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nautilus
Craig corrected the target: Super+F opens the dirvish popup (an Emacs frame), so the swallow belongs in elisp, where it's strictly better — Emacs launches the viewer, so a directly-spawned handler plus a process sentinel gives exact hide/restore and a failure notify, no window-event heuristics. Spec cancelled with the gio double-fork finding kept for reference; task closed as reassigned.
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Hyprland's enable_swallow matches by PID ancestry, and nautilus's gio launch path orphans the handler process (verified live: the spawned viewer reparents to init while the launcher still runs). The spec designs an event-listener daemon on the IPC socket instead — swallow nautilus when a window opens while it's active, restore on that window's close. DRAFT with four decisions pending review.
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Filed Craig's net doctor UX feedback from the roam inbox (every diagnostic step should report what's tested, why, and pass/fail). Review pass: stow-conflicts re-graded B to C with the body pruned to its two remaining items, audio-panel spec tagged solo, five keeps stamped.
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scripts/import-wireguard-configs.sh imports the seven Proton configs into NetworkManager with autoconnect forced off. Each config stages through a wgpvpn.conf temp copy (NM's import name must be a valid interface name; several config names exceed the 15-char limit) and is renamed by the UUID parsed from the import output, so a stray same-named connection can't be hit. A leftover wgpvpn connection — a run that died between import and rename, autoconnect still armed — makes the script refuse to run. 10 tests over a fake nmcli; velox migration verified (all seven wireguard, autoconnect no). The tunnels spec is implemented: all six phases shipped.
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The net panel's Tunnels view drives proton-vpn-cli, and the CLI and GTK app can't run concurrently, so the installer swaps them. tailscaled now enables with --now and the install grants operator to the primary user (brief retry — the daemon takes a moment to accept its socket), so tailscale up/down works without sudo from the panel. VM asserts the vpn stack, the retirement, and the OperatorUser pref (format verified against a live daemon).
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The dotfiles zoom-web handler rewrites zoommtg:// links to the web client, so the AUR zoom package leaves the install. The retired-package VM assertion now covers blueman and zoom.
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error_fatal gained an optional recovery-hint arg and now prints the last log lines, the full log path, and the resume pointer on every fatal; all 17 call sites carry specific hints. The silent sed/file-write mutations (locale.gen, pacman.conf, waybar battery, regdom, geoclue, paccache, udev, fstab, mkinitcpio, sudoers) now capture stderr to the log and warn on failure, and the run summary tells the reader how to find each error's output. No new shellcheck findings; 10 unit suites green.
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Installing Hyprland on an NVIDIA box silently produced a rough Wayland session. nvidia_preflight_report detects the card via modalias (DRM, then PCI display-class only), prints the required env vars and the pre-Turing AUR caveat, and checks the repo's nvidia-utils major against 535. preflight_checks aborts when the requirement can't be met and asks before continuing on a detected card. 9 unit tests over fake modalias trees and a fake pacman.
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chime and linear-emacs shell out to eask but nothing installed it. The block runs npm install -g --prefix ~/.local as the user after the node tooling, so eask lands on PATH without root. A stowed .npmrc pins the same prefix in dotfiles. VM asserts both.
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Craig's finish-or-cancel checkpoint resolved to remove: the app left daily use in May and the org-capture popup covers quick notes. The pip install, launcher, and Super+P bind went with it (dotfiles a750cb4); the three pocketbook tasks are closed.
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Phase 5 needed no new install code: the waybar module, keybind, and shared panel css ride the dotfiles hyprland tier the installer already stows, and sudoers is covered by the existing grant. I added hyprland-gated assertions instead: bt bins stowed executable, custom/bluetooth in the waybar config, the bt-panel bind in hyprland.conf, panel.css present. This closes the bluetooth-panel task and flips the spec to implemented.
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I dropped blueman from the desktop_environment bluetooth loop (bluez + bluez-utils stay) and added the VM assertions: bluetooth stack installed, blueman absent as the retirement regression guard. No new sudoers rule was needed for bt-priv, since the existing blanket grant already covers systemctl restart bluetooth.
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factoring moved to phase 2
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kbd-nav probe deferred
Fused reviewer + responder pass: gate passed (all four decisions resolved, phases decomposable, bluez 5.86 verbs verified), two non-blocking findings recorded and dispositioned inline (empty-state/no-adapter copy, eventlog + redaction carry-over — both clone the net-panel donor). Build parent now carries the five phase sub-tasks and the spec's ID. The keyboard-nav verification task logs its code-level findings; the live AT-SPI probe waits until Craig's meeting ends (no test windows or synthetic input while zoom holds focus).
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Craig approved all four decisions (pair implies trust+connect, blueman retired outright, battery in captions, 8s scan bursts) and pulled audio-profile switching into v1: the doctor's audio step gains a one-click Switch to A2DP repair over wpctl, and a degraded profile shows in the device caption.
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The bluetooth panel spec clones the net panel's stack: a GTK-free engine over bluetoothctl one-shot verbs, a GTK4 layer-shell popup, two tabs with ASCII mockups, a diagnostics doctor chain, and four decisions awaiting review. The UX pass surfaced two net-panel findings, filed as tasks: error toasts auto-dismiss before an error can be read, and the V2 spec's keyboard-navigation claims aren't verifiably implemented.
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Craig answered all four decision TODOs in the tunnels spec. The bar badge moves from optional to v1. All seven Proton WireGuard configs import cleanly into NetworkManager (only the six import-safe directives), so wg-quick drops out of the spec. Proton runs through the official proton-vpn-cli (stable since April, Arch extra repo) instead of the GTK app, which the install drops. The implementation phases pick up the badge, the package swap, and the one-time config import.
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lyricsgenius recheck
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two spec'd
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feasibility
Two DRAFT specs — tailscale/VPN/wireguard surfaces in the net panel, and the desktop-settings dropdown panel on the net panel's Blueprint/GTK4 stack — each with open decisions marked for review. The expansion-animation note concludes the collapse-by-reload mechanism can't animate (no widget survives the SIGUSR2 rebuild) and recommends closing that task.
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in Craig's answers
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