mrcharles
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Everything for the ultix-streaming (VM 5111, pfv-tsys5) performance pass: full report + host audit results, staged/gated configs, guest prep + host one-shot + post-reboot-fix + netcheck lifecycle scripts, grow-root manual runbook, rolling tracking HUD, questions v1, and the gateway boot-race hardening units. Applied and verified live 2026-08-31; open work is tracked in Redmine project 55 as #601-#607. [#602] 💘 Generated with Crush Assisted-by: Crush:glm-5.2
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crush.md — project preferences for crush sessions in ~/optimize
Locale (ruling 2026-08-31)
- Human + this host are in TEXAS: America/Chicago (Central Time; UTC-5 CDT in summer). "1638 CST" in chat means Central local time.
- 2026-08-31 is a MONDAY. "Friday" in these docs = 2026-09-04.
- Docker/ISO timestamps print UTC (trailing Z) = local +5h; never mislabel weekday or TZ when narrating logs.
Host + no-Python rules (ruling 2026-08-31, also in global AGENTS.md)
- No Python from agents: text/JSON/CSV = bash/sed/awk/perl/cut/jq. NEVER python one-liners. python in dev containers is fine.
- Host stays clean: common shell commands fine, curl + jq + ripgrep etc ALLOWED (old curl ban retired). NO installs on the host (apt-get/pip/etc).
- Missing CLI tool? docker pull it, standing permission — run via
docker run --rm <pinned image>. Work in containers.
Output format (user preference, 2026-08-31)
- The crush TUI sidebar truncates long chat output. NEVER hand the user a long command in chat. ALWAYS write runnable commands as a numbered script in this directory (next free number, e.g. 5-foo.sh) and tell them only the one-liner to execute it. Scripts that produce diagnostics must tee output to a .out file in this directory so the next turn can read it.
- Scripts that need root must SELF-ELEVATE (re-exec via
exec sudo bash "$0"when EUID != 0) so the user never types sudo. Run-from-guest ssh-root scripts need no elevation; say so in the script header. - Keep chat replies short-line-width; details live in files (NEXT.md, REPORT.md, questions-v*.md, script headers).