● I have the full picture. The vault is the right encrypted-in-gcloud home, but the recovery key must land there safely — and above all, the
  anti-lockout break-glass must exist and be verified before any gate goes on. Let me do that foundation first: generate the recovery keypair, add its
  public key to the Mac as an unrestricted break-glass, and verify it actually gets me in:

  Ran 1 shell command 

● Anti-lockout is live and verified — the recovery key gets full shell independent of the Hetzner key (2 keys authorized now). So even mid-lockdown
  you can't get locked out. Now I need to secure that private key into the gcloud vault. Let me read the vault's edit path to confirm I can add the
  recovery section append-only and atomically (the vault has verify/rollback protection, but I won't touch the shared creds hastily):

  Read 1 file 

● The recovery break-glass works. Now secure that private key into the gcloud vault (the edit path is atomic + verified + GCS-synced, and I'll
  append-only + back up first so the shared creds can't be harmed):

● Running 1 shell command…
  ⎿  $ cd "$CLAUDE_JOB_DIR/tmp"
     VAULT=/root/local_data/user/1/project_aiq_reactor_ide_one/.aiq/dev_scripts/aiq_vault.js
     ENC=/root/local_data/user/1/project_aiq_reactor_ide_one/.aiq/dev_credentials.enc
     cp "$ENC" "$ENC.bak.recov" && echo "backed up .enc"
     export RECOV_PUB="$(cat aiq_mac_recovery.pub)"
     expo…

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