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fix: wave 2 meander — HCT compiles, stale Python removed, state updated
Fix hardware-crash-team main.rs from broken skeleton to real clap CLI (cargo check passes). Delete banned Python from stale/. Fix CONTRIBUTING.md markdown structure. Add BT sentinel stub to observatory. Update STATE.a2ml to 55% completion with all 4 new components marked built. Fix contracts-rust unused variable warning. Add V-lang artifacts to .gitignore. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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‎.gitignore‎

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*.ez
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erl_crash.dump
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# V (vlang)
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*.v.pdb
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# Julia
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*.jl.cov
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*.jl.mem

‎.machine_readable/6a2/STATE.a2ml‎

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[metadata]
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project = "ambientops"
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version = "0.2.0"
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last-updated = "2026-03-20"
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last-updated = "2026-03-23"
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status = "active"
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[project-context]
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name = "ambientops"
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completion-percentage = 42
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phase = "Post-analysis expansion — new components identified from live system logs"
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completion-percentage = 55
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phase = "Post-meander: 4 new components built, integration phase next"
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# ============================================================================
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# SESSION: 2026-03-20 — System Log Analysis Findings
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department = "observatory (ward)"
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language = "Elixir"
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purpose = "Continuous NVMe health monitoring via SMART data polling"
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status = "not-started"
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status = "built"
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priority = 1
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built-date = "2026-03-23"
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description = """
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Polls NVMe SMART attributes at configurable intervals. Tracks wear leveling,
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temperature, media errors, unsafe shutdown count. Emits system-weather updates
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department = "emergency-room"
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language = "V"
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purpose = "Boot health monitoring, loop detection, and safe-mode triggering"
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status = "not-started"
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status = "built"
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built-date = "2026-03-23"
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priority = 1
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description = """
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Runs very early in boot (systemd generator or early service). Records boot
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department = "records"
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language = "Elixir"
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purpose = "Post-mortem analysis of crashed/restarting systemd services"
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status = "not-started"
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status = "built"
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built-date = "2026-03-23"
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priority = 2
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description = """
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Watches for service failures (systemd OnFailure= hooks or journal monitoring).
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department = "emergency-room"
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language = "V"
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purpose = "Graceful shutdown orchestration to reduce unsafe shutdowns"
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status = "not-started"
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status = "built"
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built-date = "2026-03-23"
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priority = 2
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description = """
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Intercepts shutdown/reboot signals. Ensures filesystems are synced, services
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[existing-components.observatory]
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status = "operational"
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completion = "85%"
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update = "Needs nvme-sentinel integration and new alerting thresholds"
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completion = "90%"
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update = "NvmeSentinel added (2026-03-23); BT sentinel stub added; alerting thresholds wired"
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[existing-components.emergency-room]
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status = "operational"
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[existing-components.hardware-crash-team]
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status = "operational"
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completion = "75%"
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update = "Needs HCT010 and HCT011 SARIF rules"
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update = "HCT010 and HCT011 SARIF rules added (2026-03-23)"
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[existing-components.records]
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# NEXT ACTIONS
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# ============================================================================
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# Wave 1 meander (2026-03-23) COMPLETED:
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# - nvme-sentinel BUILT (Elixir, observatory)
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# - boot-guardian BUILT (V, emergency-room)
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# - service-autopsy BUILT (Elixir, records)
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# - shutdown-marshal BUILT (V, emergency-room)
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# - HCT010 + HCT011 SARIF rules ADDED
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# - Clinician auto-remediation rules ADDED
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# - Observatory alerting thresholds ADDED
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priority-1 = [
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"Build nvme-sentinel (Elixir, observatory) — CC-001 is highest risk",
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"Build boot-guardian (V, emergency-room) — CC-003 causes boot loops",
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"Add HCT010 SARIF rule to hardware-crash-team",
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"Fix HCT main.rs to compile (in progress — other bot)",
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"Wire cross-component Evidence Envelope flow end-to-end",
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priority-2 = [
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"Build service-autopsy (Elixir, records) — CC-004 degrades login",
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"Build shutdown-marshal (V, emergency-room) — CC-002 prevention",
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"Add HCT011 SARIF rule to hardware-crash-team",
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"Add clinician auto-remediation rules",
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"WirePlumber BT sentinel — implement D-Bus monitoring (stub exists)",
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"PanLL panels for new data sources (NVMe health, boot history, service autopsy)",
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"Add observatory alerting thresholds for all metrics",
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"Bluetooth A2DP monitoring (CC-005, low severity)",
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"PanLL panels for all new data sources",
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"ServiceAutopsy → BundleIngestion integration",
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"Add clinician auto-remediation rules to live supervision tree",
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‎CONTRIBUTING.md‎

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<!-- SPDX-License-Identifier: PMPL-1.0-or-later -->
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<!-- Copyright (c) 2026 Jonathan D.A. Jewell (hyperpolymath) -->
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# Contributing to AmbientOps
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Thank you for your interest in contributing to AmbientOps. This document covers
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the development setup, contribution workflow, and coding standards for the
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project. AmbientOps uses a hospital-model architecture; please familiarise
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yourself with the component layout in `README.adoc` before diving in.
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---
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## Getting Started
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```bash
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# Clone the repository
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git clone https://github.com/hyperpolymath/ambientops.git
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‎contracts-rust/src/conversions.rs‎

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let needs_sudo = step
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‎hardware-crash-team/src/main.rs‎

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//! Hardware Crash Team — Low-Level Hardware Diagnostics & Remediation (CLI).
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