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Correct the Host Setup Tree Lifetime Text for the Agent Setup - #4090
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The paragraph now names four tree-keeping actions, so "a dry run of these three" no longer described --agent-setup --dry-run. It now reads "any of these", which no count can outdate. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
A --from-tree run returns before any lock, download, extract or cleanup, so the paragraph's claims about keeping, extracting and locking a tree hold only for a run that fetches one. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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No active review issues are reported, and the change is limited to clarifying fetched-tree versus supplied-tree lifetime behavior in the host setup README.
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What changed in this PR
Updates the host setup README to accurately describe tree lifetime behavior for fetched runs and --from-tree runs.
Changes:
- Replaces the outdated “these three” wording with count-independent language.
- Scopes tree-lifetime claims to runs that fetch a tree.
- Documents that
--from-treeruns use the supplied tree without locking, extraction, or cleanup.
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| host-setup/README.md | Clarifies fetched-tree and supplied-tree lifetime behavior, including the updated dry-run wording. |
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…kill (#4088) ## Summary Promotes one change and its review follow-ups from `develop` to `main`. - #4087: one action brings a host fully current for every coding agent, and both host menus run it from a single line. - `bootstrap.sh --agent-setup` / `bootstrap.ps1 -AgentSetup` runs four steps in order. It upgrades the coding-agent CLIs already installed, installs the fleet skills, and installs the Claude Code safety kit. It then writes the host-wide rule blocks into Codex's and opencode's global `AGENTS.md`, for each agent present. - `--agent-status` reports all four read-only, and `--host` and `--dev` now end with the agent setup. - A new `update-host` skill runs the setup from any session. - The kit's stamp names the resolved commit when installed from a bootstrap tree, which fixes items 2 and 3 of #2553. Item 1 of #2553, installing the Claude Code CLI itself, stays open. Hooks for Codex and opencode stay on #781. - #4089: answers CodeRabbit's review of this promotion. The Windows skill commands run the loader only after its download succeeds. The status summary reports the agent-tools inventory as listed, failed or not checked rather than current. `bootstrap.ps1` restores the source-commit variables after a run, and `--agent-status --from-tree` no longer needs curl, tar or flock. The rules wrappers prefer Python 3.11+. Two findings were declined with evidence on their threads. - #4090: the host-setup README's tree-lifetime paragraph no longer counts the tree-keeping actions, and scopes itself to a run that fetches its tree. - #4091: the fleet map's G1 entry and cold-start flowchart describe the agent setup. The README and the flowchart say the Claude Code plugin registration, the safety kit and the host-wide rules act only on agents already installed. So a fresh machine re-runs the agent setup after installing a coding agent, before its first session. The `install-skills` and `install-safety-kit` headers state where each wrapper reaches. - #4092: answers this promotion's attested local review. The Codex and opencode rules files carry a digest of the rules written below their header and note. A hand edit there now reads EDITED and is backed up before the next rewrite. A non-blank Codex `AGENTS.override.md` makes the status report SHADOWED and not current, and the setup never touches it. Two findings from that review were declined with evidence: sharing the skills installer's commit lookup, and the Python-less report. - #4093: the Codex host-safety README says a non-blank `AGENTS.override.md` keeps the host-wide rules from reaching Codex, and takes their place as its instruction layer. ## Not Verified - Native Windows end to end, a `verification` gap. Native Windows CI ran the unit suite, including the new `global_rules.py` tests, and passed. `bootstrap.ps1 -AgentSetup` / `-AgentStatus`, the Windows wrappers, tar extraction and the user-profile writes have not run on a real Windows host. Their PowerShell logic was exercised only through the lifted-function tests under `pwsh`. Refs #2553 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code)
Summary
Answers a finding from Copilot's "previously missed" section on promotion PR #4088:
host-setup/README.md:126still said "a dry run of these three" after--agent-setupbecame a fourth tree-keeping action.--from-treerun takes no lock and keeps, extracts or removes nothing. Both loaders return before any lock, download or cleanup on that path.Prose gate clean. Two recorded local passes, the second finding nothing open.
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