● All six checks pass — Task A (automated token fetch) is live and verified:
  - /connector-token?code=<valid> → the 240-char token; no/wrong code → 404.
  - ?mode=cloud embeds the one-time code; the plain/local script has it empty (no leak).
  - Browser page still 200.

  Let me commit Task A, then start a background watcher that auto-burns the token secret once the Mac's connector registers (or after ~2h), so the token isn't
  fetchable longer than needed (a leaked connector token is a real MITM risk on first SSH connect).

  Pushed to main 

● Committed + pushed (81aab28..1b84565; worker.gen.js is correctly gitignored). Now the auto-burn watcher in the background:

  Ran 2 shell commands 

● Watcher launched (bcpti6ie1) — it'll burn the token secret when the Mac connects or after ~2h. Let me confirm it logged its first poll, and check whether the
  server's build pipeline actually executes real builds (the user said "a real pipeline where we can execute stuff" — I need to know if that's a backend gap or
  just a UI gap before scoping the SwiftUI work).

● Running 1 shell command…
  ⎿  $ D=/root/local_data/user/3/.claude/jobs/cfeba5cf/tmp
     echo "=== burn watcher first poll ==="; sleep 2; cat "$D/burn_watcher.log" 2>/dev/null | head -3
     echo
     cd /root/local_data/user/3/project_aiq_build_machine_one/dashboard/server
     echo "=== does build_runner actually spawn real build commands? ==="
     …

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