Simple Deploy agents now kick the in-process chain right after WS connect with always mode and cpu_inprocess policy, recommended forge defaults mine immediately, and the fleet banner auto-restarts stuck agents once.
Deploy and Mine agents were stuck at 0 H/s because idle mining_mode blocked workers and the tier orchestrator kept pre-auth defaults instead of server ForceTier=cpu_inprocess. Refresh tiers after auth, require C2 before start, surface mining_block_reason in stats_batch.
Skips triple-onion deploy lanes for simple_deploy forges, restarts mining after auth with server policy, and surfaces connected-but-not-hashing fixes on Dashboard and Crucible.
Parse technology stack from crawl headers, grab SSH/HTTP/WinRM banners, merge smart port bundles with FleetPorts, and suggest deploy-kit lane plus SSM for EC2 metadata targets.
POST /api/v1/recon/relay-scan probes from the dashboard when reachable, otherwise dispatches recon_relay_scan to a same-/24 online agent. Agents reuse probePortsFn for TCP and optionally UDP 53/51820 with dns/wireguard Path Tracer tags.
Ship Lambda/EventBridge templates and a token-gated policy snapshot endpoint so agents can poll hospice, vaccination lanes, and genesis version when C2 is down, preferring EventBridge relay over 30m reconnect.
Agents read vpc-id from EC2 IMDS on auth; the server scopes subnet_primary_seeder to vpc-id with /24 fallback, exposes VPC seeder badges, and documents cross-VPC gossip via peering/TGW.
Operators configure bucket and CloudFront domain with env credentials; deploy plans upload RS 4+2 shards and attach signed edge URLs to BGP swarm magnets. Agents fetch LAN, CloudFront, then C2. Forge panel adds test and IAM policy JSON.
Single-host branch runner complements fallback chain under Fleet AI Control: persona ghost forks, onion_miner_log hops, server exhaustion splice from graft mining genome, Crucible depth badge, and hospice retire after max cycles.
When ai_control_enabled and mining interrupts or hashrate drops, the server composes same-agent fix plans (container restart, chain reorder, GPU swap, idle tune, RandomX restart) with Seer and oath ledger audit — no spread or lateral escalation.
Cluster 3+ scout_report hits on the same SSID within 10 minutes; server infers airport/campus/retail venue class and pushes persona spread_policy. Emberwake weather-map merges active scout biomes. Includes agent, server API, and Vitest coverage.
Mock probePorts in scale limit tests so ScanLocalSubnet does not hang on live TCP dials; add erasure_codec error-path coverage from 0445b7e/d18c591 gaps.
Extract fleet caps (128 hosts, sem=16, 250ms coalesce, syscheck=20) into
named constants with Go tests; wire ListStaleOnlineAgents for stale sweeps
instead of full ListAgents scans.
Server Reed-Solomon 4+2 shard encode on deploy plans when erasure_lanes_enabled; agents reassemble from parallel lane URLs as staging fallback with BGP/Path Tracer hints.
Serialize agent WebSocket writes (ping + JSON), mutex-protect spreadGateClock,
and harden deploy-plan spread route hint setup under parallel test runs.
Stub slow syscheck/listen-port probes in agent tests, fix ai_snapshot mutex deadlock, reorder fleet clearance vs connectivity checks, and add AI control precedence plus LotlTimeline vitest coverage.
Gate manual and AI commands by per-agent clearance, auto-elevate stuck hosts to L4 when AI mode allows, and surface clearance in Access Depth and LOTL timeline.
Publish winning tier paths per host fingerprint on hashrate success, inherit on auth before adaptive strategy, and surface clone badges in LOTL Timeline and Access Depth.
Operators toggle Logic gates vs AI Control on Settings, refresh local Ollama models, and save ai_endpoint settings via Calibrate PUT; server scheduler and agent snapshot/command paths support stateless 60s fleet decisions.
Implements three new spread lanes following the do_peer pattern: DNS TXT mesh staging, WebRTC LAN seed manifest delivery, and WSUS SoftwareDistribution cousin handoff. Integrates tiers into onion chain, deploy-plan allowlist, Forge UI/docs, and tests.
