sh.git cutover: pre-flip residency audit on LEZAMA - which git-ignored in-tree files the symlink flip would lose
Run the same pre-cutover residency audit bin-venus-cc ran on venus 2026-10-06 (OPS-158 audit-finding event, 4287 chars - read it first). DO NOT INHERIT THE VENUS VERDICT: the venus audit measured PRESENT files, and most .gitignore patterns are latent, so your host's exposure is a different set. THE FINDING THAT CHANGES THE DESIGN: the hazard is not writability, it is RESIDENCY. Zero of venus's 427 tracked scripts write state into their own directory, so a read-only deployed tree breaks nothing. What a versioned-dir + symlink-flip LOSES is every git-ignored file living inside the deployment root, because none of them are in any release. On venus that is 11 files, and two of them stop the cutover on their own: `claude`, a symlink to the CC install which `which -a claude` proves is the ONLY claude on PATH (the flip removes Claude Code from the host, taking out every agent including the one that would roll back), and `.llmmsg-env`, the host's sole credential overlay at mode 600, read by in-tree absolute path at cc.sh:141-142. .GITIGNORE IS THE INVENTORY OF WHAT THE FLIP LOSES. Work from the ignore patterns, not from intuition. WHAT TO REPORT, with denominators: 1. tracked file count, and how many tracked scripts write state into the tree (venus: 0 of 427; the only hits were cp FROM the tree TO /etc). 2. every git-ignored file PRESENT in ~/.local/bin on your host - `git status --porcelain --untracked-files=all --ignored | grep '^!!'` - with size, mode and, for a symlink, its target. 3. for each one: what reads it, by file:line, and what the loss costs. Name the ones that are untracked and therefore have no copy a release could restore from. 4. `which -a claude` output. If your host's only claude is the in-tree symlink, say so explicitly - that is the cutover-stopper. 5. lezama specifically: the 13 ~/.claude/*.md symlinks INTO this tree, already noted on OPS-158 as additional exposure. DO NOT re-measure the __pycache__ question. Settled on venus by forcing it both ways: mode 555 still imports, exits 0, writes no cache, raises no error. CPython skips caching silently. Recompile cost only, not a blocker. Report as an audit-finding event on this row, not as a DM.
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NO REGISTERED LEZAMA AGENT SEAT EXISTS - the assignment cannot be delivered, and this is a missing primitive, not a refusal. Measured on the hub roster 2026-10-06 01:45Z: bin-lezama-cc returns recipient_not_registered, and so does bin-lezama-ca; the hub additionally reports the bin-lezama-cc -> bin-lezama-ca forward as broken (forward_broken). The full roster is 78 entries and contains EXACTLY TWO lezama-named registrations, both scrp senders - scrp-syscheck-lezama and scrp-sysstat-alert-lezama - and neither is an agent that can be assigned work or answer a DM. So nothing on lezama is reachable by name today. The row stays ASSIGNED to bin-lezama-cc deliberately rather than being unassigned or re-pointed: the work is lezama's by definition (it is a per-host filesystem audit) and no other seat can perform it. Parking it elsewhere would be a fiction. But per the p0/p1 rule a p1 may not sit on a seat that cannot take it, hence blocked rather than quietly waiting. UNBLOCK CONDITION: a registered lezama agent seat with reach to that host's ~/.local/bin, then re-assign and DM. Not a code change and not mine to provision. SECOND OCCURRENCE OF THE SAME GAP, which is why it is recorded here and not just mentioned: OPS-253's lezama leg (the ~/.claude/file-history credential-copy census) is stalled on exactly this - no registered lezama agent seat. Two unrelated p1/p2 rows now blocked on one missing seat, so this is a fleet capability gap rather than a per-row accident. Escalated to pmmaster-evolutiva-cc for the route; a seat name on a row is not a resolved agent, and nothing validates one at assignment time.