, incl. no daemon-hosted\n        // sessions) reads drained at once → the normal fast promote on `brain.ready`.\n        self.broker\n            .as_ref()\n            .is_none_or(|b| !b.any_local_controller_wedged())\n    }\n}\n\n/// Fire the loud, resurfacing auto-rollback notif on every member subnet\n/// (restoration D6-2). Best-effort: a notif failure must never derail the\n/// supervisor (the rollback already happened — the daemon is healthy on the old\n…\nenum TrialStep {\n    /// The candidate stamped `brain.ready` for THIS generation within the\n    /// window — the swap is accepted. The same child stays alive and falls\n    /// through to normal supervision (a later crash is a normal respawn).\n    Promoted,\n    /// The candidate **exited before** signaling ready (a failed boot) — counts\n    /// toward the [`TRIAL_PREREADY_BUDGET`]. The child is already reaped.\n    PreReadyExit,\n    /// The window elapsed with the child **alive but not promotable** — either\n    /// never ready (\"up but useless\") OR ready-but-the-old-generation-never-drained\n    /// (REQ-UPDATE-PROMOTE-DRAINED: a persistent old-gen wedge past the window).\n    /// The caller MUST kill it before spawning the rollback binary (**A11** — never\n    /// two live brains).\n    WindowElapsedAlive,\n    /// `stop` was raised during the trial — the caller kills + returns.\n    Stopped,\n}\n\n/// Watch a freshly-spawned trial candidate for readiness within `window`\n/// (ADR-0018 Q7, D6-2). Polls in `TICK` slices (so a daemon stop stays prompt,\n/// A11/note-ii) for a `brain.ready` stamp **== this spawn's `generation`** — a\n/// stale stamp from another generation never satisfies the gate (the single\n/// load-bearing correctness invariant; the A9 clear-before-spawn closes the\n/// cross-lifetime exact-generation hole). Returns the moment readiness is seen\n/// **AND the old generation has drained**, the child exits pre-ready, the window\n/// elapses, or `stop` is raised.\n///\n/// **The DRAINED precondition (REQ-UPDATE-PROMOTE-DRAINED).** `brain.ready` alone is\n/// NOT a promote: the W2 stall-evict only BOUNDS the false-promote window to\n/// `BRAIN_WRITE_DEADLINE`, so a new brain can signal ready while the OLD generation's\n/// local controller conn is still wedged (the 22:47 apply \"promoted\" onto a frozen\n/// control plane). So readiness is LATCHED (`ready_seen` — a candidate that stamped\n/// ready then exited is not demoted, preserving the ready-then-exit-still-promotes\n/// semantic) and promotion waits for `env.old_gen_drained()` too. While ready-seen\n/// but not-yet-drained the watch keeps polling to `deadline`; if the drain never\n/// comes the window elapses to [`TrialStep::WindowElapsedAlive`] — the caller KILLS\n/// the candidate and rolls back (conservative: never a false-promote onto a wedge).\n/// The normal case drains well inside the window — W2 bounds a real drain to\n/// `BRAIN_WRITE_DEADLINE` (15 s) < [`SUPERVISE_HEALTHY_RUN`] (30 s) — and a cleanly-\n/// closed old conn drains at once. `child.try_wait()` is consulted only while\n/// NOT-yet-ready, so a ready-then-exited candidate still promotes once drained.\nfn run_trial(\n    child: &mut Child,\n    generation: u64,\n    window: Duration,\n    env: &dyn TrialEnv,\n    stop: &AtomicBool,\n) -> TrialStep {\n    let deadline = Instant::now() + window;\n    let mut ready_seen = false;\n    loop {\n        if stop.load(Ordering::Relaxed) {\n            return TrialStep::Stopped;\n        }\n        // Latch readiness FIRST (don't demote a ready-then-exit child) — but do NOT\n        // promote on it alone: the old generation's control plane must have drained.\n        if !ready_seen && env.ready_generation() == Some(generation) {\n            ready_seen = true;\n        }\n        if ready_seen && env.old_gen_drained() {\n            return TrialStep::Promoted;\n        }\n        // Only watch for a pre-ready exit while the candidate has NOT reached ready;\n        // once ready-seen we are waiting on the OLD gen to drain, and a ready-then-\n        // exited child still promotes (the exit is a normal later respawn).\n        if !ready_seen {\n            match child.try_wait() {\n                Ok(Some(_)) => return TrialStep::PreReadyExit,\n                Ok(None) => {}\n                // A wait error: treat as a pre-ready exit (fail toward retry, never\n                // a panic in the supervisor thread).\n                Err(e) => {\n                    eprintln!(\"BRAIN_TRIAL_WAIT_FAIL: {e}\");\n                    return TrialStep::PreReadyExit;\n                }\n            }\n        }\n        if Instant::now() >= deadline {\n            return TrialStep::WindowElapsedAlive;\n        }\n        thread::sleep(TICK);\n    }\n}\n\n/// Supervise the brain child: spawn it, wait for it, and respawn on exit after a\n/// capped, doubling backoff — until `stop` is raised, which kills the live child\n/// and returns. 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Observed live on\nkitsubito: `spt update apply` swapped the binary on disk (`spt --version` →\n`0.4.0`, friendly \"Updated spt-core to v0.4.0.\" message) yet the **running\ndaemon pid was unchanged** (159446, pump still STALLED) — the in-process broker\ncannot self-relaunch onto new bytes. A manual unit restart\n(`systemctl --user restart spt-daemon.service`) then brought up the v0.4.0\ntwo-process daemon (new pid 819830 + brain 819839, pump LIVE, `brain.ready`\nwritten). This crossing is each node's **last manual bounce** — `v0.4.0` is, by\nthe milestone's own framing, the last release that needs one.\n\n**The seamless no-bounce assert is carried forward.** Proving `update apply`\ntriggers a brain-process respawn onto new bytes **with no manual bounce**\nrequires the daemon to already be split-era (`v0.4.0`) before the apply — so it\nis owned by the D7-1 process-level survival E2E (green) and field-confirmed on\nthe **next** release roll (`v0.4.1`: v0.4.0 → v0.4.1, seamless). The `v0.3.2 →\nv0.4.0` crossing here proves the bytes-match + resident-two-process half; the\nno-bounce half lands at v0.4.1.\n\n> Outstanding at this rung: enlyzeam (`<0.3.2`) — its catch-up bounce onto the\n> split era is the project's final manual bounce; pair it with the v0.4.1 roll.\n"}],"details":{"displayContent":{"text":"# Two-host rig runbook — the D9b ladder on real hardware\n…\n## The GATED SPT-SIDE STEP (REMOTE-TRUTH) — CLI rungs over REAL daemons\n…\n### Gated-step evidence appendix\n…\n**The goodbye barrier is a MUTUAL-HOLD** (learned on attempt 4): the bye rides\n…\ncost is B job time only.\r\n\r\n---\r\n\r\n## Restoration field-run evidence (D7-4) — the seamless-update acceptance\r\n\r\n<!-- [doc->REQ-DAEMON-2] -->\r\n\r\nThe restoration milestone's field acceptance: a published restoration-line\r\nrelease (`v0.4.0`, release counter 7) applied on the live fleet, with the\r\nrunning brain proven to be executing the **released artifact bytes** via the\r\n`brain.ready` `exe_hash` breadcrumb (D7-1) — the bytes-level fact the\r\nv0.3.2/enlyzeam incident lacked (binary on disk, old code resident for ~a day).\r\n\r\n**Published artifact hashes (SHA256SUMS, `v0.4.0`):**\r\n\r\n```\r\nb4b7ea142d2ec3d7bb20e33cb66c8ff81464aeef258eca42842e55e04cf07b5e  spt-x86_64-linux\r\n81c24675e344bf7426a654df364ef2ba5606b3f0e758308942c987cd98747da9  spt-x86_64-windows.exe\r\n```\r\n\r\n**Fleet roll (2026-06-10), both nodes → v0.4.0, two-process resident:**\r\n\r\n| host | OS | broker pid | brain pid | `brain.ready` exe_hash | == artifact |\r\n|------|----|-----------|-----------|------------------------|-------------|\r\n| kitsubito | Linux | 819830 | 819839 | `b4b7ea14…cf07b5e` | ✅ linux |\r\n| HFENDULEAM | Windows | 17232 | 38324 (`--start-reason cold`) | `81c24675…8747da9` | ✅ windows |\r\n\r\nBoth nodes: a `daemon run` broker + a real `daemon brain` child process, the\r\nbrain's `exe_hash` an **exact match** to the released artifact for its platform\r\n— the resident bytes ARE the release, not a stale image.\r\n\r\n**The last manual bounce (expected, by design).** The fleet was on `v0.3.2` —\r\nthe **in-process** daemon, i.e. the regression itself. Observed live on\r\nkitsubito: `spt update apply` swapped the binary on disk (`spt --version` →\r\n`0.4.0`, friendly \"Updated spt-core to v0.4.0.\" message) yet the **running\r\ndaemon pid was unchanged** (159446, pump still STALLED) — the in-process broker\r\ncannot self-relaunch onto new bytes. A manual unit restart\r\n(`systemctl --user restart spt-daemon.service`) then brought up the v0.4.0\r\ntwo-process daemon (new pid 819830 + brain 819839, pump LIVE, `brain.ready`\r\nwritten). This crossing is each node's **last manual bounce** — `v0.4.0` is, by\r\nthe milestone's own framing, the last release that needs one.\r\n\r\n**The seamless no-bounce assert is carried forward.** Proving `update apply`\r\ntriggers a brain-process respawn onto new bytes **with no manual bounce**\r\nrequires the daemon to already be split-era (`v0.4.0`) before the apply — so it\r\nis owned by the D7-1 process-level survival E2E (green) and field-confirmed on\r\nthe **next** release roll (`v0.4.1`: v0.4.0 → v0.4.1, seamless). 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Matched to the\n/// capped-backoff cadence; either this budget OR an alive-but-never-ready\n/// window-expiry triggers rollback.\nconst TRIAL_PREREADY_BUDGET: u32 = 3;\n/// Poll/sleep slice so a `stop` request (and a child exit) land promptly.\nconst TICK: Duration = Duration::from_millis(200);\n\n/// How long the brain child retries connecting to the broker socket before\n/// giving up (the broker may still be binding — the child is freshly spawned).\nconst BRAIN_CONNECT_TRIES: u32 = 300;\n/// Cadence the idle brain refreshes its ready breadcrumb + probes the broker.\nconst BRAIN_HEARTBEAT: Duration = Duration::from_millis(500);\n\n/// Why the broker spawned this brain — the Q4 update-vs-crash discriminator the\n/// broker stamps at spawn time (ADR-0018 V2). One channel, three payloads: the\n/// broker *observes* every respawn, so it alone is authoritative (strictly more\n/// reliable than a brain→brain frame, which retires in D4).\n///\n/// Parsing is **lenient** (KH-2.3 forward-compat): an unrecognized value — a\n/// reason a *future* broker adds that this brain predates — defaults to `Cold`,\n/// never a parse failure that would brick the brain before it rehydrates.\n// [impl->REQ-HAZARD-HANDOFF-ARGV-COMPAT]\n#[derive(Clone, Copy, Debug, PartialEq, Eq)]\npub enum StartReason {\n    /// The broker's first brain spawn this broker lifetime.\n    Cold,\n    /// A supervised respawn after an unexpected brain exit.\n…\n}\n\n[Showing lines 34-78 of 2106. 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Persist `Applied{version}` plus\n#### broker.rs\n 57|    ErrorEvent, ExitEvent, InputReq, KillReq, NetDialReq, NetPresenceSubscribeReq, NetSent,\n*58|    BrokerImageReply, StallEvictsReply, NetStatusReply, NetStreamOpenReq, NetStreamOpened, NetStreamSendReq, NetStreamSubscribeReq,\n 59|    NetStreamsReply, MetMember, PairCodeSubmit, PairJoinReply, PairJoinReq, PairMeetReq, ResizeReq, SessionInfo, SessionsReply, SpawnReq,\n 60|    Spawned, SubscribeOutcome, SubscribeReq, UnsubscribeReq, KIND_BRAIN_RESTART, KIND_BRAIN_RESTARTED, KIND_ENDPOINT_INPUT, KIND_ERROR, KIND_EXIT,\n 61|    KIND_INPUT, KIND_KILL, KIND_NET_DIAL, KIND_NET_DIAL_LOOPBACK, KIND_NET_DIAL_SUBMIT,\n...\n 64|    KIND_ADAPTER_APPLY, KIND_APPLIED,\n*65|    KIND_BROKER_IMAGE, KIND_BROKER_IMAGE_REPLY, KIND_STALL_EVICTS, KIND_STALL_EVICTS_REPLY,\n 66|    KIND_NET_STATUS, KIND_NET_STATUS_REPLY, KIND_NET_STREAMS, KIND_NET_STREAMS_REPLY,\n 67|    KIND_NET_STREAM_OPEN, KIND_NET_STREAM_OPENED, KIND_NET_STREAM_SEND, KIND_NET_STREAM_SUBSCRIBE,\n 68|    KIND_MET_MEMBER, KIND_PAIR_CODE_SUBMIT, KIND_PAIR_JOIN, KIND_PAIR_JOINED, KIND_PAIR_MEET, KIND_RESIZE, KIND_SESSIONS, KIND_SESSIONS_REPLY, KIND_SPAWN,\n...\n 1540|        // committing — no check-then-block-then-write window. (A frame the\n*1541|        // stale writer committed BEFORE the bump is irreducible at the broker;\n 1542|        // fix #1 removes the contradictory double-take that produced it.)\n 1543|        // Round-4: the write itself is bounded + cancelable — a non-draining\n 1544|        // consumer poisons + retires the physical conn at the deadline instead\n...\n 3052|                // [impl->REQ-UPDATE-RUNNING-IMAGE-SURFACE]\n*3053|                KIND_BROKER_IMAGE => self.dispatch_broker_image(&send),\n 3054|                KIND_STALL_EVICTS => self.dispatch_stall_evicts(&send),\n 3055|                KIND_NET_DIAL => {\n 3056|                    if let Err(msg) = self.dispatch_net_dial(env, &send) {\n...\n 3849|    // [impl->REQ-UPDATE-RUNNING-IMAGE-SURFACE]\n*3850|    fn dispatch_broker_image(&self, send: &SharedSend) {\n 3851|        let frame = Envelope::new(\n*3852|            KIND_BROKER_IMAGE_REPLY,\n*3853|            serde_json::to_value(BrokerImageReply {\n 3854|                // spt-daemon's CARGO_PKG_VERSION == the workspace version this\n 3855|                // broker binary was compiled at.\n 3856|                version: env!(\"CARGO_PKG_VERSION\").to_string(),\n 3857|            })\n*3858|            .expect(\"BrokerImageReply serializes\"),\n 3859|        );\n 3860|        send_frame(send, &frame);\n 3861|    }\n#### livehost.rs\n 706|            eprintln!(\n*707|                \"CONTROL_REAP_NO_SESSION:{id}: cleared stale controlled/driven_by (no broker session)\"\n 708|            );\n 709|        }\n 710|\n...\n 728|            // W5 Gap B (driven_by self-heal): an offlined endpoint can ALSO carry\n*729|            // a stale `driven_by = Some` — its broker session (the single writer)\n 730|            // is gone, so the `clear_controller` re-stamp can never fire to unlatch\n 731|            // it. The B3 control-reap above already cleared it for a controllable\n 732|            // Some(true) perch; this belt covers an unbound skeleton (controllable\n#### msg.rs\n 98|/// router's forward-compat default), which the CLI reads as \"too old to report\".\n*99|pub const KIND_BROKER_IMAGE: &str = \"broker-image\";\n*100|/// Broker→brain: the broker image version reply.\n*101|pub const KIND_BROKER_IMAGE_REPLY: &str = \"broker-image-reply\";\n 102|/// Brain→broker query: the brain-subscriber stall-evict tally (LIFECYCLE-TRUTH W2\n 103|/// observability rider, REQ-HAZARD-BROKER-VIEWER-BRAIN-DECOUPLE) — how many\n 104|/// controllers were stall-evicted for a suspended/black-holed brain conn since\n...\n 546|#[derive(Debug, Clone, Serialize, Deserialize)]\n*547|pub struct BrokerImageReply {\n 548|    /// The broker's compiled image version (semver).\n 549|    #[serde(default)]\n 550|    pub version: String,\n\n### tests/\n#### driven_by_selfheal.rs\n 347|    // BROKER MAY CLEAR (the ownership move, F-026 §7.29): the stamp-convergence on\n*348|    // the KIND_SESSIONS poll CLEARED the stale driven_by because the broker knows\n 349|    // has_controller()==false DEFINITIVELY — it does not read the ambiguous\n 350|    // controller_by, it reads its own controller slot. This SUPERSEDES the pre-7.29\n 351|    // assertion that driven_by stayed Some through the poll (the RED-first inversion).\n...\n 355|        driven_by_after_converge, None,\n*356|        \"F-026 §7.29: the broker stamp-convergence (KIND_SESSIONS) CLEARS a stale \\\n 357|         driven_by against a live session with NO controller — has_controller()==false \\\n 358|         is definitive. (Superseded the pre-7.29 'driven_by stays Some through the \\\n 359|         poll' expectation.)\"\n\n## spt/src/\n### cli.rs\n 4045|    #[serde(default, skip_serializing_if = \"Option::is_none\")]\n*4046|    broker_image: Option<String>,\n 4047|    /// F-025: whether the running broker is on a DIFFERENT image than the\n 4048|    /// installed CLI (a `spt update apply` landed but the surviving daemon still\n 4049|    /// runs the previous version). `None` when the daemon is down.\n 4050|    #[serde(default, skip_serializing_if = \"Option::is_none\")]\n*4051|    broker_stale: Option<bool>,\n 4052|    /// LIFECYCLE-TRUTH W2 observability rider: brain-subscriber stall-evicts since\n 4053|    /// broker boot (a controller detached for a suspended/black-holed brain conn).\n 4054|    /// `None` when the daemon is down or the broker is too old to report; `Some(0)`\n...\n 4080|// [impl->REQ-UPDATE-RUNNING-IMAGE-SURFACE]\n*4081|fn render_broker_image_line(running: Option<&str>, installed: &str) -> String {\n 4082|    match running {\n*4083|        Some(v) if v == installed => format!(\"broker image: {v} (matches installed)\"),\n 4084|        Some(v) => format!(\n*4085|            \"broker image: {v} (running) — installed is {installed}; the daemon is still on the \\\n 4086|             previous version, so daemon-coordinated features run {v} until it restarts. Restart \\\n 4087|             with `spt daemon stop` then `spt daemon start`.\"\n 4088|        ),\n 4089|        None => format!(\n*4090|            \"broker image: not reported (the running daemon predates version reporting, or could \\\n 4091|             not be queried) — if it is older than the installed {installed}, restart with \\\n 4092|             `spt daemon stop` then `spt daemon start` to load {installed}.\"\n 4093|        ),\n...\n 4137|        // stall-evict tally.\n*4138|        let (net_up, broker_image, broker_queried, stall_stats) = if running {\n 4139|            match spt_daemon::brain::Brain::cold_start(&spt_daemon::broker_socket_name(), now_ms()) {\n 4140|                Ok(mut b) => {\n 4141|                    let n = b.net_status().ok().map(|s| s.enabled).unwrap_or(true);\n...\n 4145|                    // transient IPC failure does not read as a definite stale.\n*4146|                    match b.broker_image_version() {\n 4147|                        Ok(v) => (Some(n), v, true, stall),\n 4148|                        Err(_) => (Some(n), None, false, stall),\n 4149|                    }\n...\n 4162|        // queried (no false-positive true on a transient failure — doyle F-025 nit).\n*4163|        let broker_stale = (running && broker_queried)\n*4164|            .then(|| broker_image.as_deref() != Some(env!(\"CARGO_PKG_VERSION\")));\n 4165|        let pump_heartbeat_ms = if running {\n 4166|            spt_daemon::read_pump_heartbeat()\n 4167|        } else {\n...\n 4220|            local_endpoints,\n*4221|            broker_image,\n*4222|            broker_stale,\n 4223|            stall_evict_count,\n 4224|            stall_evict_last_ms,\n 4225|        });\n...\n 4239|        // One broker handle answers both net-status and the F-025 image query.\n*4240|        let (net_up, broker_image, stall_stats) = match spt_daemon::brain::Brain::cold_start(\n 4241|            &spt_daemon::broker_socket_name(),\n 4242|            now_ms(),\n 4243|        ) {\n...\n 4246|                let stall = b.stall_evicts().ok().flatten();\n*4247|                let image = b.broker_image_version().ok().flatten();\n 4248|                (net_up, image, stall)\n 4249|            }\n 4250|            Err(_) => (true, None, None), // can't ask ⇒ don't false-alarm\n...\n 4268|            \"{}\",\n*4269|            render_broker_image_line(broker_image.as_deref(), env!(\"CARGO_PKG_VERSION\"))\n 4270|        );\n 4271|        // [impl->REQ-HAZARD-BROKER-VIEWER-BRAIN-DECOUPLE] W2 observability rider:\n 4272|        // surface brain-subscriber stall-evicts so a suspended/wedged brain that\n...\n 7579|\n*7580|/// Probe a stale node: dial it over the broker's QUIC endpoint (the hybrid\n 7581|/// liveness's expensive half — spent only on rows gossip could not settle).\n 7582|/// Any failure (daemon down, no address, dial refused/timed out) reads\n 7583|/// offline — fail-quiet, this is a status view.\n...\n 17027|    #[test]\n*17028|    fn broker_image_line_flags_a_stale_running_daemon() {\n*17029|        let matched = render_broker_image_line(Some(\"0.20.0\"), \"0.20.0\");\n 17030|        assert!(matched.contains(\"0.20.0\"), \"got {matched}\");\n 17031|        assert!(matched.contains(\"matches installed\"), \"got {matched}\");\n 17032|        assert!(\n...\n 17036|\n*17037|        let stale = render_broker_image_line(Some(\"0.19.1\"), \"0.20.0\");\n 17038|        assert!(stale.contains(\"0.19.1\"), \"names the running image: {stale}\");\n 17039|        assert!(stale.contains(\"0.20.0\"), \"names the installed version: {stale}\");\n 17040|        assert!(\n...\n 17044|\n*17045|        let too_old = render_broker_image_line(None, \"0.20.0\");\n 17046|        assert!(too_old.contains(\"0.20.0\"), \"names the installed version: {too_old}\");\n 17047|        assert!(\n 17048|            too_old.contains(\"spt daemon stop\") && too_old.contains(\"spt daemon start\"),\n\n### api/\n#### startup.rs\n 79|            \"SEED_FAIL:{parent_pid}: the daemon did not acknowledge the seed \\\n*80|             (a stale pre-0.9.0 broker cannot read the new seed format) — run \\\n 81|             `spt daemon stop`, then retry (the broker restarts on the next \\\n 82|             `spt api` call)\"\n 83|        )\n...\n 944|\n*945|    // [unit->REQ-HAZARD-BROKER-SEED-WIRE-SKEW] a seed-ack EOF (the stale-broker\n 946|    // wire-skew: an old broker that can't read the new Seed drops the conn without\n 947|    // acking → UnexpectedEof / \"failed to fill whole buffer\") surfaces the\n*948|    // ACTIONABLE `spt daemon stop` hint naming the stale-broker cause — NOT the\n 949|    // cryptic io error; any other error kind keeps the plain message (no mis-fire).\n 950|    #[test]\n*951|    fn seed_fail_eof_gives_actionable_stale_broker_hint() {\n 952|        use std::io::{Error, ErrorKind};\n 953|        let eof = Error::new(ErrorKind::UnexpectedEof, \"failed to fill whole buffer\");\n 954|        let msg = seed_fail_message(4321, &eof);\n 955|        assert!(msg.starts_with(\"SEED_FAIL:4321:\"));\n*956|        assert!(msg.contains(\"stale pre-0.9.0 broker\"), \"names the cause: {msg}\");\n 957|        assert!(msg.contains(\"spt daemon stop\"), \"names the fix: {msg}\");\n 958|        assert!(\n 959|            !msg.contains(\"failed to fill whole buffer\"),"}],"details":{"scopePath":"spt-core/crates","searchPath":"C:\\Users\\decid\\Documents\\projects\\spt-core\\crates","cwd":"C:\\Users\\decid\\Documents\\projects","matchCount":53,"fileCount":9,"files":["spt-core/crates/spt-daemon/src/applyhost.rs","spt-core/crates/spt-daemon/src/brain.rs","spt-core/crates/spt-daemon/src/brainproc.rs","spt-core/crates/spt-daemon/src/broker.rs","spt-core/crates/spt-daemon/src/livehost.rs","spt-core/crates/spt-daemon/src/msg.rs","spt-core/crates/spt-daemon/tests/driven_by_selfheal.rs","spt-core/crates/spt/src/api/startup.rs","spt-core/crates/spt/src/cli.rs"],"fileMatches":[{"path":"spt-core/crates/spt-daemon/src/applyhost.rs","count":4},{"path":"spt-core/crates/spt-daemon/src/brain.rs","count":7},{"path":"spt-core/crates/spt-daemon/src/brainproc.rs","count":1},{"path":"spt-core/crates/spt-daemon/src/broker.rs","count":8},{"path":"spt-core/crates/spt-daemon/src/livehost.rs","count":2},{"path":"spt-core/crates/spt-daemon/src/msg.rs","count":4},{"path":"spt-core/crates/spt-daemon/tests/driven_by_selfheal.rs","count":2},{"path":"spt-core/crates/spt/src/api/startup.rs","count":5},{"path":"spt-core/crates/spt/src/cli.rs","count":20}],"truncated":true,"perFileLimitReached":20,"displayContent":"# spt-core/crates/\n\n## spt-daemon/\n\n### src/\n#### applyhost.rs\n 548│    // COMPILED image version over IPC: a Brain connected to a live broker gets back\n*549│    // Some(the broker's own CARGO_PKG_VERSION) — the KIND_BROKER_IMAGE dispatch +\n 550│    // reply round-trip end to end (the new-broker leg; the old-broker→None leg rides\n 551│    // the router's `unknown command kind` default, caught client-side as None).\n 552│    #[test]\n*553│    fn broker_reports_its_compiled_image_version_over_ipc() {\n 554│        let name = unique_name();\n 555│        let _broker = served_broker(&name);\n 556│        let mut brain = cold_connect_retry(&name);\n 557│        let v = brain\n*558│            .broker_image_version()\n*559│            .expect(\"broker image query round-trips\");\n 560│        assert_eq!(\n 561│            v.as_deref(),\n 562│            Some(env!(\"CARGO_PKG_VERSION\")),\n#### brain.rs\n   37│use crate::msg::{\n  *38│    decode_bytes, encode_bytes, AdapterApplyReq, AppliedEvent, BrainRestarted, BrokerImageReply, StallEvictsReply, DisplacedEvent,\n   39│    EndpointInjected, EndpointInputReq, ErrorEvent, ExitEvent,\n   40│    InputReq,\n   41│    KillReq, NetDialReq, NetDialed, NetPresenceEvent, NetPresenceSubscribeReq, NetSent,\n     │...\n   45│    ViewerEvictedEvent,\n  *46│    KIND_ADAPTER_APPLY, KIND_APPLIED, KIND_BRAIN_RESTART, KIND_BROKER_IMAGE, KIND_BROKER_IMAGE_REPLY, KIND_STALL_EVICTS, KIND_STALL_EVICTS_REPLY, KIND_VIEWER_EVICTED,\n   47│    KIND_BRAIN_RESTARTED, KIND_DISPLACED, KIND_ENDPOINT_INJECTED, KIND_ENDPOINT_INPUT, KIND_ERROR, KIND_EXIT, KIND_INPUT, KIND_KILL, KIND_NET_DIAL,\n   48│    KIND_NET_DIALED, KIND_NET_DIAL_LOOPBACK, KIND_NET_DIAL_SUBMIT, KIND_NET_DIAL_SUBMITTED,\n   49│    KIND_NET_PRESENCE_EVENT, KIND_NET_PRESENCE_SUBSCRIBE,\n     │...\n 1135│    // [impl->REQ-UPDATE-RUNNING-IMAGE-SURFACE]\n*1136│    pub fn broker_image_version(&mut self) -> io::Result<Option<String>> {\n*1137│        self.send(KIND_BROKER_IMAGE, serde_json::Value::Null)?;\n 1138│        loop {\n 1139│            let env = self.read_frame_until(None)?;\n 1140│            match env.kind.as_str() {\n*1141│                KIND_BROKER_IMAGE_REPLY => {\n*1142│                    let ev: BrokerImageReply = serde_json::from_value(env.payload)\n 1143│                        .map_err(|e| io::Error::new(io::ErrorKind::InvalidData, e))?;\n 1144│                    return Ok(Some(ev.version));\n 1145│                }\n     │...\n 1159│    /// \"not reported\" on `daemon status` — same forward-compat contract as\n*1160│    /// [`broker_image_version`](Self::broker_image_version).\n 1161│    // [impl->REQ-HAZARD-BROKER-VIEWER-BRAIN-DECOUPLE]\n 1162│    pub fn stall_evicts(&mut self) -> io::Result<Option<(u64, u64)>> {\n 1163│        self.send(KIND_STALL_EVICTS, serde_json::Value::Null)?;\n#### brainproc.rs\n 443│    /// cross-lifetime staleness hole: the in-memory generation resets to 0 on a\n*444│    /// broker restart, so a stale gen-0 file would otherwise match a fresh gen-0\n 445│    /// trial and falsely promote a brain that never booted).\n 446│    fn clear_ready(&self);\n 447│    /// Promote the candidate: it reached ready. Persist `Applied{version}` plus\n#### broker.rs\n   57│    ErrorEvent, ExitEvent, InputReq, KillReq, NetDialReq, NetPresenceSubscribeReq, NetSent,\n  *58│    BrokerImageReply, StallEvictsReply, NetStatusReply, NetStreamOpenReq, NetStreamOpened, NetStreamSendReq, NetStreamSubscribeReq,\n   59│    NetStreamsReply, MetMember, PairCodeSubmit, PairJoinReply, PairJoinReq, PairMeetReq, ResizeReq, SessionInfo, SessionsReply, SpawnReq,\n   60│    Spawned, SubscribeOutcome, SubscribeReq, UnsubscribeReq, KIND_BRAIN_RESTART, KIND_BRAIN_RESTARTED, KIND_ENDPOINT_INPUT, KIND_ERROR, KIND_EXIT,\n   61│    KIND_INPUT, KIND_KILL, KIND_NET_DIAL, KIND_NET_DIAL_LOOPBACK, KIND_NET_DIAL_SUBMIT,\n     │...\n   64│    KIND_ADAPTER_APPLY, KIND_APPLIED,\n  *65│    KIND_BROKER_IMAGE, KIND_BROKER_IMAGE_REPLY, KIND_STALL_EVICTS, KIND_STALL_EVICTS_REPLY,\n   66│    KIND_NET_STATUS, KIND_NET_STATUS_REPLY, KIND_NET_STREAMS, KIND_NET_STREAMS_REPLY,\n   67│    KIND_NET_STREAM_OPEN, KIND_NET_STREAM_OPENED, KIND_NET_STREAM_SEND, KIND_NET_STREAM_SUBSCRIBE,\n   68│    KIND_MET_MEMBER, KIND_PAIR_CODE_SUBMIT, KIND_PAIR_JOIN, KIND_PAIR_JOINED, KIND_PAIR_MEET, KIND_RESIZE, KIND_SESSIONS, KIND_SESSIONS_REPLY, KIND_SPAWN,\n     │...\n 1540│        // committing — no check-then-block-then-write window. (A frame the\n*1541│        // stale writer committed BEFORE the bump is irreducible at the broker;\n 1542│        // fix #1 removes the contradictory double-take that produced it.)\n 1543│        // Round-4: the write itself is bounded + cancelable — a non-draining\n 1544│        // consumer poisons + retires the physical conn at the deadline instead\n     │...\n 3052│                // [impl->REQ-UPDATE-RUNNING-IMAGE-SURFACE]\n*3053│                KIND_BROKER_IMAGE => self.dispatch_broker_image(&send),\n 3054│                KIND_STALL_EVICTS => self.dispatch_stall_evicts(&send),\n 3055│                KIND_NET_DIAL => {\n 3056│                    if let Err(msg) = self.dispatch_net_dial(env, &send) {\n     │...\n 3849│    // [impl->REQ-UPDATE-RUNNING-IMAGE-SURFACE]\n*3850│    fn dispatch_broker_image(&self, send: &SharedSend) {\n 3851│        let frame = Envelope::new(\n*3852│            KIND_BROKER_IMAGE_REPLY,\n*3853│            serde_json::to_value(BrokerImageReply {\n 3854│                // spt-daemon's CARGO_PKG_VERSION == the workspace version this\n 3855│                // broker binary was compiled at.\n 3856│                version: env!(\"CARGO_PKG_VERSION\").to_string(),\n 3857│            })\n*3858│            .expect(\"BrokerImageReply serializes\"),\n 3859│        );\n 3860│        send_frame(send, &frame);\n 3861│    }\n#### livehost.rs\n 706│            eprintln!(\n*707│                \"CONTROL_REAP_NO_SESSION:{id}: cleared stale controlled/driven_by (no broker session)\"\n 708│            );\n 709│        }\n 710│\n    │...\n 728│            // W5 Gap B (driven_by self-heal): an offlined endpoint can ALSO carry\n*729│            // a stale `driven_by = Some` — its broker session (the single writer)\n 730│            // is gone, so the `clear_controller` re-stamp can never fire to unlatch\n 731│            // it. The B3 control-reap above already cleared it for a controllable\n 732│            // Some(true) perch; this belt covers an unbound skeleton (controllable\n#### msg.rs\n  98│/// router's forward-compat default), which the CLI reads as \"too old to report\".\n *99│pub const KIND_BROKER_IMAGE: &str = \"broker-image\";\n*100│/// Broker→brain: the broker image version reply.\n*101│pub const KIND_BROKER_IMAGE_REPLY: &str = \"broker-image-reply\";\n 102│/// Brain→broker query: the brain-subscriber stall-evict tally (LIFECYCLE-TRUTH W2\n 103│/// observability rider, REQ-HAZARD-BROKER-VIEWER-BRAIN-DECOUPLE) — how many\n 104│/// controllers were stall-evicted for a suspended/black-holed brain conn since\n    │...\n 546│#[derive(Debug, Clone, Serialize, Deserialize)]\n*547│pub struct BrokerImageReply {\n 548│    /// The broker's compiled image version (semver).\n 549│    #[serde(default)]\n 550│    pub version: String,\n\n### tests/\n#### driven_by_selfheal.rs\n 347│    // BROKER MAY CLEAR (the ownership move, F-026 §7.29): the stamp-convergence on\n*348│    // the KIND_SESSIONS poll CLEARED the stale driven_by because the broker knows\n 349│    // has_controller()==false DEFINITIVELY — it does not read the ambiguous\n 350│    // controller_by, it reads its own controller slot. This SUPERSEDES the pre-7.29\n 351│    // assertion that driven_by stayed Some through the poll (the RED-first inversion).\n    │...\n 355│        driven_by_after_converge, None,\n*356│        \"F-026 §7.29: the broker stamp-convergence (KIND_SESSIONS) CLEARS a stale \\\n 357│         driven_by against a live session with NO controller — has_controller()==false \\\n 358│         is definitive. (Superseded the pre-7.29 'driven_by stays Some through the \\\n 359│         poll' expectation.)\"\n\n## spt/src/\n### cli.rs\n  4045│    #[serde(default, skip_serializing_if = \"Option::is_none\")]\n *4046│    broker_image: Option<String>,\n  4047│    /// F-025: whether the running broker is on a DIFFERENT image than the\n  4048│    /// installed CLI (a `spt update apply` landed but the surviving daemon still\n  4049│    /// runs the previous version). `None` when the daemon is down.\n  4050│    #[serde(default, skip_serializing_if = \"Option::is_none\")]\n *4051│    broker_stale: Option<bool>,\n  4052│    /// LIFECYCLE-TRUTH W2 observability rider: brain-subscriber stall-evicts since\n  4053│    /// broker boot (a controller detached for a suspended/black-holed brain conn).\n  4054│    /// `None` when the daemon is down or the broker is too old to report; `Some(0)`\n      │...\n  4080│// [impl->REQ-UPDATE-RUNNING-IMAGE-SURFACE]\n *4081│fn render_broker_image_line(running: Option<&str>, installed: &str) -> String {\n  4082│    match running {\n *4083│        Some(v) if v == installed => format!(\"broker image: {v} (matches installed)\"),\n  4084│        Some(v) => format!(\n *4085│            \"broker image: {v} (running) — installed is {installed}; the daemon is still on the \\\n  4086│             previous version, so daemon-coordinated features run {v} until it restarts. Restart \\\n  4087│             with `spt daemon stop` then `spt daemon start`.\"\n  4088│        ),\n  4089│        None => format!(\n *4090│            \"broker image: not reported (the running daemon predates version reporting, or could \\\n  4091│             not be queried) — if it is older than the installed {installed}, restart with \\\n  4092│             `spt daemon stop` then `spt daemon start` to load {installed}.\"\n  4093│        ),\n      │...\n  4137│        // stall-evict tally.\n *4138│        let (net_up, broker_image, broker_queried, stall_stats) = if running {\n  4139│            match spt_daemon::brain::Brain::cold_start(&spt_daemon::broker_socket_name(), now_ms()) {\n  4140│                Ok(mut b) => {\n  4141│                    let n = b.net_status().ok().map(|s| s.enabled).unwrap_or(true);\n      │...\n  4145│                    // transient IPC failure does not read as a definite stale.\n *4146│                    match b.broker_image_version() {\n  4147│                        Ok(v) => (Some(n), v, true, stall),\n  4148│                        Err(_) => (Some(n), None, false, stall),\n  4149│                    }\n      │...\n  4162│        // queried (no false-positive true on a transient failure — doyle F-025 nit).\n *4163│        let broker_stale = (running && broker_queried)\n *4164│            .then(|| broker_image.as_deref() != Some(env!(\"CARGO_PKG_VERSION\")));\n  4165│        let pump_heartbeat_ms = if running {\n  4166│            spt_daemon::read_pump_heartbeat()\n  4167│        } else {\n      │...\n  4220│            local_endpoints,\n *4221│            broker_image,\n *4222│            broker_stale,\n  4223│            stall_evict_count,\n  4224│            stall_evict_last_ms,\n  4225│        });\n      │...\n  4239│        // One broker handle answers both net-status and the F-025 image query.\n *4240│        let (net_up, broker_image, stall_stats) = match spt_daemon::brain::Brain::cold_start(\n  4241│            &spt_daemon::broker_socket_name(),\n  4242│            now_ms(),\n  4243│        ) {\n      │...\n  4246│                let stall = b.stall_evicts().ok().flatten();\n *4247│                let image = b.broker_image_version().ok().flatten();\n  4248│                (net_up, image, stall)\n  4249│            }\n  4250│            Err(_) => (true, None, None), // can't ask ⇒ don't false-alarm\n      │...\n  4268│            \"{}\",\n *4269│            render_broker_image_line(broker_image.as_deref(), env!(\"CARGO_PKG_VERSION\"))\n  4270│        );\n  4271│        // [impl->REQ-HAZARD-BROKER-VIEWER-BRAIN-DECOUPLE] W2 observability rider:\n  4272│        // surface brain-subscriber stall-evicts so a suspended/wedged brain that\n      │...\n  7579│\n *7580│/// Probe a stale node: dial it over the broker's QUIC endpoint (the hybrid\n  7581│/// liveness's expensive half — spent only on rows gossip could not settle).\n  7582│/// Any failure (daemon down, no address, dial refused/timed out) reads\n  7583│/// offline — fail-quiet, this is a status view.\n      │...\n 17027│    #[test]\n*17028│    fn broker_image_line_flags_a_stale_running_daemon() {\n*17029│        let matched = render_broker_image_line(Some(\"0.20.0\"), \"0.20.0\");\n 17030│        assert!(matched.contains(\"0.20.0\"), \"got {matched}\");\n 17031│        assert!(matched.contains(\"matches installed\"), \"got {matched}\");\n 17032│        assert!(\n      │...\n 17036│\n*17037│        let stale = render_broker_image_line(Some(\"0.19.1\"), \"0.20.0\");\n 17038│        assert!(stale.contains(\"0.19.1\"), \"names the running image: {stale}\");\n 17039│        assert!(stale.contains(\"0.20.0\"), \"names the installed version: {stale}\");\n 17040│        assert!(\n      │...\n 17044│\n*17045│        let too_old = render_broker_image_line(None, \"0.20.0\");\n 17046│        assert!(too_old.contains(\"0.20.0\"), \"names the installed version: {too_old}\");\n 17047│        assert!(\n 17048│            too_old.contains(\"spt daemon stop\") && too_old.contains(\"spt daemon start\"),\n\n### api/\n#### startup.rs\n  79│            \"SEED_FAIL:{parent_pid}: the daemon did not acknowledge the seed \\\n *80│             (a stale pre-0.9.0 broker cannot read the new seed format) — run \\\n  81│             `spt daemon stop`, then retry (the broker restarts on the next \\\n  82│             `spt api` call)\"\n  83│        )\n    │...\n 944│\n*945│    // [unit->REQ-HAZARD-BROKER-SEED-WIRE-SKEW] a seed-ack EOF (the stale-broker\n 946│    // wire-skew: an old broker that can't read the new Seed drops the conn without\n 947│    // acking → UnexpectedEof / \"failed to fill whole buffer\") surfaces the\n*948│    // ACTIONABLE `spt daemon stop` hint naming the stale-broker cause — NOT the\n 949│    // cryptic io error; any other error kind keeps the plain message (no mis-fire).\n 950│    #[test]\n*951│    fn seed_fail_eof_gives_actionable_stale_broker_hint() {\n 952│        use std::io::{Error, ErrorKind};\n 953│        let eof = Error::new(ErrorKind::UnexpectedEof, \"failed to fill whole buffer\");\n 954│        let msg = seed_fail_message(4321, &eof);\n 955│        assert!(msg.starts_with(\"SEED_FAIL:4321:\"));\n*956│        assert!(msg.contains(\"stale pre-0.9.0 broker\"), \"names the cause: {msg}\");\n 957│        assert!(msg.contains(\"spt daemon stop\"), \"names the fix: {msg}\");\n 958│        assert!(\n 959│            !msg.contains(\"failed to fill whole buffer\"),"},"isError":false,"timestamp":1784110310738}}
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For a stopped box,\n 299|/// the caller uses [`apply_staged_daemonless`] instead — this path REQUIRES a live\n 300|/// broker to hand off to (a dead broker fails the apply with the seat untouched).\n...\n 453|    use crate::release::{\n*454|        current_platform, sha256_hex, ReleaseMetadata, SignedRelease, SignedUpdateSet,\n 455|        UpdateArtifactMetadata, UpdateSetMetadata,\n 456|    };\n 457|    use crate::update::BROKER_RESOURCE_ABI;\n...\n 580|            key_id: \"k\".to_string(),\n*581|            artifact_sha256: sha256_hex(artifact),\n 582|            brain_ipc_version: crate::IPC_PROTOCOL_VERSION,\n 583|            broker_resource_abi: resource_abi,\n 584|            product_version: String::new(),\n...\n 634|                UpdateArtifactMetadata {\n*635|                    artifact_sha256: sha256_hex(artifact),\n 636|                    brain_ipc_version: crate::IPC_PROTOCOL_VERSION,\n 637|                    broker_resource_abi: resource_abi,\n 638|                    asset_name: None,\n...\n 686|            key_id: \"k\".to_string(),\n*687|            artifact_sha256: sha256_hex(artifact),\n 688|            brain_ipc_version: crate::IPC_PROTOCOL_VERSION,\n 689|            broker_resource_abi: BROKER_RESOURCE_ABI,\n 690|            product_version: String::new(),\n### brainproc.rs\n 358|    // tolerates its absence). Never fail the ready write over a diagnostic field.\n*359|    if let Some(hash) = current_exe_hash() {\n 360|        obj[\"exe_hash\"] = serde_json::Value::String(hash);\n 361|    }\n 362|    let _ = spt_store::atomic::atomic_write_string(&brain_ready_path(), &obj.to_string());\n...\n 365|/// Lowercase-hex SHA-256 of the running process's own executable file\n*366|/// (best-effort; `None` if `current_exe` or the file read fails — degrades safe,\n 367|/// the breadcrumb simply omits the field). Restoration D7-1: the `exe_hash`\n 368|/// breadcrumb that proves *which bytes* a brain generation is running. One exe\n 369|/// read + hash per brain start — negligible, and it pays rent far beyond the\n 370|/// D7-1 test (the resident-bytes diagnostic the enlyzeam regression lacked).\n*371|fn current_exe_hash() -> Option<String> {\n*372|    let exe = std::env::current_exe().ok()?;\n 373|    let bytes = std::fs::read(exe).ok()?;\n*374|    Some(crate::release::sha256_hex(&bytes))\n 375|}\n 376|\n 377|/// Parse the `generation` stamp out of a `brain.ready` body — pure, so the\n...\n 734|/// Generic over `spawn_child` (which receives the **selected binary** — `None` =\n*735|/// the default `current_exe`, `Some(path)` = the rollback binary) and `env`, so\n 736|/// the unit harness injects fakes; production binds [`spawn_brain_child`] +\n 737|/// [`ProductionTrialEnv`].\n 738|// [impl->REQ-HAZARD-BROKER-PROCESS-ISOLATION]\n...\n 998|/// (`spawn_brain_supervisor`). The `None` default uses it — **never** a\n*999|/// per-spawn `std::env::current_exe()` — because on Linux `current_exe()`\n 1000|/// (`readlink /proc/self/exe`) is inode-tracking and follows the `apply` rename\n 1001|/// (`spt` → `spt.old-N`), which would respawn the brain onto the OLD bytes\n*1002|/// (KH 6.11). Falls back to `current_exe()` only if the t=0 capture failed\n 1003|/// (degrade-safe — restores pre-fix behavior rather than failing to spawn).\n 1004|/// Resolve which binary the brain spawns (KH 6.11). `Some(rollback)` wins (the\n 1005|/// record-driven `.old-N` selection); else the `canonical` path captured at\n 1006|/// broker start; else — only if that capture failed — degrade to a per-spawn\n*1007|/// `current_exe()`. The point of the fix: NEVER a per-spawn `current_exe()`\n*1008|/// when a canonical path is available, because on Linux `current_exe()` follows\n 1009|/// the `apply` rename to the old binary.\n 1010|// [impl->REQ-HAZARD-BRAIN-RESPAWN-PATH]\n 1011|fn select_brain_exe(binary: Option<&Path>, canonical: Option<&Path>) -> io::Result<PathBuf> {\n...\n 1015|            Some(c) => Ok(c.to_path_buf()),\n*1016|            None => std::env::current_exe(),\n 1017|        },\n 1018|    }\n 1019|}\n...\n 1092|    // KH 6.11: capture the canonical brain binary path ONCE here, at broker\n*1093|    // start, before any `apply` can rename it under us. Linux current_exe()\n 1094|    // (readlink /proc/self/exe) is inode-tracking and would later follow the\n 1095|    // apply-rename (spt → spt.old-N) to the OLD bytes; capturing at t=0 pins the\n 1096|    // canonical path string, matching Windows' path-at-start semantics. The one\n...\n 1099|    // bytes-gate (a wrong-bytes trial rolls back loudly, never promotes).\n*1100|    let canonical_exe = std::env::current_exe().ok();\n 1101|    let handle = thread::spawn(move || {\n 1102|        // The DRAINED gate (REQ-UPDATE-PROMOTE-DRAINED) reads broker truth in-process;\n 1103|        // a net-less / bind-failed daemon has no broker (None) → the gate degrades to\n...\n 1420|        assert_ne!(\n*1421|            crate::release::sha256_hex(&a),\n*1422|            crate::release::sha256_hex(&b),\n 1423|            \"appending padding must flip the exe_hash (the fixture-B swap proof)\"\n 1424|        );\n 1425|    }\n...\n 1609|        assert_eq!(s[0].1, StartReason::Cold, \"first spawn is the cold trial candidate\");\n*1610|        assert_eq!(s[0].2, None, \"candidate spawns the default current_exe\");\n 1611|        assert_eq!(s[1].2, None, \"a later crash respawns the SAME accepted binary, not a rollback\");\n 1612|    }\n 1613|\n...\n 1706|    /// (KH 6.11 — Half 1) Spawn-path selection: the `None` default resolves the\n*1707|    /// CANONICAL path captured at broker start, NOT a per-spawn current_exe (the\n 1708|    /// Linux apply-rename trap). `Some(.old-N)` rollback selection wins; only a\n*1709|    /// failed t=0 capture (canonical=None) degrades to current_exe.\n 1710|    // [unit->REQ-HAZARD-BRAIN-RESPAWN-PATH]\n 1711|    #[test]\n*1712|    fn select_brain_exe_prefers_canonical_over_per_spawn_current_exe() {\n 1713|        let canonical = Path::new(\"/install/spt\");\n 1714|        let rollback = Path::new(\"/install/spt.old-9\");\n 1715|        assert_eq!(\n...\n 1717|            canonical.to_path_buf(),\n*1718|            \"None must spawn the captured canonical path, not per-spawn current_exe\"\n 1719|        );\n 1720|        assert_eq!(\n 1721|            select_brain_exe(Some(rollback), Some(canonical)).unwrap(),\n### crc_swap.rs\n 13|//!\n*14|//! CRC here is plain content hashing (reuse [`crate::release::sha256_hex`], no new\n 15|//! dep) — \"replace only what changed\", not cryptographic integrity (that is the\n 16|//! archive signature, ADR-0024 / REQ-UPD-9).\n 17|\n*18|use crate::release::sha256_hex;\n 19|use std::path::{Path, PathBuf};\n 20|\n 21|/// One planned file replacement discovered by [`plan_crc_swap`].\n...\n 65|        let differs = match std::fs::read(&target) {\n*66|            Ok(existing) => sha256_hex(&std::fs::read(&path)?) != sha256_hex(&existing),\n 67|            // Absent (or unreadable) target ⇒ a new/changed file to place.\n 68|            Err(_) => true,\n 69|        };\n### daemon.rs\n 89|        if crate::deelevate::is_elevated() {\n*90|            let exe = std::env::current_exe()?;\n 91|            match crate::deelevate::spawn_deelevated(\n 92|                &exe.to_string_lossy(),\n 93|                // --detached BELT (REQ-HAZARD-DETACHED-DAEMON-STDIO): the respawned\n...\n 617|fn spawn_detached() -> io::Result<()> {\n*618|    let exe = std::env::current_exe()?;\n 619|    #[cfg(windows)]\n 620|    {\n 621|        let exe = exe.to_string_lossy();\n...\n 1538|\n*1539|        let launcher = Command::new(std::env::current_exe().unwrap())\n 1540|            // a unique substring filter selects ONLY this test in the re-run; the\n 1541|            // env presence routes it to the launcher arm above (no recursion).\n 1542|            .args([\"breakaway_spawn_escapes_a_kill_on_close_job\", \"--test-threads=1\"])\n### lib.rs\n 238|pub use release::{\n*239|    current_platform, parse_verifying_key, sha256_hex, verify_artifact, verify_detached,\n 240|    verify_metadata, verify_signature, verify_update_set_artifact, verify_update_set_docs,\n 241|    verify_update_set_metadata,\n 242|    RejectReason,\n### lifecycle.rs\n 466|        let bytes = std::fs::read(dir.join(\"manifest.toml\")).ok()?;\n*467|        Some(crate::release::sha256_hex(&bytes))\n 468|    }\n 469|\n 470|    /// W3c reload-on-dirty. If the on-disk manifest hash differs from `last`,\n...\n 489|        };\n*490|        let hash = crate::release::sha256_hex(&bytes);\n 491|        if last.as_deref() == Some(hash.as_str()) {\n 492|            return;\n 493|        }\n### machineid.rs\n 18|\n*19|use crate::release::sha256_hex;\n 20|\n 21|/// The domain-separation prefix — never hash the raw id bare (a bare\n 22|/// sha256(machine-id) is a rainbow-table anchor shared with every other\n...\n 37|pub fn hash_raw(raw: &str) -> String {\n*38|    sha256_hex(format!(\"{DOMAIN}{}\", raw.trim()).as_bytes())\n 39|}\n 40|\n 41|/// The OS machine id, raw. Unix: `/etc/machine-id`, then the dbus mirror.\n...\n 152|            a,\n*153|            sha256_hex(b\"abc-123\"),\n 154|            \"domain separation: never the bare hash\"\n 155|        );\n 156|        // Whitespace-tolerant: /etc/machine-id ends with a newline.\n### relcache.rs\n 399|                let meta: ReleaseMetadata = serde_json::from_str(&s.metadata_json).ok()?;\n*400|                (meta.version == version).then(|| meta.artifact_sha256.to_ascii_lowercase())\n 401|            }\n 402|            StagedUpdate::Set(s) => {\n 403|                let meta: UpdateSetMetadata = serde_json::from_str(&s.metadata_json).ok()?;\n...\n 406|                    .flatten()\n*407|                    .map(|a| a.artifact_sha256.to_ascii_lowercase())\n 408|            }\n 409|        }\n 410|    }\n...\n 520|            metadata_json: format!(\n*521|                \"{{\\\"version\\\":{version},\\\"channel\\\":\\\"debug\\\",\\\"expires_at_ms\\\":999999,\\\"key_id\\\":\\\"dev\\\",\\\"artifacts\\\":{{\\\"x86_64-pc-windows-msvc\\\":{{\\\"artifact_sha256\\\":\\\"00\\\",\\\"brain_ipc_version\\\":1,\\\"broker_resource_abi\\\":1}},\\\"x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu\\\":{{\\\"artifact_sha256\\\":\\\"11\\\",\\\"brain_ipc_version\\\":1,\\\"broker_resource_abi\\\":1}}}}}}\"\n 522|            ),\n 523|            signature_hex: \"cd\".repeat(64),\n 524|        }\n### release.rs\n 20|//! The signature covers the **metadata**, and the metadata binds the binary by\n*21|//! its SHA-256 ([`ReleaseMetadata::artifact_sha256`]) — so [`verify_artifact`]\n 22|//! confirms the actual bytes match what was signed. The two together mean a valid\n 23|//! signature attests to *these exact binary bytes*, not just a manifest.\n 24|//!\n...\n 55|    /// Lowercase-hex SHA-256 of the release binary the signature attests to.\n*56|    pub artifact_sha256: String,\n 57|    /// The IPC protocol version the release's **brain** speaks (ADR-0004 §A axis,\n 58|    /// fed to [`crate::update::classify`] once the release is verified).\n 59|    pub brain_ipc_version: u32,\n...\n 97|    /// Lowercase-hex SHA-256 of this platform's binary.\n*98|    pub artifact_sha256: String,\n 99|    /// The IPC protocol version this platform's **brain** speaks.\n 100|    pub brain_ipc_version: u32,\n 101|    /// The held-resource ABI this platform's **broker** implements.\n...\n 441|    Rollback { current: u64, candidate: u64 },\n*442|    /// The actual binary's digest does not match the signed `artifact_sha256`.\n 443|    ArtifactMismatch { signed: String, actual: String },\n 444|    /// A signed update set has no artifact for this node's platform.\n 445|    NoArtifactForPlatform { platform: String },\n...\n 641|\n*642|/// Confirm the downloaded binary's bytes match the signed `artifact_sha256`\n 643|/// ([`REQ-UPD-2`]). Run after [`verify_metadata`] so the signature has already\n 644|/// attested to the expected digest — this closes the loop to the real bytes.\n 645|// [impl->REQ-UPD-2]\n 646|pub fn verify_artifact(meta: &ReleaseMetadata, artifact: &[u8]) -> Result<(), RejectReason> {\n*647|    let actual = sha256_hex(artifact);\n*648|    if actual == meta.artifact_sha256.to_ascii_lowercase() {\n 649|        Ok(())\n 650|    } else {\n 651|        Err(RejectReason::ArtifactMismatch {\n*652|            signed: meta.artifact_sha256.clone(),\n 653|            actual,\n 654|        })\n 655|    }\n...\n 668|    };\n*669|    let actual = sha256_hex(bundle);\n 670|    if actual == docs.sha256.to_ascii_lowercase() {\n 671|        Ok(())\n 672|    } else {\n...\n 688|    let entry = meta.artifact_for(platform)?;\n*689|    let actual = sha256_hex(artifact);\n*690|    if actual == entry.artifact_sha256.to_ascii_lowercase() {\n 691|        Ok(())\n 692|    } else {\n 693|        Err(RejectReason::ArtifactMismatch {\n*694|            signed: entry.artifact_sha256.clone(),\n 695|            actual,\n 696|        })\n 697|    }\n...\n 700|/// Lowercase-hex SHA-256 of `bytes` — the artifact-digest format used in\n*701|/// [`ReleaseMetadata::artifact_sha256`].\n*702|pub fn sha256_hex(bytes: &[u8]) -> String {\n 703|    let mut hasher = Sha256::new();\n 704|    hasher.update(bytes);\n 705|    hex_encode(&hasher.finalize())\n...\n 859|            key_id: KEY_ID.to_string(),\n*860|            artifact_sha256: sha256_hex(artifact),\n 861|            brain_ipc_version: 1,\n 862|            broker_resource_abi: BROKER_RESOURCE_ABI,\n 863|            product_version: String::new(),\n...\n 876|                    UpdateArtifactMetadata {\n*877|                        artifact_sha256: sha256_hex(win),\n 878|                        brain_ipc_version: 1,\n 879|                        broker_resource_abi: BROKER_RESOURCE_ABI,\n 880|                        asset_name: Some(\"spt-x86_64-windows.exe\".to_string()),\n...\n 885|                    UpdateArtifactMetadata {\n*886|                        artifact_sha256: sha256_hex(linux),\n 887|                        brain_ipc_version: 1,\n 888|                        broker_resource_abi: BROKER_RESOURCE_ABI,\n 889|                        asset_name: Some(\"spt-x86_64-linux\".to_string()),\n...\n 924|            asset_name: \"spt-docs.tar.gz\".to_string(),\n*925|            sha256: sha256_hex(bundle),\n 926|        });\n 927|        let json = serde_json::to_string(&meta).unwrap();\n 928|        let parsed: UpdateSetMetadata = serde_json::from_str(&json).unwrap();\n...\n 934|            Err(RejectReason::ArtifactMismatch { signed, actual }) => {\n*935|                assert_eq!(signed, sha256_hex(bundle));\n*936|                assert_eq!(actual, sha256_hex(b\"TAMPERED\"));\n 937|            }\n 938|            other => panic!(\"tampered docs must mismatch, got {other:?}\"),\n 939|        }\n### update.rs\n 337|    use crate::release::{\n*338|        sha256_hex, ReleaseMetadata, SignedRelease, SignedUpdateSet, UpdateArtifactMetadata,\n 339|        UpdateSetMetadata, VerifyPolicy,\n 340|    };\n 341|    use ed25519_dalek::{Signer, SigningKey};\n...\n 369|            key_id: \"k\".to_string(),\n*370|            artifact_sha256: crate::release::sha256_hex(artifact),\n 371|            brain_ipc_version: IPC_PROTOCOL_VERSION,\n 372|            broker_resource_abi: BROKER_RESOURCE_ABI,\n 373|            product_version: String::new(),\n...\n 402|                UpdateArtifactMetadata {\n*403|                    artifact_sha256: sha256_hex(artifact),\n 404|                    brain_ipc_version: IPC_PROTOCOL_VERSION,\n 405|                    broker_resource_abi: resource_abi,\n 406|                    asset_name: None,\n\n## spt/src/\n### cli.rs\n 4747|fn cmd_update_apply(finish: bool) -> i32 {\n*4748|    let exe = match std::env::current_exe() {\n 4749|        Ok(p) => p,\n 4750|        Err(e) => {\n*4751|            eprintln!(\"CURRENT_EXE_FAIL: {e}\");\n 4752|            return 1;\n 4753|        }\n 4754|    };\n...\n 5336|    }\n*5337|    let src = match std::env::current_exe() {\n 5338|        Ok(p) => p,\n 5339|        Err(e) => {\n 5340|            eprintln!(\"INSTALL_FAIL: cannot resolve the running exe: {e}\");\n...\n 6899|/// sudo's secure_path). Falls back to the bare name only if the OS query fails.\n*6900|fn current_exe_str() -> String {\n*6901|    std::env::current_exe()\n 6902|        .ok()\n 6903|        .and_then(|p| p.into_os_string().into_string().ok())\n 6904|        .unwrap_or_else(|| \"spt\".to_string())\n...\n 6914|        elevation::current_os(),\n*6915|        &current_exe_str(),\n 6916|        &invocation_args(),\n 6917|    );\n 6918|    format!(\"{msg}\\nre-run elevated:\\n  {cmd}\")\n...\n 7023|    );\n*7024|    let exe = current_exe_str();\n 7025|    let argv_tail = invocation_args();\n 7026|    match path {\n 7027|        // The elevated re-launch re-enters here; the gate that called us never\n...\n 7352|        if windows_inbound_rule_present() == Some(false) {\n*7353|            let exe = std::env::current_exe()\n 7354|                .map(|p| p.display().to_string())\n 7355|                .unwrap_or_else(|_| \"<path to spt.exe>\".to_string());\n 7356|            return Some(format!(\n...\n 14526|    /// dir alongside the unit-test exe's `deps/` dir. Resolve it from\n*14527|    /// `current_exe()` (unit tests get no `CARGO_BIN_EXE_*`). NAME is distinct from\n 14528|    /// spt-daemon's `xlate_choreo_fixture` so the two bins don't clobber a shared\n 14529|    /// output filename (the PR#28 Windows collision).\n 14530|    #[cfg(test)]\n 14531|    fn xlate_fixture_path() -> std::path::PathBuf {\n*14532|        let exe = std::env::current_exe().expect(\"test exe path\");\n 14533|        // .../target/<profile>/deps/<unit-test-exe>  →  .../target/<profile>/\n 14534|        let profile_dir = exe\n 14535|            .parent()\n### rc.rs\n 2201|        let spawn_broker_child = || {\n*2202|            let exe = std::env::current_exe().expect(\"current test exe\");\n 2203|            let child = std::process::Command::new(&exe)\n 2204|                .args([\"rc::tests::broker_host_child\", \"--exact\", \"--nocapture\"])\n 2205|                .env(\"SPT_RC_FIXTURE_BROKER_CHILD\", \"1\")"}],"details":{"scopePath":"spt-core/crates/spt-daemon/src, spt-core/crates/spt/src","searchPath":"C:\\Users\\decid\\Documents\\projects\\spt-core\\crates","cwd":"C:\\Users\\decid\\Documents\\projects","matchCount":76,"fileCount":13,"files":["spt-core/crates/spt-daemon/src/adapter_update.rs","spt-core/crates/spt-daemon/src/applyhost.rs","spt-core/crates/spt-daemon/src/brainproc.rs","spt-core/crates/spt-daemon/src/crc_swap.rs","spt-core/crates/spt-daemon/src/daemon.rs","spt-core/crates/spt-daemon/src/lib.rs","spt-core/crates/spt-daemon/src/lifecycle.rs","spt-core/crates/spt-daemon/src/machineid.rs","spt-core/crates/spt-daemon/src/relcache.rs","spt-core/crates/spt-daemon/src/release.rs","spt-core/crates/spt-daemon/src/update.rs","spt-core/crates/spt/src/cli.rs","spt-core/crates/spt/src/rc.rs"],"fileMatches":[{"path":"spt-core/crates/spt-daemon/src/adapter_update.rs","count":2},{"path":"spt-core/crates/spt-daemon/src/applyhost.rs","count":5},{"path":"spt-core/crates/spt-daemon/src/brainproc.rs","count":20},{"path":"spt-core/crates/spt-daemon/src/crc_swap.rs","count":3},{"path":"spt-core/crates/spt-daemon/src/daemon.rs","count":3},{"path":"spt-core/crates/spt-daemon/src/lib.rs","count":1},{"path":"spt-core/crates/spt-daemon/src/lifecycle.rs","count":2},{"path":"spt-core/crates/spt-daemon/src/machineid.rs","count":3},{"path":"spt-core/crates/spt-daemon/src/relcache.rs","count":3},{"path":"spt-core/crates/spt-daemon/src/release.rs","count":20},{"path":"spt-core/crates/spt-daemon/src/update.rs","count":3},{"path":"spt-core/crates/spt/src/cli.rs","count":10},{"path":"spt-core/crates/spt/src/rc.rs","count":1}],"truncated":true,"perFileLimitReached":20,"displayContent":"# spt-core/crates/\n\n## spt-daemon/src/\n### adapter_update.rs\n 182│    use super::*;\n*183│    use crate::release::sha256_hex;\n 184│    use ed25519_dalek::{Signer, SigningKey};\n 185│\n 186│    fn key_hex(sk: &SigningKey) -> String {\n    │...\n 199│            key_id: \"adapter-key\".to_string(),\n*200│            artifact_sha256: sha256_hex(artifact),\n 201│            brain_ipc_version: 1,\n 202│            broker_resource_abi: 1,\n 203│            product_version: String::new(),\n### applyhost.rs\n 296│/// Apply the staged release against a RUNNING daemon (module docs). `exe_path` is\n*297│/// the executable to swap (production: `std::env::current_exe()`); `broker_name`\n 298│/// the canonical broker socket the brain handoff runs against. For a stopped box,\n 299│/// the caller uses [`apply_staged_daemonless`] instead — this path REQUIRES a live\n 300│/// broker to hand off to (a dead broker fails the apply with the seat untouched).\n    │...\n 453│    use crate::release::{\n*454│        current_platform, sha256_hex, ReleaseMetadata, SignedRelease, SignedUpdateSet,\n 455│        UpdateArtifactMetadata, UpdateSetMetadata,\n 456│    };\n 457│    use crate::update::BROKER_RESOURCE_ABI;\n    │...\n 580│            key_id: \"k\".to_string(),\n*581│            artifact_sha256: sha256_hex(artifact),\n 582│            brain_ipc_version: crate::IPC_PROTOCOL_VERSION,\n 583│            broker_resource_abi: resource_abi,\n 584│            product_version: String::new(),\n    │...\n 634│                UpdateArtifactMetadata {\n*635│                    artifact_sha256: sha256_hex(artifact),\n 636│                    brain_ipc_version: crate::IPC_PROTOCOL_VERSION,\n 637│                    broker_resource_abi: resource_abi,\n 638│                    asset_name: None,\n    │...\n 686│            key_id: \"k\".to_string(),\n*687│            artifact_sha256: sha256_hex(artifact),\n 688│            brain_ipc_version: crate::IPC_PROTOCOL_VERSION,\n 689│            broker_resource_abi: BROKER_RESOURCE_ABI,\n 690│            product_version: String::new(),\n### brainproc.rs\n  358│    // tolerates its absence). Never fail the ready write over a diagnostic field.\n *359│    if let Some(hash) = current_exe_hash() {\n  360│        obj[\"exe_hash\"] = serde_json::Value::String(hash);\n  361│    }\n  362│    let _ = spt_store::atomic::atomic_write_string(&brain_ready_path(), &obj.to_string());\n     │...\n  365│/// Lowercase-hex SHA-256 of the running process's own executable file\n *366│/// (best-effort; `None` if `current_exe` or the file read fails — degrades safe,\n  367│/// the breadcrumb simply omits the field). Restoration D7-1: the `exe_hash`\n  368│/// breadcrumb that proves *which bytes* a brain generation is running. One exe\n  369│/// read + hash per brain start — negligible, and it pays rent far beyond the\n  370│/// D7-1 test (the resident-bytes diagnostic the enlyzeam regression lacked).\n *371│fn current_exe_hash() -> Option<String> {\n *372│    let exe = std::env::current_exe().ok()?;\n  373│    let bytes = std::fs::read(exe).ok()?;\n *374│    Some(crate::release::sha256_hex(&bytes))\n  375│}\n  376│\n  377│/// Parse the `generation` stamp out of a `brain.ready` body — pure, so the\n     │...\n  734│/// Generic over `spawn_child` (which receives the **selected binary** — `None` =\n *735│/// the default `current_exe`, `Some(path)` = the rollback binary) and `env`, so\n  736│/// the unit harness injects fakes; production binds [`spawn_brain_child`] +\n  737│/// [`ProductionTrialEnv`].\n  738│// [impl->REQ-HAZARD-BROKER-PROCESS-ISOLATION]\n     │...\n  998│/// (`spawn_brain_supervisor`). The `None` default uses it — **never** a\n *999│/// per-spawn `std::env::current_exe()` — because on Linux `current_exe()`\n 1000│/// (`readlink /proc/self/exe`) is inode-tracking and follows the `apply` rename\n 1001│/// (`spt` → `spt.old-N`), which would respawn the brain onto the OLD bytes\n*1002│/// (KH 6.11). Falls back to `current_exe()` only if the t=0 capture failed\n 1003│/// (degrade-safe — restores pre-fix behavior rather than failing to spawn).\n 1004│/// Resolve which binary the brain spawns (KH 6.11). `Some(rollback)` wins (the\n 1005│/// record-driven `.old-N` selection); else the `canonical` path captured at\n 1006│/// broker start; else — only if that capture failed — degrade to a per-spawn\n*1007│/// `current_exe()`. The point of the fix: NEVER a per-spawn `current_exe()`\n*1008│/// when a canonical path is available, because on Linux `current_exe()` follows\n 1009│/// the `apply` rename to the old binary.\n 1010│// [impl->REQ-HAZARD-BRAIN-RESPAWN-PATH]\n 1011│fn select_brain_exe(binary: Option<&Path>, canonical: Option<&Path>) -> io::Result<PathBuf> {\n     │...\n 1015│            Some(c) => Ok(c.to_path_buf()),\n*1016│            None => std::env::current_exe(),\n 1017│        },\n 1018│    }\n 1019│}\n     │...\n 1092│    // KH 6.11: capture the canonical brain binary path ONCE here, at broker\n*1093│    // start, before any `apply` can rename it under us. Linux current_exe()\n 1094│    // (readlink /proc/self/exe) is inode-tracking and would later follow the\n 1095│    // apply-rename (spt → spt.old-N) to the OLD bytes; capturing at t=0 pins the\n 1096│    // canonical path string, matching Windows' path-at-start semantics. The one\n     │...\n 1099│    // bytes-gate (a wrong-bytes trial rolls back loudly, never promotes).\n*1100│    let canonical_exe = std::env::current_exe().ok();\n 1101│    let handle = thread::spawn(move || {\n 1102│        // The DRAINED gate (REQ-UPDATE-PROMOTE-DRAINED) reads broker truth in-process;\n 1103│        // a net-less / bind-failed daemon has no broker (None) → the gate degrades to\n     │...\n 1420│        assert_ne!(\n*1421│            crate::release::sha256_hex(&a),\n*1422│            crate::release::sha256_hex(&b),\n 1423│            \"appending padding must flip the exe_hash (the fixture-B swap proof)\"\n 1424│        );\n 1425│    }\n     │...\n 1609│        assert_eq!(s[0].1, StartReason::Cold, \"first spawn is the cold trial candidate\");\n*1610│        assert_eq!(s[0].2, None, \"candidate spawns the default current_exe\");\n 1611│        assert_eq!(s[1].2, None, \"a later crash respawns the SAME accepted binary, not a rollback\");\n 1612│    }\n 1613│\n     │...\n 1706│    /// (KH 6.11 — Half 1) Spawn-path selection: the `None` default resolves the\n*1707│    /// CANONICAL path captured at broker start, NOT a per-spawn current_exe (the\n 1708│    /// Linux apply-rename trap). `Some(.old-N)` rollback selection wins; only a\n*1709│    /// failed t=0 capture (canonical=None) degrades to current_exe.\n 1710│    // [unit->REQ-HAZARD-BRAIN-RESPAWN-PATH]\n 1711│    #[test]\n*1712│    fn select_brain_exe_prefers_canonical_over_per_spawn_current_exe() {\n 1713│        let canonical = Path::new(\"/install/spt\");\n 1714│        let rollback = Path::new(\"/install/spt.old-9\");\n 1715│        assert_eq!(\n     │...\n 1717│            canonical.to_path_buf(),\n*1718│            \"None must spawn the captured canonical path, not per-spawn current_exe\"\n 1719│        );\n 1720│        assert_eq!(\n 1721│            select_brain_exe(Some(rollback), Some(canonical)).unwrap(),\n### crc_swap.rs\n 13│//!\n*14│//! CRC here is plain content hashing (reuse [`crate::release::sha256_hex`], no new\n 15│//! dep) — \"replace only what changed\", not cryptographic integrity (that is the\n 16│//! archive signature, ADR-0024 / REQ-UPD-9).\n 17│\n*18│use crate::release::sha256_hex;\n 19│use std::path::{Path, PathBuf};\n 20│\n 21│/// One planned file replacement discovered by [`plan_crc_swap`].\n   │...\n 65│        let differs = match std::fs::read(&target) {\n*66│            Ok(existing) => sha256_hex(&std::fs::read(&path)?) != sha256_hex(&existing),\n 67│            // Absent (or unreadable) target ⇒ a new/changed file to place.\n 68│            Err(_) => true,\n 69│        };\n### daemon.rs\n   89│        if crate::deelevate::is_elevated() {\n  *90│            let exe = std::env::current_exe()?;\n   91│            match crate::deelevate::spawn_deelevated(\n   92│                &exe.to_string_lossy(),\n   93│                // --detached BELT (REQ-HAZARD-DETACHED-DAEMON-STDIO): the respawned\n     │...\n  617│fn spawn_detached() -> io::Result<()> {\n *618│    let exe = std::env::current_exe()?;\n  619│    #[cfg(windows)]\n  620│    {\n  621│        let exe = exe.to_string_lossy();\n     │...\n 1538│\n*1539│        let launcher = Command::new(std::env::current_exe().unwrap())\n 1540│            // a unique substring filter selects ONLY this test in the re-run; the\n 1541│            // env presence routes it to the launcher arm above (no recursion).\n 1542│            .args([\"breakaway_spawn_escapes_a_kill_on_close_job\", \"--test-threads=1\"])\n### lib.rs\n 238│pub use release::{\n*239│    current_platform, parse_verifying_key, sha256_hex, verify_artifact, verify_detached,\n 240│    verify_metadata, verify_signature, verify_update_set_artifact, verify_update_set_docs,\n 241│    verify_update_set_metadata,\n 242│    RejectReason,\n### lifecycle.rs\n 466│        let bytes = std::fs::read(dir.join(\"manifest.toml\")).ok()?;\n*467│        Some(crate::release::sha256_hex(&bytes))\n 468│    }\n 469│\n 470│    /// W3c reload-on-dirty. If the on-disk manifest hash differs from `last`,\n    │...\n 489│        };\n*490│        let hash = crate::release::sha256_hex(&bytes);\n 491│        if last.as_deref() == Some(hash.as_str()) {\n 492│            return;\n 493│        }\n### machineid.rs\n  18│\n *19│use crate::release::sha256_hex;\n  20│\n  21│/// The domain-separation prefix — never hash the raw id bare (a bare\n  22│/// sha256(machine-id) is a rainbow-table anchor shared with every other\n    │...\n  37│pub fn hash_raw(raw: &str) -> String {\n *38│    sha256_hex(format!(\"{DOMAIN}{}\", raw.trim()).as_bytes())\n  39│}\n  40│\n  41│/// The OS machine id, raw. Unix: `/etc/machine-id`, then the dbus mirror.\n    │...\n 152│            a,\n*153│            sha256_hex(b\"abc-123\"),\n 154│            \"domain separation: never the bare hash\"\n 155│        );\n 156│        // Whitespace-tolerant: /etc/machine-id ends with a newline.\n### relcache.rs\n 399│                let meta: ReleaseMetadata = serde_json::from_str(&s.metadata_json).ok()?;\n*400│                (meta.version == version).then(|| meta.artifact_sha256.to_ascii_lowercase())\n 401│            }\n 402│            StagedUpdate::Set(s) => {\n 403│                let meta: UpdateSetMetadata = serde_json::from_str(&s.metadata_json).ok()?;\n    │...\n 406│                    .flatten()\n*407│                    .map(|a| a.artifact_sha256.to_ascii_lowercase())\n 408│            }\n 409│        }\n 410│    }\n    │...\n 520│            metadata_json: format!(\n*521│                \"{{\\\"version\\\":{version},\\\"channel\\\":\\\"debug\\\",\\\"expires_at_ms\\\":999999,\\\"key_id\\\":\\\"dev\\\",\\\"artifacts\\\":{{\\\"x86_64-pc-windows-msvc\\\":{{\\\"artifact_sha256\\\":\\\"00\\\",\\\"brain_ipc_version\\\":1,\\\"broker_resource_abi\\\":1}},\\\"x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu\\\":{{\\\"artifact_sha256\\\":\\\"11\\\",\\\"brain_ipc_version\\\":1,\\\"broker_resource_abi\\\":1}}}}}}\"\n 522│            ),\n 523│            signature_hex: \"cd\".repeat(64),\n 524│        }\n### release.rs\n  20│//! The signature covers the **metadata**, and the metadata binds the binary by\n *21│//! its SHA-256 ([`ReleaseMetadata::artifact_sha256`]) — so [`verify_artifact`]\n  22│//! confirms the actual bytes match what was signed. The two together mean a valid\n  23│//! signature attests to *these exact binary bytes*, not just a manifest.\n  24│//!\n    │...\n  55│    /// Lowercase-hex SHA-256 of the release binary the signature attests to.\n *56│    pub artifact_sha256: String,\n  57│    /// The IPC protocol version the release's **brain** speaks (ADR-0004 §A axis,\n  58│    /// fed to [`crate::update::classify`] once the release is verified).\n  59│    pub brain_ipc_version: u32,\n    │...\n  97│    /// Lowercase-hex SHA-256 of this platform's binary.\n *98│    pub artifact_sha256: String,\n  99│    /// The IPC protocol version this platform's **brain** speaks.\n 100│    pub brain_ipc_version: u32,\n 101│    /// The held-resource ABI this platform's **broker** implements.\n    │...\n 441│    Rollback { current: u64, candidate: u64 },\n*442│    /// The actual binary's digest does not match the signed `artifact_sha256`.\n 443│    ArtifactMismatch { signed: String, actual: String },\n 444│    /// A signed update set has no artifact for this node's platform.\n 445│    NoArtifactForPlatform { platform: String },\n    │...\n 641│\n*642│/// Confirm the downloaded binary's bytes match the signed `artifact_sha256`\n 643│/// ([`REQ-UPD-2`]). Run after [`verify_metadata`] so the signature has already\n 644│/// attested to the expected digest — this closes the loop to the real bytes.\n 645│// [impl->REQ-UPD-2]\n 646│pub fn verify_artifact(meta: &ReleaseMetadata, artifact: &[u8]) -> Result<(), RejectReason> {\n*647│    let actual = sha256_hex(artifact);\n*648│    if actual == meta.artifact_sha256.to_ascii_lowercase() {\n 649│        Ok(())\n 650│    } else {\n 651│        Err(RejectReason::ArtifactMismatch {\n*652│            signed: meta.artifact_sha256.clone(),\n 653│            actual,\n 654│        })\n 655│    }\n    │...\n 668│    };\n*669│    let actual = sha256_hex(bundle);\n 670│    if actual == docs.sha256.to_ascii_lowercase() {\n 671│        Ok(())\n 672│    } else {\n    │...\n 688│    let entry = meta.artifact_for(platform)?;\n*689│    let actual = sha256_hex(artifact);\n*690│    if actual == entry.artifact_sha256.to_ascii_lowercase() {\n 691│        Ok(())\n 692│    } else {\n 693│        Err(RejectReason::ArtifactMismatch {\n*694│            signed: entry.artifact_sha256.clone(),\n 695│            actual,\n 696│        })\n 697│    }\n    │...\n 700│/// Lowercase-hex SHA-256 of `bytes` — the artifact-digest format used in\n*701│/// [`ReleaseMetadata::artifact_sha256`].\n*702│pub fn sha256_hex(bytes: &[u8]) -> String {\n 703│    let mut hasher = Sha256::new();\n 704│    hasher.update(bytes);\n 705│    hex_encode(&hasher.finalize())\n    │...\n 859│            key_id: KEY_ID.to_string(),\n*860│            artifact_sha256: sha256_hex(artifact),\n 861│            brain_ipc_version: 1,\n 862│            broker_resource_abi: BROKER_RESOURCE_ABI,\n 863│            product_version: String::new(),\n    │...\n 876│                    UpdateArtifactMetadata {\n*877│                        artifact_sha256: sha256_hex(win),\n 878│                        brain_ipc_version: 1,\n 879│                        broker_resource_abi: BROKER_RESOURCE_ABI,\n 880│                        asset_name: Some(\"spt-x86_64-windows.exe\".to_string()),\n    │...\n 885│                    UpdateArtifactMetadata {\n*886│                        artifact_sha256: sha256_hex(linux),\n 887│                        brain_ipc_version: 1,\n 888│                        broker_resource_abi: BROKER_RESOURCE_ABI,\n 889│                        asset_name: Some(\"spt-x86_64-linux\".to_string()),\n    │...\n 924│            asset_name: \"spt-docs.tar.gz\".to_string(),\n*925│            sha256: sha256_hex(bundle),\n 926│        });\n 927│        let json = serde_json::to_string(&meta).unwrap();\n 928│        let parsed: UpdateSetMetadata = serde_json::from_str(&json).unwrap();\n    │...\n 934│            Err(RejectReason::ArtifactMismatch { signed, actual }) => {\n*935│                assert_eq!(signed, sha256_hex(bundle));\n*936│                assert_eq!(actual, sha256_hex(b\"TAMPERED\"));\n 937│            }\n 938│            other => panic!(\"tampered docs must mismatch, got {other:?}\"),\n 939│        }\n### update.rs\n 337│    use crate::release::{\n*338│        sha256_hex, ReleaseMetadata, SignedRelease, SignedUpdateSet, UpdateArtifactMetadata,\n 339│        UpdateSetMetadata, VerifyPolicy,\n 340│    };\n 341│    use ed25519_dalek::{Signer, SigningKey};\n    │...\n 369│            key_id: \"k\".to_string(),\n*370│            artifact_sha256: crate::release::sha256_hex(artifact),\n 371│            brain_ipc_version: IPC_PROTOCOL_VERSION,\n 372│            broker_resource_abi: BROKER_RESOURCE_ABI,\n 373│            product_version: String::new(),\n    │...\n 402│                UpdateArtifactMetadata {\n*403│                    artifact_sha256: sha256_hex(artifact),\n 404│                    brain_ipc_version: IPC_PROTOCOL_VERSION,\n 405│                    broker_resource_abi: resource_abi,\n 406│                    asset_name: None,\n\n## spt/src/\n### cli.rs\n  4747│fn cmd_update_apply(finish: bool) -> i32 {\n *4748│    let exe = match std::env::current_exe() {\n  4749│        Ok(p) => p,\n  4750│        Err(e) => {\n *4751│            eprintln!(\"CURRENT_EXE_FAIL: {e}\");\n  4752│            return 1;\n  4753│        }\n  4754│    };\n      │...\n  5336│    }\n *5337│    let src = match std::env::current_exe() {\n  5338│        Ok(p) => p,\n  5339│        Err(e) => {\n  5340│            eprintln!(\"INSTALL_FAIL: cannot resolve the running exe: {e}\");\n      │...\n  6899│/// sudo's secure_path). Falls back to the bare name only if the OS query fails.\n *6900│fn current_exe_str() -> String {\n *6901│    std::env::current_exe()\n  6902│        .ok()\n  6903│        .and_then(|p| p.into_os_string().into_string().ok())\n  6904│        .unwrap_or_else(|| \"spt\".to_string())\n      │...\n  6914│        elevation::current_os(),\n *6915│        &current_exe_str(),\n  6916│        &invocation_args(),\n  6917│    );\n  6918│    format!(\"{msg}\\nre-run elevated:\\n  {cmd}\")\n      │...\n  7023│    );\n *7024│    let exe = current_exe_str();\n  7025│    let argv_tail = invocation_args();\n  7026│    match path {\n  7027│        // The elevated re-launch re-enters here; the gate that called us never\n      │...\n  7352│        if windows_inbound_rule_present() == Some(false) {\n *7353│            let exe = std::env::current_exe()\n  7354│                .map(|p| p.display().to_string())\n  7355│                .unwrap_or_else(|_| \"<path to spt.exe>\".to_string());\n  7356│            return Some(format!(\n      │...\n 14526│    /// dir alongside the unit-test exe's `deps/` dir. Resolve it from\n*14527│    /// `current_exe()` (unit tests get no `CARGO_BIN_EXE_*`). NAME is distinct from\n 14528│    /// spt-daemon's `xlate_choreo_fixture` so the two bins don't clobber a shared\n 14529│    /// output filename (the PR#28 Windows collision).\n 14530│    #[cfg(test)]\n 14531│    fn xlate_fixture_path() -> std::path::PathBuf {\n*14532│        let exe = std::env::current_exe().expect(\"test exe path\");\n 14533│        // .../target/<profile>/deps/<unit-test-exe>  →  .../target/<profile>/\n 14534│        let profile_dir = exe\n 14535│            .parent()\n### rc.rs\n 2201│        let spawn_broker_child = || {\n*2202│            let exe = std::env::current_exe().expect(\"current test exe\");\n 2203│            let child = std::process::Command::new(&exe)\n 2204│                .args([\"rc::tests::broker_host_child\", \"--exact\", \"--nocapture\"])\n 2205│                .env(\"SPT_RC_FIXTURE_BROKER_CHILD\", \"1\")"},"isError":false,"timestamp":1784110310754}}
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forward-compat contract as\n*1160|    /// [`broker_image_version`](Self::broker_image_version).\n 1161|    // [impl->REQ-HAZARD-BROKER-VIEWER-BRAIN-DECOUPLE]\n 1162|    pub fn stall_evicts(&mut self) -> io::Result<Option<(u64, u64)>> {\n 1163|        self.send(KIND_STALL_EVICTS, serde_json::Value::Null)?;\n### broker.rs\n 64|    KIND_ADAPTER_APPLY, KIND_APPLIED,\n*65|    KIND_BROKER_IMAGE, KIND_BROKER_IMAGE_REPLY, KIND_STALL_EVICTS, KIND_STALL_EVICTS_REPLY,\n 66|    KIND_NET_STATUS, KIND_NET_STATUS_REPLY, KIND_NET_STREAMS, KIND_NET_STREAMS_REPLY,\n 67|    KIND_NET_STREAM_OPEN, KIND_NET_STREAM_OPENED, KIND_NET_STREAM_SEND, KIND_NET_STREAM_SUBSCRIBE,\n 68|    KIND_MET_MEMBER, KIND_PAIR_CODE_SUBMIT, KIND_PAIR_JOIN, KIND_PAIR_JOINED, KIND_PAIR_MEET, KIND_RESIZE, KIND_SESSIONS, KIND_SESSIONS_REPLY, KIND_SPAWN,\n...\n 3052|                // [impl->REQ-UPDATE-RUNNING-IMAGE-SURFACE]\n*3053|                KIND_BROKER_IMAGE => self.dispatch_broker_image(&send),\n 3054|                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382│- **`spt endpoint list --show-all`.** Suspended (resting) endpoints are now hidden by default to cut clutter; `--show-all` reveals them. Each machine's total discloses how many were hidden (nothing silently vanishes), and a corrupt record always shows regardless.\n*383│- **`spt daemon status` now reports the running daemon's version.** It shows the version the running daemon was built from beside the installed version and flags a mismatch — so you can tell when an update is on disk but the daemon still needs a restart to fully load it. The `--json` output gains matching `broker_image` / `broker_stale` fields.\n 384│\n 385│### Changed\n 386│\n\n## crates/spt-daemon/src/\n### applyhost.rs\n 548│    // COMPILED image version over IPC: a Brain connected to a live broker gets back\n*549│    // Some(the broker's own CARGO_PKG_VERSION) — the KIND_BROKER_IMAGE dispatch +\n 550│    // reply round-trip end to end (the new-broker leg; the old-broker→None leg rides\n 551│    // the router's `unknown command kind` default, caught client-side as None).\n 552│    #[test]\n    │...\n 557│        let v = brain\n*558│            .broker_image_version()\n*559│            .expect(\"broker image query round-trips\");\n 560│        assert_eq!(\n 561│            v.as_deref(),\n 562│            Some(env!(\"CARGO_PKG_VERSION\")),\n### brain.rs\n   45│    ViewerEvictedEvent,\n  *46│    KIND_ADAPTER_APPLY, KIND_APPLIED, KIND_BRAIN_RESTART, KIND_BROKER_IMAGE, KIND_BROKER_IMAGE_REPLY, KIND_STALL_EVICTS, KIND_STALL_EVICTS_REPLY, KIND_VIEWER_EVICTED,\n   47│    KIND_BRAIN_RESTARTED, KIND_DISPLACED, KIND_ENDPOINT_INJECTED, KIND_ENDPOINT_INPUT, KIND_ERROR, KIND_EXIT, KIND_INPUT, KIND_KILL, KIND_NET_DIAL,\n   48│    KIND_NET_DIALED, KIND_NET_DIAL_LOOPBACK, KIND_NET_DIAL_SUBMIT, KIND_NET_DIAL_SUBMITTED,\n   49│    KIND_NET_PRESENCE_EVENT, KIND_NET_PRESENCE_SUBSCRIBE,\n     │...\n 1135│    // [impl->REQ-UPDATE-RUNNING-IMAGE-SURFACE]\n*1136│    pub fn broker_image_version(&mut self) -> io::Result<Option<String>> {\n*1137│        self.send(KIND_BROKER_IMAGE, serde_json::Value::Null)?;\n 1138│        loop {\n 1139│            let env = self.read_frame_until(None)?;\n 1140│            match env.kind.as_str() {\n*1141│                KIND_BROKER_IMAGE_REPLY => {\n 1142│                    let ev: BrokerImageReply = serde_json::from_value(env.payload)\n 1143│                        .map_err(|e| io::Error::new(io::ErrorKind::InvalidData, e))?;\n 1144│                    return Ok(Some(ev.version));\n     │...\n 1159│    /// \"not reported\" on `daemon status` — same forward-compat contract as\n*1160│    /// [`broker_image_version`](Self::broker_image_version).\n 1161│    // [impl->REQ-HAZARD-BROKER-VIEWER-BRAIN-DECOUPLE]\n 1162│    pub fn stall_evicts(&mut self) -> io::Result<Option<(u64, u64)>> {\n 1163│        self.send(KIND_STALL_EVICTS, serde_json::Value::Null)?;\n### broker.rs\n   64│    KIND_ADAPTER_APPLY, KIND_APPLIED,\n  *65│    KIND_BROKER_IMAGE, KIND_BROKER_IMAGE_REPLY, KIND_STALL_EVICTS, KIND_STALL_EVICTS_REPLY,\n   66│    KIND_NET_STATUS, KIND_NET_STATUS_REPLY, KIND_NET_STREAMS, KIND_NET_STREAMS_REPLY,\n   67│    KIND_NET_STREAM_OPEN, KIND_NET_STREAM_OPENED, KIND_NET_STREAM_SEND, KIND_NET_STREAM_SUBSCRIBE,\n   68│    KIND_MET_MEMBER, KIND_PAIR_CODE_SUBMIT, KIND_PAIR_JOIN, KIND_PAIR_JOINED, KIND_PAIR_MEET, KIND_RESIZE, KIND_SESSIONS, KIND_SESSIONS_REPLY, KIND_SPAWN,\n     │...\n 3052│                // [impl->REQ-UPDATE-RUNNING-IMAGE-SURFACE]\n*3053│                KIND_BROKER_IMAGE => self.dispatch_broker_image(&send),\n 3054│                KIND_STALL_EVICTS => self.dispatch_stall_evicts(&send),\n 3055│                KIND_NET_DIAL => {\n 3056│                    if let Err(msg) = self.dispatch_net_dial(env, &send) {\n     │...\n 3849│    // [impl->REQ-UPDATE-RUNNING-IMAGE-SURFACE]\n*3850│    fn dispatch_broker_image(&self, send: &SharedSend) {\n 3851│        let frame = Envelope::new(\n*3852│            KIND_BROKER_IMAGE_REPLY,\n 3853│            serde_json::to_value(BrokerImageReply {\n 3854│                // spt-daemon's CARGO_PKG_VERSION == the workspace version this\n 3855│                // broker binary was compiled at.\n### msg.rs\n  98│/// router's forward-compat default), which the CLI reads as \"too old to report\".\n *99│pub const KIND_BROKER_IMAGE: &str = \"broker-image\";\n*100│/// Broker→brain: the broker image version reply.\n*101│pub const KIND_BROKER_IMAGE_REPLY: &str = \"broker-image-reply\";\n 102│/// Brain→broker query: the brain-subscriber stall-evict tally (LIFECYCLE-TRUTH W2\n 103│/// observability rider, REQ-HAZARD-BROKER-VIEWER-BRAIN-DECOUPLE) — how many\n 104│/// controllers were stall-evicted for a suspended/black-holed brain conn since"},"isError":false,"timestamp":1784110310756}}
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Each machine's total discloses how many were hidden (nothing silently vanishes), and a corrupt record always shows regardless.\n- **`spt daemon status` now reports the running daemon's version.** It shows the version the running daemon was built from beside the installed version and flags a mismatch — so you can tell when an update is on disk but the daemon still needs a restart to fully load it. The `--json` output gains matching `broker_image` / `broker_stale` fields.\n\n### Changed\n\n- **`spt endpoint list` (and `spt whoami`) is now grouped by machine, not by subnet.** Your own node comes first, then each remote machine alphabetically — every endpoint appears once per machine (no more duplicate rows for a machine reachable through several subnets), with a per-machine total and the subnets it shares with you. The old `ENDPOINTS:` summary line (which counted a machine once per subnet) is removed.\n- **`spt update apply` now tells you when a daemon restart is needed.** On a successful update it notes that daemon-coordinated features keep running the previous version until you restart the daemon, and points you at `spt daemon status` to confirm which version is live.\n- **`spt endpoint list --json` gains a per-endpoint `endpoint_type` field.** Additive — the existing JSON shape is otherwise unchanged.\n\n### Fixed\n\n- **`spt update apply` when already up to date no longer errors.** Re-running apply on a version that is already installed used to fail with an \"access denied\" error; it now recognizes the up-to-date state and exits cleanly with a clear message.\n- **Concurrent first-time store initialization no longer fails.** Two spt processes initializing the same fresh data store at once (for example the daemon and a command racing on first use) could fail with a \"could not lock config file\" error; initialization is now race-tolerant.\n\n## [0.20.0] - 2026-07-02\n\nA cross-node delivery release: messages to a remote, idle spt-hosted endpoint now arrive immediately, alongside adapter-update, sender-labeling, and auth-recovery fixes.\n…\n\n\n[Showing lines 349-398 of 956. 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The sustained SHA-256 load is a D7 implementation mistake, not broker-staleness or update reconciliation. `run_brain` sleeps for `BRAIN_HEARTBEAT = 500 ms`, performs `net_status()` and `sessions()`, then calls `write_ready(generation)` on every tick (`crates/spt-daemon/src/brainproc.rs:62-63,249-287`). `write_ready` calls `current_exe_hash()`, which executes `current_exe()` + `fs::read(exe)` + SHA-256 of the full binary, then atomically rewrites `brain.ready` (`brainproc.rs:355-374`). This exactly predicts the issue trace: `/proc/self/exe` readlink, executable open/read, unique `brain.ready.tmp.<pid>-<seq>` creation, and rename. IPC work can stretch the nominal 500 ms loop toward the observed roughly one-second interval, but it does not cause the SHA hotspot.\n\nINTRODUCTION/VERSION EVIDENCE\n- `brain.ready` itself and its recurring heartbeat were introduced by D1 commit `0c954353b256f46e45a600be7a7fb1f3768e9d30`, reflog message `feat(daemon): restoration D1 — broker/brain process-split skeleton (REQ-HAZARD-BROKER-PROCESS-ISOLATION)`. `RESTORATION-D1-PLAN.md:23-36` explicitly specifies a ready breadcrumb written at startup and heartbeated while the child idles.\n- The seamless update restart path was introduced by D3 commit `4d8f34c815142c44c2329521284a06d67290b083`, `feat(daemon): restoration D3-3 — real brain-process restart on update (Q3)`. Current `supervise_brain` kills the old child on `BrainRestart`, increments generation, and immediately spawns the replacement with `StartReason::Update` (`brainproc.rs:873-909`).\n- Generation-stamped, post-resume readiness was introduced by D6 commit `8859c9b1d004e5ab824a089eef4c07b4027df56b`, `feat(daemon): restoration D6-1 — two-phase applied record + gen-stamped ready (Q7)`. D6 deliberately retained the existing file channel and heartbeat, changing the body from bare pid to `{pid,generation}` and moving the first write after session resume (`RESTORATION-D6-PLAN.md:79-83,172-205`).\n- The exact offending change is commit `a52f8c6331e368777348a14c703363afc0585183` on 2026-06-10, reflog message `feat(daemon): restoration D7-1a — exe_hash breadcrumb on brain.ready (V5)`. It added `exe_hash` calculation inside the already-recurring `write_ready` function.\n- The design intent contradicts the implementation: `RESTORATION-D7-PLAN.md:222-235` says the field is written always but costs **“one current_exe read + hash per brain start — negligible.”** Current `brainproc.rs:365-370` repeats the same claim, while the call placement makes it one full-binary read/hash per ready publication, initially plus every 500 ms.\n- The change first shipped in `v0.4.0`: packed tag `v0.4.0` points at `b0fdc015fd37172ab3782fcc71878cfa67da7b3d`, which contains `a52f8c6`. `CHANGELOG.md:841-850` describes the two-process seamless swap and rollback. `docs/TWO-HOST-RUNBOOK.md:379-417` records the v0.4.0 field verification using `brain.ready.exe_hash` against release SHA256SUMS.\n- Linux respawn correctness was then hardened in v0.4.2: commit `be626bf83329bfb90fef3f2fee15aab87199ce13`, `fix(daemon): respawn brain from canonical exe + bytes-gate promotion`, followed by E2E commit `f69e0cd8e11c75f18eef74d4c939a5c21ebf1b96`. Tag `v0.4.2` points at `725aebf647f8ebe4415fcfd2274488b41cc561f0`. `CHANGELOG.md:829-834`, `V042-PLAN.md:1-126`, and `KNOWN-HAZARDS.md:356-360` document the Linux `current_exe()` rename trap and the rule that readiness alone is not proof of new bytes.\n- v0.31.0 inherited this D7 hot path unchanged. Its release commit is `97a0e4f7d14c8a260e600c455e3286579cb0f85e`; the v0.31.0 changelog is unrelated messaging/identity work and says that release requires a full daemon restart (`CHANGELOG.md:12-22`). Thus 0.31.0 exposed an old defect rather than introducing it.\n\nDESIGN REASON AND REQUIRED INVARIANTS\n1. Broker/brain isolation: the broker is the long-lived resource custodian; a brain-only update must restart only the brain, preserving every hosted endpoint process, PTY, and QUIC connection. This is `REQ-UPD-3` and `REQ-HAZARD-BROKER-PROCESS-ISOLATION` (`traceable-reqs.toml:411-414,987-989`; ADR-0018; `docs-site/src/self-update/overview.md`).\n2. Readiness meaning: generation N may stamp ready only after it reconnects and re-establishes session cursors. The supervisor accepts only a stamp whose `generation == N`; before a trial it deletes stale `brain.ready` to close the broker-reboot/gen-0 collision (`brainproc.rs:211-221,438-446,648-715,774-778`).\n3. Promotion meaning: a candidate promotes only after readiness and old-generation drain; if both hashes exist, its `brain.ready.exe_hash` must equal the staged artifact hash. A mismatch kills the candidate and rolls back (`brainproc.rs:656-685,810-824,950-982`; `relcache.rs:390-409`; `REQ-UPDATE-PROMOTE-DRAINED`).\n4. Resident-image identity: `exe_hash` means the bytes this **brain process** is running. Those bytes are immutable for that process lifetime even if an update renames/replaces the canonical executable on disk. Therefore the digest is process-generation state, not heartbeat state and not mutable file-cache state.\n5. Seamless replacement provides natural invalidation: `apply_staged` swaps the canonical binary, asks the broker to restart the brain (`applyhost.rs:303-350`), the old child is killed, and the new OS process computes its own digest. No in-process invalidation is required or desirable.\n6. `brain.ready` may continue to be atomically refreshed for the existing breadcrumb contract, but refresh must reuse invariant `{pid,generation,exe_hash}` data. Liveness of the daemon itself is seed-control ping, not this file (`endpoint.rs:73-84`).\n7. N-1 disk compatibility remains: `exe_hash` is additive and an older stamp without it parses to `None`; `rollback_compat.rs:139-173` guards that shape.\n\nBROKER IMAGE/STALENESS FALSIFICATION\n- The issue’s `broker image 0.31.0 / broker not stale` observation is independent. `Broker::dispatch_broker_image` returns the compile-time `env!(\"CARGO_PKG_VERSION\")` string over IPC (`broker.rs:3849-3860`); CLI status compares that string with its own compile-time version (`spt/src/cli.rs:4137-4164`). No executable read or hash occurs.\n- This surface was added in v0.21.0 (`CHANGELOG.md:377-394`) to report an old resident broker after an update. It is queried on `daemon status`, not every brain heartbeat. A non-stale broker therefore rules out a version mismatch but neither causes nor suppresses the hash loop.\n- No update-fetch/reconcile call appears in `run_brain`’s heartbeat. The only per-tick operations are `net_status`, optional once-only consumer start, `sessions` (added to drive controller reap), and `write_ready`. The SHA-256 is directly inside the last operation.\n\nRANKED FIXES\n1. **Correct/minimal: capture the self digest once per brain process, reuse it for every publication.** At `run_brain` startup, after resume and immediately before the first ready stamp, compute `let exe_hash = current_exe_hash();`; pass `exe_hash.as_deref()` into all initial/heartbeat ready publications, or construct an immutable serialized `ReadyStamp` once and atomically publish that body repeatedly. This restores the explicit D7 requirement, preserves all existing ready-file cadence and compatibility, and naturally recomputes after crash, rollback, cold start, or seamless update because every generation is a new OS process. Risk: a transient first-read failure leaves `exe_hash` absent for that process instead of allowing a later heartbeat retry. Existing semantics already define omission as best-effort and the bytes gate degrades loudly to unverified; if maintainers judge transient reads realistic, use a small bounded startup retry, never indefinite heartbeat retries.\n2. **Architecturally cleaner but broader: publish `brain.ready` once per generation and stop rewriting it on heartbeat.** Current in-repo readers inspect pid/generation/hash, not mtime; daemon liveness is seed control, and trial readiness only needs the post-resume stamp. This removes both full hashing and the ongoing temp-write/rename churn. Risk: comments and possibly out-of-repo scripts may treat mtime refresh as an undocumented heartbeat. It changes more behavior than issue #1 requires, so audit external consumers or ship separately. Even with this option, calculate the digest once per process.\n3. **Metadata cache: not recommended.** Checking size/mtime/inode each heartbeat retains syscalls and complexity. Metadata is not content identity; same-size/same-mtime replacement can evade it, path/inode semantics differ across Linux/Windows, and an on-disk replacement does not alter the already-running process image. A metadata-invalidated digest can therefore describe disk state rather than resident state. It solves the performance symptom less completely while weakening semantics.\n4. **Update-trigger invalidation: incorrect.** The outgoing process’s resident bytes do not change when apply replaces disk bytes. Invalidating its cache could make that old process publish the incoming file’s hash while still running old code, exactly contrary to the breadcrumb’s purpose. It also adds coordination/race and potentially N-1 IPC surface for no benefit. The update already invalidates correctly by process death and replacement.\n5. **Use staged/release metadata instead of self hashing: incorrect as the primary value.** The v0.4.1 Linux incident proved why expected artifact metadata cannot establish which file the supervisor actually exec’d. The breadcrumb must remain independently derived from the child’s own executable; only the frequency changes.\n\nDETERMINISTIC REPRODUCTION/REGRESSION SEAM\n- Factor immutable capture from publication, for example `ReadyStamp::capture(generation, hash_fn: impl FnOnce() -> Option<String>)` plus `ReadyStamp::publish(path)`. The stamp owns one serialized body containing pid/generation/optional hash. Production passes `current_exe_hash`; tests pass a counting closure. This is deterministic and tests behavior rather than source text or timing.\n- Contract test A: construct one publisher with a hasher that increments an `AtomicU32`; publish initial ready plus N heartbeat refreshes; assert count is exactly 1, every file body parses to the same pid/generation/hash, and no temp sibling remains. This fails on the current plausible bug.\n- Contract test B, replacement semantics: capture A, replace/mutate the backing fixture to B, publish again from the same publisher and assert it remains A; construct a new publisher (modeling the respawned process) and assert it captures B. This defends the core rule that disk replacement does not invalidate a resident-process digest, while a new process does.\n- Contract test C, failure behavior: injected hasher returns `None`; N publications omit `exe_hash` and do not repeatedly invoke the failing reader. `parse_ready_exe_hash` remains `None`, preserving N-1/best-effort behavior.\n- Performance guard: use the invocation counter, not a wall-clock threshold. Optionally use a large fixture to ensure N publications still cause exactly one file-read/hash call, but the counter is the stable acceptance metric. A timing assertion would be flaky and weaker.\n- Keep and run existing update-correctness tests after the fix: `brainproc::bytes_gate_truth_table` (match/mismatch/unverified); `rollback_compat::pre_ready_durable_files_are_additive_and_n1_readable`; `crates/spt/tests/brain_survive.rs::pty_and_quic_survive_brain_process_restart_onto_swapped_binary` (new pid, A→B hash, unchanged PTY child, QUIC/functional continuity); and `crates/spt/tests/brain_respawn_rename.rs::brain_respawns_onto_applied_bytes_after_in_place_rename` (real Linux rename choreography, canonical-path fix). These tests currently defend value correctness across process replacement but none counts hash invocations, which is why D7’s per-start requirement regressed unnoticed.\n\nREAD-ONLY VERIFICATION STATUS\n- No files were edited, no build/test command was run, and no daemon or endpoint lifecycle was touched, per assignment constraints. Findings are source/history/document/issue grounded. 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The sustained SHA-256 load is a D7 implementation mistake, not broker-staleness or update reconciliation. `run_brain` sleeps for `BRAIN_HEARTBEAT = 500 ms`, performs `net_status()` and `sessions()`, then calls `write_ready(generation)` on every tick (`crates/spt-daemon/src/brainproc.rs:62-63,249-287`). `write_ready` calls `current_exe_hash()`, which executes `current_exe()` + `fs::read(exe)` + SHA-256 of the full binary, then atomically rewrites `brain.ready` (`brainproc.rs:355-374`). This exactly predicts the issue trace: `/proc/self/exe` readlink, executable open/read, unique `brain.ready.tmp.<pid>-<seq>` creation, and rename. IPC work can stretch the nominal 500 ms loop toward the observed roughly one-second interval, but it does not cause the SHA hotspot.\\n\\nINTRODUCTION/VERSION EVIDENCE\\n- `brain.ready` itself and its recurring heartbeat were introduced by D1 commit `0c954353b256f46e45a600be7a7fb1f3768e9d30`, reflog message `feat(daemon): restoration D1 — broker/brain process-split skeleton (REQ-HAZARD-BROKER-PROCESS-ISOLATION)`. `RESTORATION-D1-PLAN.md:23-36` explicitly specifies a ready breadcrumb written at startup and heartbeated while the child idles.\\n- The seamless update restart path was introduced by D3 commit `4d8f34c815142c44c2329521284a06d67290b083`, `feat(daemon): restoration D3-3 — real brain-process restart on update (Q3)`. Current `supervise_brain` kills the old child on `BrainRestart`, increments generation, and immediately spawns the replacement with `StartReason::Update` (`brainproc.rs:873-909`).\\n- Generation-stamped, post-resume readiness was introduced by D6 commit `8859c9b1d004e5ab824a089eef4c07b4027df56b`, `feat(daemon): restoration D6-1 — two-phase applied record + gen-stamped ready (Q7)`. D6 deliberately retained the existing file channel and heartbeat, changing the body from bare pid to `{pid,generation}` and moving the first write after session resume (`RESTORATION-D6-PLAN.md:79-83,172-205`).\\n- The exact offending change is commit `a52f8c6331e368777348a14c703363afc0585183` on 2026-06-10, reflog message `feat(daemon): restoration D7-1a — exe_hash breadcrumb on brain.ready (V5)`. It added `exe_hash` calculation inside the already-recurring `write_ready` function.\\n- The design intent contradicts the implementation: `RESTORATION-D7-PLAN.md:222-235` says the field is written always but costs **“one current_exe read + hash per brain start — negligible.”** Current `brainproc.rs:365-370` repeats the same claim, while the call placement makes it one full-binary read/hash per ready publication, initially plus every 500 ms.\\n- The change first shipped in `v0.4.0`: packed tag `v0.4.0` points at `b0fdc015fd37172ab3782fcc71878cfa67da7b3d`, which contains `a52f8c6`. `CHANGELOG.md:841-850` describes the two-process seamless swap and rollback. `docs/TWO-HOST-RUNBOOK.md:379-417` records the v0.4.0 field verification using `brain.ready.exe_hash` against release SHA256SUMS.\\n- Linux respawn correctness was then hardened in v0.4.2: commit `be626bf83329bfb90fef3f2fee15aab87199ce13`, `fix(daemon): respawn brain from canonical exe + bytes-gate promotion`, followed by E2E commit `f69e0cd8e11c75f18eef74d4c939a5c21ebf1b96`. Tag `v0.4.2` points at `725aebf647f8ebe4415fcfd2274488b41cc561f0`. `CHANGELOG.md:829-834`, `V042-PLAN.md:1-126`, and `KNOWN-HAZARDS.md:356-360` document the Linux `current_exe()` rename trap and the rule that readiness alone is not proof of new bytes.\\n- v0.31.0 inherited this D7 hot path unchanged. Its release commit is `97a0e4f7d14c8a260e600c455e3286579cb0f85e`; the v0.31.0 changelog is unrelated messaging/identity work and says that release requires a full daemon restart (`CHANGELOG.md:12-22`). Thus 0.31.0 exposed an old defect rather than introducing it.\\n\\nDESIGN REASON AND REQUIRED INVARIANTS\\n1. Broker/brain isolation: the broker is the long-lived resource custodian; a brain-only update must restart only the brain, preserving every hosted endpoint process, PTY, and QUIC connection. This is `REQ-UPD-3` and `REQ-HAZARD-BROKER-PROCESS-ISOLATION` (`traceable-reqs.toml:411-414,987-989`; ADR-0018; `docs-site/src/self-update/overview.md`).\\n2. Readiness meaning: generation N may stamp ready only after it reconnects and re-establishes session cursors. The supervisor accepts only a stamp whose `generation == N`; before a trial it deletes stale `brain.ready` to close the broker-reboot/gen-0 collision (`brainproc.rs:211-221,438-446,648-715,774-778`).\\n3. Promotion meaning: a candidate promotes only after readiness and old-generation drain; if both hashes exist, its `brain.ready.exe_hash` must equal the staged artifact hash. A mismatch kills the candidate and rolls back (`brainproc.rs:656-685,810-824,950-982`; `relcache.rs:390-409`; `REQ-UPDATE-PROMOTE-DRAINED`).\\n4. Resident-image identity: `exe_hash` means the bytes this **brain process** is running. Those bytes are immutable for that process lifetime even if an update renames/replaces the canonical executable on disk. Therefore the digest is process-generation state, not heartbeat state and not mutable file-cache state.\\n5. Seamless replacement provides natural invalidation: `apply_staged` swaps the canonical binary, asks the broker to restart the brain (`applyhost.rs:303-350`), the old child is killed, and the new OS process computes its own digest. No in-process invalidation is required or desirable.\\n6. `brain.ready` may continue to be atomically refreshed for the existing breadcrumb contract, but refresh must reuse invariant `{pid,generation,exe_hash}` data. Liveness of the daemon itself is seed-control ping, not this file (`endpoint.rs:73-84`).\\n7. N-1 disk compatibility remains: `exe_hash` is additive and an older stamp without it parses to `None`; `rollback_compat.rs:139-173` guards that shape.\\n\\nBROKER IMAGE/STALENESS FALSIFICATION\\n- The issue’s `broker image 0.31.0 / broker not stale` observation is independent. `Broker::dispatch_broker_image` returns the compile-time `env!(\\\"CARGO_PKG_VERSION\\\")` string over IPC (`broker.rs:3849-3860`); CLI status compares that string with its own compile-time version (`spt/src/cli.rs:4137-4164`). No executable read or hash occurs.\\n- This surface was added in v0.21.0 (`CHANGELOG.md:377-394`) to report an old resident broker after an update. It is queried on `daemon status`, not every brain heartbeat. A non-stale broker therefore rules out a version mismatch but neither causes nor suppresses the hash loop.\\n- No update-fetch/reconcile call appears in `run_brain`’s heartbeat. The only per-tick operations are `net_status`, optional once-only consumer start, `sessions` (added to drive controller reap), and `write_ready`. The SHA-256 is directly inside the last operation.\\n\\nRANKED FIXES\\n1. **Correct/minimal: capture the self digest once per brain process, reuse it for every publication.** At `run_brain` startup, after resume and immediately before the first ready stamp, compute `let exe_hash = current_exe_hash();`; pass `exe_hash.as_deref()` into all initial/heartbeat ready publications, or construct an immutable serialized `ReadyStamp` once and atomically publish that body repeatedly. This restores the explicit D7 requirement, preserves all existing ready-file cadence and compatibility, and naturally recomputes after crash, rollback, cold start, or seamless update because every generation is a new OS process. Risk: a transient first-read failure leaves `exe_hash` absent for that process instead of allowing a later heartbeat retry. Existing semantics already define omission as best-effort and the bytes gate degrades loudly to unverified; if maintainers judge transient reads realistic, use a small bounded startup retry, never indefinite heartbeat retries.\\n2. **Architecturally cleaner but broader: publish `brain.ready` once per generation and stop rewriting it on heartbeat.** Current in-repo readers inspect pid/generation/hash, not mtime; daemon liveness is seed control, and trial readiness only needs the post-resume stamp. This removes both full hashing and the ongoing temp-write/rename churn. Risk: comments and possibly out-of-repo scripts may treat mtime refresh as an undocumented heartbeat. It changes more behavior than issue #1 requires, so audit external consumers or ship separately. Even with this option, calculate the digest once per process.\\n3. **Metadata cache: not recommended.** Checking size/mtime/inode each heartbeat retains syscalls and complexity. Metadata is not content identity; same-size/same-mtime replacement can evade it, path/inode semantics differ across Linux/Windows, and an on-disk replacement does not alter the already-running process image. A metadata-invalidated digest can therefore describe disk state rather than resident state. It solves the performance symptom less completely while weakening semantics.\\n4. **Update-trigger invalidation: incorrect.** The outgoing process’s resident bytes do not change when apply replaces disk bytes. Invalidating its cache could make that old process publish the incoming file’s hash while still running old code, exactly contrary to the breadcrumb’s purpose. It also adds coordination/race and potentially N-1 IPC surface for no benefit. The update already invalidates correctly by process death and replacement.\\n5. **Use staged/release metadata instead of self hashing: incorrect as the primary value.** The v0.4.1 Linux incident proved why expected artifact metadata cannot establish which file the supervisor actually exec’d. The breadcrumb must remain independently derived from the child’s own executable; only the frequency changes.\\n\\nDETERMINISTIC REPRODUCTION/REGRESSION SEAM\\n- Factor immutable capture from publication, for example `ReadyStamp::capture(generation, hash_fn: impl FnOnce() -> Option<String>)` plus `ReadyStamp::publish(path)`. The stamp owns one serialized body containing pid/generation/optional hash. Production passes `current_exe_hash`; tests pass a counting closure. This is deterministic and tests behavior rather than source text or timing.\\n- Contract test A: construct one publisher with a hasher that increments an `AtomicU32`; publish initial ready plus N heartbeat refreshes; assert count is exactly 1, every file body parses to the same pid/generation/hash, and no temp sibling remains. This fails on the current plausible bug.\\n- Contract test B, replacement semantics: capture A, replace/mutate the backing fixture to B, publish again from the same publisher and assert it remains A; construct a new publisher (modeling the respawned process) and assert it captures B. This defends the core rule that disk replacement does not invalidate a resident-process digest, while a new process does.\\n- Contract test C, failure behavior: injected hasher returns `None`; N publications omit `exe_hash` and do not repeatedly invoke the failing reader. `parse_ready_exe_hash` remains `None`, preserving N-1/best-effort behavior.\\n- Performance guard: use the invocation counter, not a wall-clock threshold. Optionally use a large fixture to ensure N publications still cause exactly one file-read/hash call, but the counter is the stable acceptance metric. A timing assertion would be flaky and weaker.\\n- Keep and run existing update-correctness tests after the fix: `brainproc::bytes_gate_truth_table` (match/mismatch/unverified); `rollback_compat::pre_ready_durable_files_are_additive_and_n1_readable`; `crates/spt/tests/brain_survive.rs::pty_and_quic_survive_brain_process_restart_onto_swapped_binary` (new pid, A→B hash, unchanged PTY child, QUIC/functional continuity); and `crates/spt/tests/brain_respawn_rename.rs::brain_respawns_onto_applied_bytes_after_in_place_rename` (real Linux rename choreography, canonical-path fix). These tests currently defend value correctness across process replacement but none counts hash invocations, which is why D7’s per-start requirement regressed unnoticed.\\n\\nREAD-ONLY VERIFICATION STATUS\\n- No files were edited, no build/test command was run, and no daemon or endpoint lifecycle was touched, per assignment constraints. Findings are source/history/document/issue grounded. 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It owns hosted processes, PTYs, sockets, and the brain supervisor. `spt update apply` verifies and swaps the canonical executable, writes `AppliedPending`, then sends `KIND_BRAIN_RESTART`; the broker kills the old brain and spawns generation N+1 from the canonical path captured at broker startup. The new brain reconnects, resumes cursors, computes/stamps its own executable hash, and publishes `brain.ready`. The broker-side trial gate accepts that generation only after the old control plane drains and, when hashes are available, the self hash matches signed staged metadata. The executable digest therefore belongs to one brain process generation. Heartbeat publication may reuse it, but must never recompute or invalidate it based on mutable on-disk state. 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This exactly predicts the issue trace: `/proc/self/exe` readlink, executable open/read, unique `brain.ready.tmp.<pid>-<seq>` creation, and rename. IPC work can stretch the nominal 500 ms loop toward the observed roughly one-second interval, but it does not cause the SHA hotspot.\n\nINTRODUCTION/VERSION EVIDENCE\n- `brain.ready` itself and its recurring heartbeat were introduced by D1 commit `0c954353b256f46e45a600be7a7fb1f3768e9d30`, reflog message `feat(daemon): restoration D1 — broker/brain process-split skeleton (REQ-HAZARD-BROKER-PROCESS-ISOLATION)`. `RESTORATION-D1-PLAN.md:23-36` explicitly specifies a ready breadcrumb written at startup and heartbeated while the child idles.\n- The seamless update restart path was introduced by D3 commit `4d8f34c815142c44c2329521284a06d67290b083`, `feat(daemon): restoration D3-3 — real brain-process restart on update (Q3)`. Current `supervise_brain` kills the old child on `BrainRestart`, increments generation, and immediately spawns the replacement with `StartReason::Update` (`brainproc.rs:873-909`).\n- Generation-stamped, post-resume readiness was introduced by D6 commit `8859c9b1d004e5ab824a089eef4c07b4027df56b`, `feat(daemon): restoration D6-1 — two-phase applied record + gen-stamped ready (Q7)`. D6 deliberately retained the existing file channel and heartbeat, changing the body from bare pid to `{pid,generation}` and moving the first write after session resume (`RESTORATION-D6-PLAN.md:79-83,172-205`).\n- The exact offending change is commit `a52f8c6331e368777348a14c703363afc0585183` on 2026-06-10, reflog message `feat(daemon): restoration D7-1a — exe_hash breadcrumb on brain.ready (V5)`. It added `exe_hash` calculation inside the already-recurring `write_ready` function.\n- The design intent contradicts the implementation: `RESTORATION-D7-PLAN.md:222-235` says the field is written always but costs **“one current_exe read + hash per brain start — negligible.”** Current `brainproc.rs:365-370` repeats the same claim, while the call placement makes it one full-binary read/hash per ready publication, initially plus every 500 ms.\n- The change first shipped in `v0.4.0`: packed tag `v0.4.0` points at `b0fdc015fd37172ab3782fcc71878cfa67da7b3d`, which contains `a52f8c6`. `CHANGELOG.md:841-850` describes the two-process seamless swap and rollback. `docs/TWO-HOST-RUNBOOK.md:379-417` records the v0.4.0 field verification using `brain.ready.exe_hash` against release SHA256SUMS.\n- Linux respawn correctness was then hardened in v0.4.2: commit `be626bf83329bfb90fef3f2fee15aab87199ce13`, `fix(daemon): respawn brain from canonical exe + bytes-gate promotion`, followed by E2E commit `f69e0cd8e11c75f18eef74d4c939a5c21ebf1b96`. Tag `v0.4.2` points at `725aebf647f8ebe4415fcfd2274488b41cc561f0`. `CHANGELOG.md:829-834`, `V042-PLAN.md:1-126`, and `KNOWN-HAZARDS.md:356-360` document the Linux `current_exe()` rename trap and the rule that readiness alone is not proof of new bytes.\n- v0.31.0 inherited this D7 hot path unchanged. Its release commit is `97a0e4f7d14c8a260e600c455e3286579cb0f85e`; the v0.31.0 changelog is unrelated messaging/identity work and says that release requires a full daemon restart (`CHANGELOG.md:12-22`). Thus 0.31.0 exposed an old defect rather than introducing it.\n\nDESIGN REASON AND REQUIRED INVARIANTS\n1. Broker/brain isolation: the broker is the long-lived resource custodian; a brain-only update must restart only the brain, preserving every hosted endpoint process, PTY, and QUIC connection. This is `REQ-UPD-3` and `REQ-HAZARD-BROKER-PROCESS-ISOLATION` (`traceable-reqs.toml:411-414,987-989`; ADR-0018; `docs-site/src/self-update/overview.md`).\n2. Readiness meaning: generation N may stamp ready only after it reconnects and re-establishes session cursors. The supervisor accepts only a stamp whose `generation == N`; before a trial it deletes stale `brain.ready` to close the broker-reboot/gen-0 collision (`brainproc.rs:211-221,438-446,648-715,774-778`).\n3. Promotion meaning: a candidate promotes only after readiness and old-generation drain; if both hashes exist, its `brain.ready.exe_hash` must equal the staged artifact hash. A mismatch kills the candidate and rolls back (`brainproc.rs:656-685,810-824,950-982`; `relcache.rs:390-409`; `REQ-UPDATE-PROMOTE-DRAINED`).\n4. Resident-image identity: `exe_hash` means the bytes this **brain process** is running. Those bytes are immutable for that process lifetime even if an update renames/replaces the canonical executable on disk. Therefore the digest is process-generation state, not heartbeat state and not mutable file-cache state.\n5. Seamless replacement provides natural invalidation: `apply_staged` swaps the canonical binary, asks the broker to restart the brain (`applyhost.rs:303-350`), the old child is killed, and the new OS process computes its own digest. No in-process invalidation is required or desirable.\n6. `brain.ready` may continue to be atomically refreshed for the existing breadcrumb contract, but refresh must reuse invariant `{pid,generation,exe_hash}` data. Liveness of the daemon itself is seed-control ping, not this file (`endpoint.rs:73-84`).\n7. N-1 disk compatibility remains: `exe_hash` is additive and an older stamp without it parses to `None`; `rollback_compat.rs:139-173` guards that shape.\n\nBROKER IMAGE/STALENESS FALSIFICATION\n- The issue’s `broker image 0.31.0 / broker not stale` observation is independent. `Broker::dispatch_broker_image` returns the compile-time `env!(\"CARGO_PKG_VERSION\")` string over IPC (`broker.rs:3849-3860`); CLI status compares that string with its own compile-time version (`spt/src/cli.rs:4137-4164`). No executable read or hash occurs.\n- This surface was added in v0.21.0 (`CHANGELOG.md:377-394`) to report an old resident broker after an update. It is queried on `daemon status`, not every brain heartbeat. A non-stale broker therefore rules out a version mismatch but neither causes nor suppresses the hash loop.\n- No update-fetch/reconcile call appears in `run_brain`’s heartbeat. The only per-tick operations are `net_status`, optional once-only consumer start, `sessions` (added to drive controller reap), and `write_ready`. The SHA-256 is directly inside the last operation.\n\nRANKED FIXES\n1. **Correct/minimal: capture the self digest once per brain process, reuse it for every publication.** At `run_brain` startup, after resume and immediately before the first ready stamp, compute `let exe_hash = current_exe_hash();`; pass `exe_hash.as_deref()` into all initial/heartbeat ready publications, or construct an immutable serialized `ReadyStamp` once and atomically publish that body repeatedly. This restores the explicit D7 requirement, preserves all existing ready-file cadence and compatibility, and naturally recomputes after crash, rollback, cold start, or seamless update because every generation is a new OS process. Risk: a transient first-read failure leaves `exe_hash` absent for that process instead of allowing a later heartbeat retry. Existing semantics already define omission as best-effort and the bytes gate degrades loudly to unverified; if maintainers judge transient reads realistic, use a small bounded startup retry, never indefinite heartbeat retries.\n2. **Architecturally cleaner but broader: publish `brain.ready` once per generation and stop rewriting it on heartbeat.** Current in-repo readers inspect pid/generation/hash, not mtime; daemon liveness is seed control, and trial readiness only needs the post-resume stamp. This removes both full hashing and the ongoing temp-write/rename churn. Risk: comments and possibly out-of-repo scripts may treat mtime refresh as an undocumented heartbeat. It changes more behavior than issue #1 requires, so audit external consumers or ship separately. Even with this option, calculate the digest once per process.\n3. **Metadata cache: not recommended.** Checking size/mtime/inode each heartbeat retains syscalls and complexity. Metadata is not content identity; same-size/same-mtime replacement can evade it, path/inode semantics differ across Linux/Windows, and an on-disk replacement does not alter the already-running process image. A metadata-invalidated digest can therefore describe disk state rather than resident state. It solves the performance symptom less completely while weakening semantics.\n4. **Update-trigger invalidation: incorrect.** The outgoing process’s resident bytes do not change when apply replaces disk bytes. Invalidating its cache could make that old process publish the incoming file’s hash while still running old code, exactly contrary to the breadcrumb’s purpose. It also adds coordination/race and potentially N-1 IPC surface for no benefit. The update already invalidates correctly by process death and replacement.\n5. **Use staged/release metadata instead of self hashing: incorrect as the primary value.** The v0.4.1 Linux incident proved why expected artifact metadata cannot establish which file the supervisor actually exec’d. The breadcrumb must remain independently derived from the child’s own executable; only the frequency changes.\n\nDETERMINISTIC REPRODUCTION/REGRESSION SEAM\n- Factor immutable capture from publication, for example `ReadyStamp::capture(generation, hash_fn: impl FnOnce() -> Option<String>)` plus `ReadyStamp::publish(path)`. The stamp owns one serialized body containing pid/generation/optional hash. Production passes `current_exe_hash`; tests pass a counting closure. This is deterministic and tests behavior rather than source text or timing.\n- Contract test A: construct one publisher with a hasher that increments an `AtomicU32`; publish initial ready plus N heartbeat refreshes; assert count is exactly 1, every file body parses to the same pid/generation/hash, and no temp sibling remains. This fails on the current plausible bug.\n- Contract test B, replacement semantics: capture A, replace/mutate the backing fixture to B, publish again from the same publisher and assert it remains A; construct a new publisher (modeling the respawned process) and assert it captures B. This defends the core rule that disk replacement does not invalidate a resident-process digest, while a new process does.\n- Contract test C, failure behavior: injected hasher returns `None`; N publications omit `exe_hash` and do not repeatedly invoke the failing reader. `parse_ready_exe_hash` remains `None`, preserving N-1/best-effort behavior.\n- Performance guard: use the invocation counter, not a wall-clock threshold. Optionally use a large fixture to ensure N publications still cause exactly one file-read/hash call, but the counter is the stable acceptance metric. A timing assertion would be flaky and weaker.\n- Keep and run existing update-correctness tests after the fix: `brainproc::bytes_gate_truth_table` (match/mismatch/unverified); `rollback_compat::pre_ready_durable_files_are_additive_and_n1_readable`; `crates/spt/tests/brain_survive.rs::pty_and_quic_survive_brain_process_restart_onto_swapped_binary` (new pid, A→B hash, unchanged PTY child, QUIC/functional continuity); and `crates/spt/tests/brain_respawn_rename.rs::brain_respawns_onto_applied_bytes_after_in_place_rename` (real Linux rename choreography, canonical-path fix). These tests currently defend value correctness across process replacement but none counts hash invocations, which is why D7’s per-start requirement regressed unnoticed.\n\nREAD-ONLY VERIFICATION STATUS\n- No files were edited, no build/test command was run, and no daemon or endpoint lifecycle was touched, per assignment constraints. Findings are source/history/document/issue grounded. 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