Ship recovery-first automatic fabric 0.3.1 - #39
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What changed
Why
The prior install could retain a stale pairing identity with no supported way to recover, producing invalid-lease loops and forcing manual uninstall/reset rituals. This closes the complete device lifecycle and keeps the default experience outcome-first: Rampage decides the technical role; the person chooses what they want.
User impact
A device can now recover without deleting unrelated data, an owner can forget one exact stale machine, and new installs remain inert until setup. The installer still creates the desktop shortcut. The public UX offers Automatic, Biggest AI, Fastest AI, More Work, and Protect This PC, with technical detail moved behind advanced disclosure.
Validation
cargo fmt --all -- --checkcargo check --workspace --all-targetscargo test --workspace --no-fail-fastcargo clippy --workspace --all-targets -- -D warningsscripts/Assert-RustSecBaseline.ps1— 0 vulnerabilitiespnpm check— desktop 18, edge 2, TypeScript SDK 12 tests plus buildsscripts/Assert-RampageVersion.ps1 -Tag v0.3.1— nine surfacespnpm --dir apps/desktop tauri buildscripts/Smoke-RampageInstaller.ps1— install/uninstall, six payloads, desktop shortcut, controller/intelligence, node/offer, no sidecar leakscripts/Stage-RampageDistribution.ps1 -Platform windows-x64— 0.3.1 source-bound manifest and matching hashesThe remaining physical owner/laptop re-pair and Remote Assist receipt are intentionally tracked as post-release gates in
docs/RELEASE_EVIDENCE_0.3.1.md.