Every platform on eee73e77, schema pushed, processes online, domains answering. Rolled out by hand
one host at a time, since nothing wakes the commander yet.
Three things the report records rather than glosses. officer-claude-code was NOT restarted on
officer-dev — that sidecar holds the session running the deploy, so restarting it would have ended the
rollout mid-flight; every other host got it and it is outstanding here. fofos failed to sync
capabilities with a "dubious ownership" refusal whose stated cause is wrong (ownership is correct), so
it is left unexplained rather than silenced with a safe.directory entry. And macbookpro has no plugins
installed at all, which is worth knowing before somebody expects one there.
Two lessons for the prompt. The dirty-tree check counted untracked files and skipped fofos over one
stray script a fast-forward could never touch — it wants --untracked-files=no. And macbookpro needs
$SHELL -ic and no help: exporting a PATH to reach bun broke pm2, which lives only on the interactive
shell's path.
The pre-flight earned its place: username became NOT NULL with a case-insensitive unique index, and
checking all six first — 12 users, zero nulls, zero collisions — is why db:push applied everywhere
instead of failing on the third host.
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First release under yyyy.mm.dd.NN, and the first deploy of the plugin extractions, the regenerated
themes, Spotlight, and the chat fixes.
The plan is deploy/2026.08.21.01.md. Two steps in it are required rather than optional and both would
be easy to skip: bun install, because bun.lock changed and sharp left the platform's dependencies for
atelier's; and db:push, because users.username becomes NOT NULL with a case-insensitive unique index.
That second one can refuse — on a null username, or two names differing only in case. Checked on all
six hosts before writing this rather than discovering it mid-rollout: 12 users, zero nulls, zero
collisions.
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The agent watches for a commit whose subject BEGINS with the code word, rolls it out to the six
platforms in docs/servers.md, and reports back. It never decides what a deploy needs — the plan is
written for it in deploy/<version>.md, and an agent improvising a db:push is how a database gets a
schema nobody was ready for.
Four traps written in rather than left to be rediscovered, all verified tonight: take the checkout path
from PM2's pm_cwd because alpha has a stale second checkout that pulls successfully and changes
nothing; reach pm2 with `$SHELL -ic` because it lives under nvm in .zshrc and a login shell does not
read that, which is how I concluded twice that a machine had no pm2 while it was plainly running;
remotes differ per host so pull in place rather than assuming a URL; and macbookpro is a laptop that
may be asleep, which is a skip and not a failure.
Idempotence is the report's own existence — deploy/<version>.report.md on origin means deployed. A
watcher that restarts must not roll the same release out twice, and nothing else was standing between
it and doing so. The report's subject deliberately omits the code word, or a report would trigger a
deploy and loop.
Two gaps stated rather than papered over: there is no CLI for updating plugins, only an authenticated
route, so the plan has to say how or the report has to say it was skipped; and nothing wakes the agent
yet.
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