Hygiene runs in the cloud — the board needs no machine - #259
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The human's call: as much of the morning as possible in the cloud.
Community, overnight, readiness, versions, resume, autonomy and the
trend already were; hygiene's content scans never needed a machine
either — they need checkouts. brain_board.yml now clones the body-map
scan set (libraries + organs + workspaces) blobless with a sparse
text/code checkout (big workspace datasets never reach the runner; a
failed clone just lowers repos_present — hygiene reports coverage
honestly) and the render runs the conductor's own --json pre-scan
(BOARD_HYGIENE_SCAN=1, opt-in so terminal digests stay instant). The
board gains a 🧼 Hygiene section (rows verbatim, chips = each row's own
delegate door, honest N/M coverage header); the Dev box section keeps
only what the cloud cannot see — worktree state — its hygiene rows
rendering only when no cloud scan ran.
Hardening the contract the render now depends on: a crashing hygiene
helper used to emit an empty row and corrupt the whole --json document
(',,'); helper-backed rows now degrade to a per-mode error row, pinned
by a nonexistent-root test.
426 tests pass; firewall gate green; real-conductor smoke on a partial
workspace (4/18 repos) renders honest partial rows.
Co-Authored-By: Claude <[email protected]>
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Human's call: "it can't be on a machine — can as much as possible be done in cloud? stuff like community doesn't need to be machine right?" Right — community (and overnight, readiness, versions, resume, autonomy, trend) already ran fully in the cloud. This PR moves the last movable piece:
brain_board.ymlclones the hygiene conductor's scan set (libraries + organs + workspaces, from the body map) as blobless clones with a sparse text/code checkout, so the big workspace datasets never reach the runner; the render then runs the conductor's own--jsonpre-scan (BOARD_HYGIENE_SCAN=1— opt-in, so terminal digests stay instant). The board gains a 🧼 Hygiene section: rows verbatim, chips are each row's own delegate door, with an honestN/M repos presentcoverage header (a failed clone just lowers N — never a fabricated "clean").morning.sh/morning_timer.shstay as optional local conveniences, no longer the mechanism.hygiene.sh --jsonparsing, and a crashing helper used to emit an empty row and corrupt the whole document (,,). Helper-backed rows now degrade to a per-modeerrorrow, pinned by a nonexistent-scan-root test.Validation: 426 tests pass (2 new: cloud-scan render + devbox supersession, helper-crash JSON validity); firewall gate green; real-conductor smoke on this container's partial workspace (4/18 repos) renders honest partial rows.
Post-merge: dispatch
brain_board.yml— the first cloud-scan render is the proof.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
https://claude.ai/code/session_019U2DF4JeeuWwxfx1v72c9r
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