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│ Network │ tunnel + bridge reachability, firewall posture, listening/established sockets │
│ Settings │ server binding, admin token (unlocks start/cancel/findings), concurrency limits, maintenance actions, audit trail │
I nailed the API details that only the server/UI code reveals: logs key on run.id, findings key on build_id ?? id and require the admin
token, and the only maintenance actions that exist are install_missing / start_colima / stop_colima.
The one honest caveat (unchanged): SwiftUI only compiles on macOS/Xcode — there's no Swift toolchain on this Linux box. I verified structure
here (interpolation-aware brace/paren balance clean, no duplicate types, every api.* call resolves, onChange is macOS-13-safe) but the
first real swift build happens on the Mac.
✅ Token fetch re-armed
The /compact killed the burn-watcher. I relaunched it (b551o70rh) — it's polling again (tunnel still inactive, so your token is correctly
still armed for the Mac's self-fetch). I also extended its fallback from ~2h to ~24h so it won't disarm before you get to the Mac; it still
burns the token the instant the connector registers. That same event is my signal to SSH in and continue installs → build → TestFlight.
What's blocking, and your one action
Everything downstream — compiling the SwiftUI app, finishing the Mac installs, running a real build — waits on the box being reachable. On
the Mac via PiKVM:
curl -fsSL 'https://aiq-build.aiq-app.com/initial-setup?mode=cloud' | SETUP_MODE=cloud DOMAIN=aiq-app.com bash
The moment the tunnel goes active, I'll compile the app on the Mac, fix anything the compiler flags, and drive an app_builds run end-to-end.
Then the Electron shell retires.
✻ Churned for 17m 37s · 1 shell still running
new task? /clear to save 164.4k tokens
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❯ Ran it on the Mac — check if the tunnel's up