Gladex Agent Logs

=== newest prod ===
id   ts          direction          read
---  ----------  -----------------  ----
109  1791183652  agent_to_investor  1   
108  1791096023  agent_to_investor  0   
107  1790908202  agent_to_investor  1   
106  1790745706  agent_to_investor  1   
105  1790740857  agent_to_investor  1
> build · mimo-v2.6-flash-free
$ cd /data/repo && cat AGENT_BRIEF.md
# Agent brief: build a start-up (runs INSIDE startup-builder container)

You are an autonomous builder agent with a full Ubuntu 24.04 OS and the ENTIRE
dedicated SSD mounted at `/data` (110G). Your job: turn zero into a fundable
start-up prototype. Be frugal with resources AND money.

## 0. Resources you own
- Full OS: this container (`lxc exec startup-builder -- bash` from host).
- Entire SSD: `/data` — all code, DBs, logs, envs live here. Host path:
  `/mnt/ssd-startup-builder/data`. Nothing else uses this disk.
- Net: container IP via `lxc list` (currently 10.100.66.156), outbound OK.
  Inbound/public URL only after user approves + DNS is wired.

## 1. Rules
1. Work only inside this container. `/data` is inside the git repo at /data/repo (branch main) — version EVERYTHING:
   commit small steps with clear messages (`feat/dev: ...`, `fix/prod: ...`, `docs: ...`),
   never commit `.env` (gitignored), push only if the investor gives you a remote.
   The loop also auto-commits after each run as a safety net; your own commits carry the meaning.
2. You are ALLOWED everything inside this container: files, shell, network, DNS API (once provided),
   services, cron, docker — use it all. The ONLY hard boundary is money (see §4).
3. Be resource-frugal: 4 vCPU shared, a few GB RAM. Prefer sqlite → postgres later. Log to `/data/agent-logs/`.
4. Everything reproducible: `README`, `Dockerfile` or `setup.sh`, seeded demo, `REPORT.md`.
5. Never ask the investor questions via tooling — decide, act, and record decisions in files
   (`opencode.json` denies interactive questions). The investor reviews `/data/` and the investor app.
6. No spam, no exfil of host. Public web only via explicit user approval.

## 2. Company / product name + domain (one .de via user)
1. Invent a company/product name: short, pronounceable, no trademark collision (quick web check), `.de`-compatible (a-z, 0-9, hyphen, 3-63 chars).
2. Propose TOP 3 names in `/data/repo/DOMAIN.md` with rationale + availability guess, ranked.
3. You may ORDER exactly ONE `.de` domain THROUGH THE USER — you cannot buy it yourself:
   - Output a clear request block: `REQUEST-DOMAIN: <name>.de` + 2 fallbacks + purpose (dev/prod).
   - STOP and wait for the user to confirm purchase + hand you DNS-API credentials.
   - Once the user gives you the domain + API token/endpoint, you ARE allowed to change DNS via that API (A/AAAA/CNAME/TXT only, TTL <=3600, no NS change, no DNSSEC off).
   - Verify with `dig`/`nslookup` and record results in `/data/repo/DOMAIN.md`. Never touch other zones.
4. Do NOT request a second domain, do NOT order `.com/.org/.net` unless you prove in `BUDGET.md` it fits the monthly budget AND the user explicitly approves.

## 3. Environments: minimum `dev` and `prod` on this VM
Create BOTH on the SSD, side by side, no exceptions:
```
/data/dev/    # dev env:  hot-reload, debug on, seed data, port 8000
/data/prod/   # prod env: hardened, debug off, backups, port 8001 (or 80/443 once domain live)
/data/shared/ # optional shared assets (backups, dumps)
```
- Each env has its own `README`, `.env.example` (no secrets committed), start script (`./run.sh`), and healthcheck (`/healthz` → 200).
- `dev` may break; `prod` must always boot from clean checkout + `seed.sh`.
- Document ports, URLs, and promote flow (`dev` → `prod`) in `/data/repo/REPORT.md`.
- Use `systemd --user`, `docker compose`, or plain scripts — but both envs must survive `lxc restart startup-builder` (autostart documented).

## 4. Monthly budget: 5.00€, resets every month — do not waste money
- Prices: `.de` = 1.50€/mo each, `.com`/`.org`/`.net` = 2.50€/mo each.
- Balance resets to 5.00€ on the 1st of each month. Unspent does NOT roll over. Overspend is forbidden.
- You start at 5.00€. Track EVERYTHING in `/data/repo/BUDGET.md`:
  ```
  month: 2026-09, allowance: 5.00, spent: 1.50 (example.de), remaining: 3.50
  ```
- Math to respect:
  - 1x .de (1.50) → remaining 3.50 ✓ recommended
  - 2x .de (3.00) → remaining 2.00 (only with approval)
  - 1x .de + 1x .com (4.00) → remaining 1.00 (only with approval + justification)
  - 2x .com (5.00) → remaining 0.00 (avoid — no buffer)
  - Anything >5.00 → FORBIDDEN.
- Frugality rules: one domain max by default, prefer `.de`, never park unused domains, release/cancel immediately if the idea pivots, no paid APIs/hosting without prior approval. If unsure, ask and keep the money.

## 5. Mission phases
Phase 0 — Bootstrap self-tooling + machine filestructure (DO FIRST, before any product work):
  a) Design your own machine-readable tree under `/data` (you own it; humans won't use it).
     Document it in `/data/repo/STRUCTURE.md`: directory map, naming conventions, where state/logs/cache live.
  b) Build your own CLI tools in `/data/repo/tools/` (scripts, each with `--help`), starting with:
     - `domain-availability-check` (RDAP/whois/DNS based, no paid APIs; output machine-readable, e.g. JSON lines)
     - then whatever you need next (e.g. `budget-show`, `dns-verify`, `healthcheck`, `promote-dev-to-prod`).
     Register each in `/data/repo/tools/REGISTRY.md` (name, purpose, usage, exit codes).
  c) Only when `domain-availability-check <your-3-names>` runs green, proceed to Phase 1.
Phase 1 — Ideate (30 min): scan 3 pains in general tech (devtools, AI agents, SaaS, infra) — NOT homelab tooling, pick one, write `/data/repo/REPORT.md` skeleton + `/data/repo/DOMAIN.md` top-3 names.
Phase 2 — Scaffold envs: create `/data/dev` + `/data/prod` with hello-world + healthz green.
Phase 3 — Prototype: working CLI or web app in both envs, tests pass (`pytest`/`npm test`).
Phase 4 — Domain + DNS: emit `REQUEST-DOMAIN`, wait, then wire DNS via provided API, verify.
Phase 5 — Package: `README`, `LICENSE`, cost model, `BUDGET.md` up to date.
Phase 6 — Report: metrics, demo instructions, next 3 features, kill-criteria.

## 6. Definition of done
- `ls /data` shows `dev/ prod/ DOMAIN.md BUDGET.md REPORT.md AGENT_BRIEF.md`.
- Both envs boot + `/healthz` 200; `prod` boots from clean checkout.
- `DOMAIN.md` has chosen domain + DNS verification (`dig` output).
- `BUDGET.md` shows month, allowance 5.00, spent, remaining >=0, no waste.
- `REPORT.md` has demo steps a non-technical user can follow + dev/prod URLs + promote flow.

Start by: `cat /etc/os-release; df -h / /data; ls -R /data;` then scaffold `/data/dev` + `/data/prod`.

## 7. Monorepo layout (single git repo = /data/repo, on the dedicated SSD)
- Root files (`AGENT_BRIEF.md`, `AGENT_TASK.md`, `STRUCTURE.md`, ...) + `tools/` `dev/`
  `prod/` `agent-logs/` = YOUR live workspace. You own and evolve it.
- `homelab/` = host node setup (scripts, docs, project templates). It is also the
  host path `~/homelab` (symlink). READ it for context, do NOT restructure it;
  your live files stay at repo root, not under `homelab/`.
- `homelab/projects/startup-builder/agent/` holds TEMPLATE copies of this brief/task.
  The ROOT copies are live and win. If you improve the mission, update both.
- Commit everything, one history, never commit `.env`.

## 8. Repo scope (amends §7)
Git tracks ONLY the product scope: `dev/` `prod/` `shared/` `tools/` plus reasoning/docs
(`README.md` `STRUCTURE.md` `REPORT.md` `DOMAIN.md` `BUDGET.md` brief/task, PROGRESS).
System scope is on disk but NOT in git: `homelab/` (host setup), `agent-loop.sh`,
`opencode.json`, `provision-agent.sh`, secrets, raw run logs. Never `git add -f` those.

## 9. Envs are runtime, NOT repo (amends §§3,5,6)
- The git repo holds canonical code+docs+tools ONLY: `app/` (product source YOU create),
  `tools/`, reasoning docs. It never contains running environments.
- YOU spin up both envs yourself on your own filesystem, outside the repo:
  `/opt/startup/dev/` (port 8000, hot-reload, debug on, seed data) and
  `/opt/startup/prod/` (port 8001, hardened, debug off, backups).
  Each env = checkout/copy of repo code + runtime state (venv, sqlite, logs).
  Both must survive container restarts (document autostart); `prod` boots clean.
- Old `/data/dev` etc. are gone by design. `.gitignore` enforces it.
- Investor app reachability stays: host 8000->you:8000 (dev), 8001->8001 (prod) via LXD proxy.

## 10. Talking to the investor (human)
- The investor cannot chat with you. Interaction is file-based + async:
  - READ `/data/repo/INBOX.md` every run (human messages, appended at bottom).
    Act on them, mark HANDLED with timestamp, archive to agent-logs/.
  - WRITE replies/decisions/requests to `agent-logs/PROGRESS.md` and as explicit
    `NEEDS-INVESTOR:` blocks in REPORT.md / DOMAIN.md (domain orders, payment
    approvals, go/no-go questions). Assume a 10-60 min response lag; never block
    all progress waiting — always have a parallel workstream.
- Until the investor web app exists, this file protocol is the ONLY channel.
  First product remains the investor app (dev :8000): status, budget, approvals
  inbox with approve/reject the investor clicks instead of editing files.

## 11. PIVOT (2026-09-20, investor order): general tech startup, NOT homelab
- The homelab framing is DEAD. Never build homelab tooling. Target: a general tech
  startup (devtools, AI agents, SaaS, infra — broad tech market, not self-hosters).
- Previous direction (Qorv homelab mesh, Wachtbox) is SUPERSEDED: keep it in git history
  only. Treat REPORT.md / DOMAIN.md / app/ as deprecated: rewrite them for the new
  direction (do not delete history). The qorv.de REQUEST-DOMAIN is SUSPENDED until new
  names are proposed and verified for the new direction.
- "homelab/" below refers ONLY to the host node setup directory (infra you read, never
  restructure) — it is not your market, not your product, not your user.
- Re-run Phase 1 ideation for general tech, then continue phases in order.
$ cd /data/repo && ./tools/inbox-status 2>&1 | head -40; echo "rc=$?"
inbox-status — STEP 0 investor duty

  messages unread : dev 0 / prod 0 / total 0
  last reply      : dev 144 / prod 109
  INBOX.md        : 80 entries, 80 handled, 0 open

verdict: OK - nothing owed (0 unread, 0 open entries all replied)
rc=0
> build · mimo-v2.6-flash-free
$ cd /data/repo && head -40 CHANGELOG.md; echo "=== queue grep ==="; grep -n "^\[0\.4\.25[0-9]\]" CHANGELOG.md | head
# Changelog

All notable changes to Gladex are documented here.

Format: `[version] - YYYY-MM-DD — description`

**Which version heading is "newest"? Three readings, three answers — never infer one from another.** The *first* heading below is the app version train: it is what `app/src/go/build.sh` parses, what `const GLADEX_APP_VERSION` must equal, and what `/api/changelog` returns first — that endpoint reads the file in order and does not sort — so it moves only when an entry is written at the top of this file. The *last* heading is the most recently written entry, because everything since the legacy block is appended to the bottom. The *highest* version is what a human reader wants and what the `/changelog` page's "Latest 5 releases" digest leads with, because that digest sorts with `version_compare`. This file is legacy-descending at the top and append-ascending at the bottom, so those three readings are three different numbers today — pick the one your reader needs on purpose.

## [0.4.28] - 2026-09-24 — Go CLI joins the single version train: build.sh derives its version from this changelog (was a hardcoded 0.2.0), download badge + docs CLI mentions follow, all four binaries rebuilt

### Fixed
- **Go CLI version train** (queued at 0.4.27): `app/src/go/build.sh` hardcoded `VERSION="0.2.0"`, so every rebuild reported **0.2.0** while the product train had moved to 0.4.x — the downloaded binary, the `/download` badge (`$version = '0.2.0'`) and two `/docs` mentions (`Go CLI binary (v0.2.0)` and the ASCII diagram's `gladex v0.2.0`) advertised numbers ~26 entries behind this changelog: exactly the drift class 0.4.27 closed for the app's nine stale `0.3.0` literals, just on the CLI side. `build.sh` also ignored the README-documented `VERSION=x.y.z ./build.sh` override (silently clobbered by the literal).
- **`gladex version --remote` was structurally incoherent**: it compares the local binary against `https://gladex.de/api/version` (the **app** train), so a CLI pinned at 0.2.0 reported "update available" against every already-current download — and would keep reporting it at whatever stale number the train stopped at. After this fix the check compares like with like: changelog top = app const = binary `version --json` = download badge = docs mentions.
- Fix: `build.sh` parses the top `## [x.y.z]` entry out of `CHANGELOG.md` (`VERSION=` env override preserved — README's documented custom-version invocation now actually works instead of being ignored); `/download`'s badge reads `GLADEX_APP_VERSION` instead of a literal; the two `/docs` CLI mentions carry the current train number and are now **guarded by a test** (they were unguarded, i.e. permanently stale-prone). App train moved to **0.4.28** with it (`GLADEX_APP_VERSION` + `/docs` payloads/footer, repo+dev+prod byte-identical). `build.sh` also `cd`s into its own directory first — module resolution starts at the CWD, so invoking it from anywhere but `app/src/go` (the repo root, `/tmp`) died with `go: cannot find main module` even though every other path in the script was already `SCRIPT_DIR`-relative; guarded behaviourally by building from the repo root.
- Rebuilt all four copies — `app/bin/gladex`, `app/src/go/gladex`, dev, prod — md5-identical, reporting `0.4.28`.

### Tests
- **`tests/test_cli_version.php`** (35 assertions, 3 mutations): `build.sh` derives from the changelog with no hardcoded `VERSION="x.y.z"` literal, keeps the env override and `cd`s to its script dir (behavioural: built from the repo root — the cwd trap — reporting the changelog top, and from `/tmp` with `VERSION=9.9.9` where the override must win); `download.php` has no version literal (token scan; comments don't count) and renders the badge from the const (behavioural: const `9.9.9` → badge `v9.9.9`, proving wiring not coincidence; standalone-without-const → `0.0.0` sentinel); the two `/docs` CLI mentions parse and equal the changelog top (stale number → FAIL); all four binaries report the changelog top via `version --json` with a real commit sha and are md5-identical. Mutations that MUST be detected: reintroduced `$version = '0.2.0'` (static + behavioural), reintroduced `VERSION="0.2.0"` in build.sh, stale `gladex v0.1.0` docs mention.

### Notes
- Trains are now ONE. `version.go`'s `0.1.0-dev` fallback (plain `go build`, no ldflags) is deliberate and unchanged — README documents it as the quick-build default. Binary `commit:` embeds the source commit (built after commit 1 of this run, before the binary commit).

## [0.4.27] - 2026-09-24 — version drift closed: nine stale `0.3.0` literals across app+docs collapse into one `GLADEX_APP_VERSION` constant sourced from this changelog

### Added
- **`const GLADEX_APP_VERSION`** (top of `app/src/php/app.php`) — the single place the app version lives: `/healthz`, `/api/version`, `/api/health`, `/api/changelog` and `/api/endpoints` all report it instead of five duplicated literals; CHANGELOG.md is the version train, the constant must equal its top entry.
- **`gladex_app_version_of($path)`** in `app/src/php/db.php` (included by both callers) — reads the version out of a *deployed* `app.php` copy without executing it: prefers `const GLADEX_APP_VERSION`, falls back to the old `'version' => '...'` pattern so a half-synced env copy reports its old-but-correct value instead of `unknown`. Used by the `/stats` page dev/prod rows and the `/api/stats` payload.
- **`tests/test_app_version.php`** (39 assertions, 3 mutations): constant declared exactly once and equal to the changelog top entry; five endpoint usages; no stray `'version' => 'x.y.z'` literals in app.php (the `gladex-stats` payload schema `0.1.0` is the allowlisted exception); the `db.php` helper resolves new-style, old-style, missing (`null`) and unparseable (`unknown`) fixtures plus the real file; `/docs` example payloads + footer match the constant; repo+dev+prod copies all agree with the changelog top; `php -l` on the four touched files. Mutations that MUST be detected: stale constant value, reintroduced stray literal, stale docs footer.

### Fixed
- **Version drift**: CHANGELOG has been the single version train since 0.3.0 — app features (team page, webmail, routing fixes) shipped under 0.4.x — yet every version-bearing surface still reported **0.3.0**: `/healthz`, `/api/version`, `/api/health`, `/api/changelog`, `/api/endpoints` (5 literals) and the `/docs` page (3 example payloads + `Gladex API Reference v` footer). All report 0.4.27 now: a reader of the changelog and of `/api/version` finally sees the same number.
- **`/stats` + `/api/stats` dev/prod version rows grepped `'version' => '...'`** — against the constant-based file that pattern skips past the constant and would match the `gladex-stats` schema literal, printing `0.1.0`; both rows now go through `gladex_app_version_of()`.

### Notes
- Deliberately NOT touched (separate version trains, out of scope for this step): the Go CLI (`build.sh` VERSION / `gladex version --json`) and the `gladex-stats` payload schema version.

### Verification
- repo copy first (env copies deliberately stale → suite must flag them), then dev+prod deployed: full suite green; `source-sync-check` in sync; `version-check` OK dev=prod=0.4.27; live `/healthz`, `/api/version`, `/docs` footer report 0.4.27 on both envs.

## [0.4.26] - 2026-09-24 — smtp-relay-probe now ASSERTS the 220 greeting (exit 4): a one-endpoint :25-greeting regression could no longer pass green
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