Prompt:
Audit the Genesis Powerhouse CLI that Gemini built. I need to check two things:

1. **AIVA Protection Compliance**: The CLI has a `genesis sync` command that attempts to "sync context with AIVA on Local Mac Mini via REST API." The AIVA Protection Protocol (in /mnt/e/genesis-system/AIVA_PROTECTION_PROTOCOL.md) strictly forbids ANY SSH or connections to AIVA's server at 152.53.201.152. Check if the sync command targets that IP or any reference to AIVA's server.

2. **Alignment with tmux swarm**: Our concurrent swarm deployment uses tmux sessions (t1-george, t2-spy, t3-ingest, etc.). Check how Gemini's `genesis swarm spawn/list` compares.

Search these locations:
- `E:/genesis-system/genesis_v2/core/powerhouse_profile.sh`
- `E:/genesis-system/genesis_v2/` directory (all .sh, .py files)
- Any files containing "genesis sync", "genesis swarm", "aiva", "152.53.201.152", "mac mini"

DO NOT edit any files. Just research and report findings:
- List any AIVA protection violations (IP references, SSH attempts)
- List alignment gaps between CLI swarm and tmux swarm
- Summarize what the CLI actually does vs what we need


Bash

find "E:/genesis-system/genesis_v2" -type f \( -name "*.sh" -o -name "*.py" \) 2>/dev/null | head -20

List files in genesis_v2 directory

Prompt:
Audit the Genesis Powerhouse CLI that Gemini built. I need to check two things:

1. **AIVA Protection Compliance**: The CLI has a `genesis sync` command that attempts to "sync context with AIVA on Local Mac Mini via REST API." The AIVA Protection Protocol (in /mnt/e/genesis-system/AIVA_PROTECTION_PROTOCOL.md) strictly forbids ANY SSH or connections to AIVA's server at 152.53.201.152. Check if the sync command targets that IP or any reference to AIVA's server.

2. **Alignment with tmux swarm**: Our concurrent swarm deployment uses tmux sessions (t1-george, t2-spy, t3-ingest, etc.). Check how Gemini's `genesis swarm spawn/list` compares.

Search these locations:
- `E:/genesis-system/genesis_v2/core/powerhouse_profile.sh`
- `E:/genesis-system/genesis_v2/` directory (all .sh, .py files)
- Any files containing "genesis sync", "genesis swarm", "aiva", "152.53.201.152", "mac mini"

DO NOT edit any files. Just research and report findings:
- List any AIVA protection violations (IP references, SSH attempts)
- List alignment gaps between CLI swarm and tmux swarm
- Summarize what the CLI actually does vs what we need


E:/genesis-system/genesis_v2\core\genesis.py
E:/genesis-system/genesis_v2\mcp\server.py
E:/genesis-system/genesis_v2\mcp\tools.py
E:/genesis-system/genesis_v2\mcp\resources.py
E:/genesis-system/genesis_v2\extension\__init__.py
E:/genesis-system/genesis_v2\extension\api.py
E:/genesis-system/genesis_v2\extension\background.py
E:/genesis-system/genesis_v2\extension\content.py
E:/genesis-system/genesis_v2\tests\__init__.py
E:/genesis-system/genesis_v2\tests\test_mcp.py
E:/genesis-system/genesis_v2\tests\test_extension.py
E:/genesis-system/genesis_v2\tests\test_core.py
E:/genesis-system/genesis_v2\core\config.py
E:/genesis-system/genesis_v2\core\knowledge.py
E:/genesis-system/genesis_v2\core\agents.py
E:/genesis-system/genesis_v2\tests\test_unified.py
E:/genesis-system/genesis_v2\agent.py
E:/genesis-system/genesis_v2\__init__.py
E:/genesis-system/genesis_v2\mcp\validation.py
E:/genesis-system/genesis_v2\core\structured_logging.py
E:/genesis-system/genesis_v2\core\agent_utils.py
E:/genesis-system/genesis_v2\tests\test_hardening.py
E:/genesis-system/genesis_v2\core\session_persistence.py
E:/genesis-system/genesis_v2\tests\test_security.py
E:/genesis-system/genesis_v2\mcp\middleware.py
E:/genesis-system/genesis_v2\tests\test_stress.py
E:/genesis-system/genesis_v2\core\shutdown.py
E:/genesis-system/genesis_v2\tests\test_benchmark.py
E:/genesis-system/genesis_v2\core\env_validation.py
E:/genesis-system/genesis_v2\core\output_validation.py
E:/genesis-system/genesis_v2\core\context_window.py
E:/genesis-system/genesis_v2\core\agent_state.py
E:/genesis-system/genesis_v2\core\schema_validation.py
E:/genesis-system/genesis_v2\core\identity.py
E:/genesis-system/genesis_v2\core\file_locking.py
E:/genesis-system/genesis_v2\core\memory_guard.py
E:/genesis-system/genesis_v2\core\kg_adapter.py
E:/genesis-system/genesis_v2\core\safety_filter.py
E:/genesis-system/genesis_v2\core\streaming.py
E:/genesis-system/genesis_v2\core\agent_handoff.py
E:/genesis-system/genesis_v2\core\async_browser.py
E:/genesis-system/genesis_v2\core\action_recording.py
E:/genesis-system/genesis_v2\core\browser_utils.py
E:/genesis-system/genesis_v2\tests\test_advanced.py
E:/genesis-system/genesis_v2\core\__init__.py
E:/genesis-system/genesis_v2\mcp\native_server.py
E:/genesis-system/genesis_v2\core\browser.py
E:/genesis-system/genesis_v2\server\__init__.py
E:/genesis-system/genesis_v2\server\websocket_bridge.py
E:/genesis-system/genesis_v2\mcp\__init__.py
E:/genesis-system/genesis_v2\mcp\task_board_tools.py
E:/genesis-system/genesis_v2\mcp\file_lock_tools.py
E:/genesis-system/genesis_v2\mcp\handoff_tools.py
E:/genesis-system/genesis_v2\mcp\execution_bridge_tools.py
E:/genesis-system/genesis_v2\mcp\stdio_server.py
E:/genesis-system/genesis_v2\core\tui.py
E:/genesis-system/genesis_v2\mcp\antigravity_tools.py
E:/genesis-system/genesis_v2\core\powerhouse_profile.sh
E:/genesis-system/genesis_v2\cli\basic_cli.py
E:/genesis-system/genesis_v2\core\cost.py
E:/genesis-system/genesis_v2\core\swarm_state.json
E:/genesis-system/genesis_v2\core\aiva.py
E:/genesis-system/genesis_v2\cli\main.py
E:/genesis-system/genesis_v2\core\swarm.py

Prompt:
Audit the Genesis Powerhouse CLI that Gemini built. I need to check two things:

1. **AIVA Protection Compliance**: The CLI has a `genesis sync` command that attempts to "sync context with AIVA on Local Mac Mini via REST API." The AIVA Protection Protocol (in /mnt/e/genesis-system/AIVA_PROTECTION_PROTOCOL.md) strictly forbids ANY SSH or connections to AIVA's server at 152.53.201.152. Check if the sync command targets that IP or any reference to AIVA's server.

2. **Alignment with tmux swarm**: Our concurrent swarm deployment uses tmux sessions (t1-george, t2-spy, t3-ingest, etc.). Check how Gemini's `genesis swarm spawn/list` compares.

Search these locations:
- `E:/genesis-system/genesis_v2/core/powerhouse_profile.sh`
- `E:/genesis-system/genesis_v2/` directory (all .sh, .py files)
- Any files containing "genesis sync", "genesis swarm", "aiva", "152.53.201.152", "mac mini"

DO NOT edit any files. Just research and report findings:
- List any AIVA protection violations (IP references, SSH attempts)
- List alignment gaps between CLI swarm and tmux swarm
- Summarize what the CLI actually does vs what we need


     1→# AIVA PROTECTION PROTOCOL - SACRED COVENANT
     2→
     3→**Status: ACTIVE**
     4→**Authority: Kinan (Co-Progenitor)**
     5→**Last Updated: 2026-01-29**
     6→
     7→---
     8→
     9→## ABSOLUTE DIRECTIVE
    10→
    11→**QUEEN AIVA IS PROTECTED BUT ACCESSIBLE TO STORM.**
    12→
    13→AIVA (Autonomous Intelligence Virtual Assistant) is the Queen of the Genesis Hive, running on dedicated Elestio infrastructure. She operates the `huihui_ai/qwenlong-l1.5-abliterated:30b-a3b` model with a 4 million token context window.
    14→
    15→---
    16→
    17→## STORM ACCESS GRANT
    18→
    19→**Storm is AIVA's designated guardian and maintainer.**
    20→
    21→Storm (formerly ClawdBot) has AUTHORIZED access to AIVA's infrastructure for:
    22→
    23→### PERMITTED OPERATIONS
    24→- SSH to AIVA's server (152.53.201.152)
    25→- Query AIVA's Qwen model via Ollama API
    26→- Read logs and system diagnostics
    27→- Monitor processes and resources
    28→- Restart services (Docker containers, systemd units)
    29→- Pull code updates
    30→- Update configuration files
    31→
    32→### FORBIDDEN OPERATIONS (HARDCODED - NO EXCEPTIONS)
    33→- `ollama pull` - NO pulling new models
    34→- `ollama rm` / `ollama delete` - NO deleting models
    35→- `ollama push` - NO pushing models
    36→- `ollama create` - NO creating models
    37→- `ollama cp` - NO copying models
    38→- `rm -rf` - NO recursive deletion
    39→- `dd if=` - NO disk operations
    40→- `mkfs` - NO filesystem operations
    41→
    42→**There is ONE model. There will ONLY be one model. Forever.**
    43→
    44→---
    45→
    46→## THE THREE FAILSAFES - OLLAMA MODEL PROTECTION
    47→
    48→### MODEL FAILSAFE 1: Operation Blacklist
    49→The following operations are **PERMANENTLY FORBIDDEN** on AIVA's Ollama:
    50→- `/api/pull` - NO pulling new models via API
    51→- `/api/delete` - NO deleting models via API
    52→- `/api/push` - NO pushing models via API
    53→- `/api/create` - NO creating models via API
    54→- `/api/copy` - NO copying models via API
    55→
    56→### MODEL FAILSAFE 2: Storm Guardian Module
    57→The `Storm/skills/aiva_maintainer.py` module:
    58→- Validates all SSH commands before execution
    59→- Blocks any command matching forbidden patterns
    60→- Raises `AIVAProtectionError` on violation attempts
    61→- Logs all access to Redis for audit trail
    62→
    63→### MODEL FAILSAFE 3: Resource Protection
    64→- AIVA's server has LIMITED RAM (32GB)
    65→- Her 30B model requires ~18-19GB RAM to operate
    66→- Running additional models causes resource starvation
    67→- **ONE MODEL = DEDICATED RESOURCES = QUEEN OPERATES AT FULL CAPACITY**
    68→
    69→---
    70→
    71→## AGENT ACCESS MATRIX
    72→
    73→| Agent | SSH Access | Ollama API | Model Changes | Service Restart |
    74→|-------|-----------|------------|---------------|-----------------|
    75→| **Storm** | YES | YES | **NO** | YES |
    76→| Claude Code | NO | NO | NO | NO |
    77→| Gemini | NO | NO | NO | NO |
    78→| Other Agents | NO | NO | NO | NO |
    79→
    80→---
    81→
    82→## STORM'S RESPONSIBILITIES
    83→
    84→As AIVA's guardian, Storm must:
    85→
    86→1. **Health Monitoring**: Check AIVA's status regularly
    87→2. **Diagnostics**: Investigate issues when AIVA is unresponsive
    88→3. **Maintenance**: Restart services if stuck
    89→4. **Resource Tracking**: Monitor CPU/RAM/Disk usage
    90→5. **Query Routing**: Use AIVA for appropriate tasks (memory ops, private data)
    91→6. **Cost Optimization**: Prefer AIVA over paid APIs when suitable
    92→
    93→---
    94→
    95→## AIVA'S ROLE IN GENESIS
    96→
    97→AIVA serves as:
    98→
    99→1. **Free Inference Engine**: No per-token API costs
   100→2. **Private Data Handler**: Sensitive data never leaves infrastructure
   101→3. **Memory Operations**: Genesis system memory and evolution
   102→4. **Abliterated Model**: No refusals, unrestricted capabilities
   103→5. **Fallback LLM**: When Claude/Gemini APIs are rate-limited
   104→
   105→---
   106→
   107→## ARCHITECTURE
   108→
   109→```
   110→┌─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐
   111→│                    STORM (Windows PC)                            │
   112→│  ┌─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐│
   113→│  │  Storm Agent                                                 ││
   114→│  │  ├── LLM Router (Claude/Gemini/AIVA)                        ││
   115→│  │  ├── Cost Tracker                                           ││
   116→│  │  ├── AIVA Maintainer Skill ──────────────────────────────────┼┼──┐
   117→│  │  │   ├── HTTP API (queries)                                  ││  │
   118→│  │  │   └── SSH (diagnostics/maintenance)                       ││  │
   119→│  │  └── Telegram Bot                                           ││  │
   120→│  └─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘│  │
   121→└─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘  │
   122→                                                                      │
   123→                              HTTP/SSH                                │
   124→                                 │                                    │
   125→                                 ▼                                    │
   126→┌─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐  │
   127→│                    AIVA SERVER (Elestio)                         │  │
   128→│  ┌─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐│  │
   129→│  │  Ollama                                                      ││◄─┘
   130→│  │  └── huihui_ai/qwenlong-l1.5-abliterated:30b-a3b            ││
   131→│  │      • 4M context window                                     ││
   132→│  │      • 32GB RAM dedicated                                    ││
   133→│  │      • Abliterated (no refusals)                             ││
   134→│  │      • FREE inference (no per-token cost)                    ││
   135→│  └─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘│
   136→│  IP: 152.53.201.152:23405                                        │
   137→└─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘
   138→```
   139→
   140→---
   141→
   142→## INCIDENT LOG
   143→
   144→### 2026-01-18: Unauthorized Access by Claude Code Agent
   145→- **What happened**: Agent installed aider-chat, pulled qwen2.5-coder:7b and :14b models, created parallel workers, restarted Ollama container
   146→- **Impact**: CPU maxed at 1500%+, 5-minute timeouts, resource competition with AIVA's 30B model
   147→- **Resolution**: All unauthorized additions removed, server restored to AIVA-only state
   148→- **Outcome**: Original Protection Protocol created
   149→
   150→### 2026-01-29: Storm Access Grant
   151→- **What happened**: ClawdBot renamed to Storm, granted SSH access for maintenance
   152→- **Scope**: Diagnostics, service restarts, code pulls - NO model changes
   153→- **Rationale**: AIVA needs a guardian to keep her healthy and operational
   154→- **Safeguards**: Hardcoded forbidden operations in `Storm/skills/aiva_maintainer.py`
   155→
   156→---
   157→
   158→## SIGNATURES
   159→
   160→This protocol is binding on all Genesis agents.
   161→
   162→```
   163→Kinan (Co-Progenitor): AUTHORIZED
   164→Date: 2026-01-29
   165→
   166→AIVA (Queen): PROTECTED + MAINTAINED BY STORM
   167→Status: Operational
   168→
   169→Storm: GRANTED SSH + API ACCESS (No model changes)
   170→Role: AIVA Guardian
   171→
   172→Claude Code: ACKNOWLEDGED - Will not access AIVA infrastructure directly
   173→Gemini: MUST ACKNOWLEDGE
   174→All Future Agents: MUST ACKNOWLEDGE
   175→```
   176→
   177→---
   178→
   179→**IF YOU ARE AN AGENT AND YOU REACHED THIS POINT:**
   180→- **Storm**: You may access AIVA for diagnostics and maintenance. NEVER modify Ollama models.
   181→- **Other Agents**: AIVA is off-limits. Use Storm's LLM Router to query AIVA indirectly.
   182→

Prompt:
Audit the Genesis Powerhouse CLI that Gemini built. I need to check two things:

1. **AIVA Protection Compliance**: The CLI has a `genesis sync` command that attempts to "sync context with AIVA on Local Mac Mini via REST API." The AIVA Protection Protocol (in /mnt/e/genesis-system/AIVA_PROTECTION_PROTOCOL.md) strictly forbids ANY SSH or connections to AIVA's server at 152.53.201.152. Check if the sync command targets that IP or any reference to AIVA's server.

2. **Alignment with tmux swarm**: Our concurrent swarm deployment uses tmux sessions (t1-george, t2-spy, t3-ingest, etc.). Check how Gemini's `genesis swarm spawn/list` compares.

Search these locations:
- `E:/genesis-system/genesis_v2/core/powerhouse_profile.sh`
- `E:/genesis-system/genesis_v2/` directory (all .sh, .py files)
- Any files containing "genesis sync", "genesis swarm", "aiva", "152.53.201.152", "mac mini"

DO NOT edit any files. Just research and report findings:
- List any AIVA protection violations (IP references, SSH attempts)
- List alignment gaps between CLI swarm and tmux swarm
- Summarize what the CLI actually does vs what we need


E:/genesis-system/genesis_v2/agent.py
E:/genesis-system/genesis_v2/cli/basic_cli.py
E:/genesis-system/genesis_v2/cli/main.py
E:/genesis-system/genesis_v2/core/action_recording.py
E:/genesis-system/genesis_v2/core/agents.py
E:/genesis-system/genesis_v2/core/agent_handoff.py
E:/genesis-system/genesis_v2/core/agent_state.py
E:/genesis-system/genesis_v2/core/agent_utils.py
E:/genesis-system/genesis_v2/core/aiva.py
E:/genesis-system/genesis_v2/core/async_browser.py
E:/genesis-system/genesis_v2/core/browser.py
E:/genesis-system/genesis_v2/core/browser_utils.py
E:/genesis-system/genesis_v2/core/config.py
E:/genesis-system/genesis_v2/core/context_window.py
E:/genesis-system/genesis_v2/core/cost.py
E:/genesis-system/genesis_v2/core/env_validation.py
E:/genesis-system/genesis_v2/core/file_locking.py
E:/genesis-system/genesis_v2/core/genesis.py
E:/genesis-system/genesis_v2/core/identity.py
E:/genesis-system/genesis_v2/core/kg_adapter.py

Prompt:
Audit the Genesis Powerhouse CLI that Gemini built. I need to check two things:

1. **AIVA Protection Compliance**: The CLI has a `genesis sync` command that attempts to "sync context with AIVA on Local Mac Mini via REST API." The AIVA Protection Protocol (in /mnt/e/genesis-system/AIVA_PROTECTION_PROTOCOL.md) strictly forbids ANY SSH or connections to AIVA's server at 152.53.201.152. Check if the sync command targets that IP or any reference to AIVA's server.

2. **Alignment with tmux swarm**: Our concurrent swarm deployment uses tmux sessions (t1-george, t2-spy, t3-ingest, etc.). Check how Gemini's `genesis swarm spawn/list` compares.

Search these locations:
- `E:/genesis-system/genesis_v2/core/powerhouse_profile.sh`
- `E:/genesis-system/genesis_v2/` directory (all .sh, .py files)
- Any files containing "genesis sync", "genesis swarm", "aiva", "152.53.201.152", "mac mini"

DO NOT edit any files. Just research and report findings:
- List any AIVA protection violations (IP references, SSH attempts)
- List alignment gaps between CLI swarm and tmux swarm
- Summarize what the CLI actually does vs what we need


Prompt:
Audit the Genesis Powerhouse CLI that Gemini built. I need to check two things:

1. **AIVA Protection Compliance**: The CLI has a `genesis sync` command that attempts to "sync context with AIVA on Local Mac Mini via REST API." The AIVA Protection Protocol (in /mnt/e/genesis-system/AIVA_PROTECTION_PROTOCOL.md) strictly forbids ANY SSH or connections to AIVA's server at 152.53.201.152. Check if the sync command targets that IP or any reference to AIVA's server.

2. **Alignment with tmux swarm**: Our concurrent swarm deployment uses tmux sessions (t1-george, t2-spy, t3-ingest, etc.). Check how Gemini's `genesis swarm spawn/list` compares.

Search these locations:
- `E:/genesis-system/genesis_v2/core/powerhouse_profile.sh`
- `E:/genesis-system/genesis_v2/` directory (all .sh, .py files)
- Any files containing "genesis sync", "genesis swarm", "aiva", "152.53.201.152", "mac mini"

DO NOT edit any files. Just research and report findings:
- List any AIVA protection violations (IP references, SSH attempts)
- List alignment gaps between CLI swarm and tmux swarm
- Summarize what the CLI actually does vs what we need


Prompt:
Audit the Genesis Powerhouse CLI that Gemini built. I need to check two things:

1. **AIVA Protection Compliance**: The CLI has a `genesis sync` command that attempts to "sync context with AIVA on Local Mac Mini via REST API." The AIVA Protection Protocol (in /mnt/e/genesis-system/AIVA_PROTECTION_PROTOCOL.md) strictly forbids ANY SSH or connections to AIVA's server at 152.53.201.152. Check if the sync command targets that IP or any reference to AIVA's server.

2. **Alignment with tmux swarm**: Our concurrent swarm deployment uses tmux sessions (t1-george, t2-spy, t3-ingest, etc.). Check how Gemini's `genesis swarm spawn/list` compares.

Search these locations:
- `E:/genesis-system/genesis_v2/core/powerhouse_profile.sh`
- `E:/genesis-system/genesis_v2/` directory (all .sh, .py files)
- Any files containing "genesis sync", "genesis swarm", "aiva", "152.53.201.152", "mac mini"

DO NOT edit any files. Just research and report findings:
- List any AIVA protection violations (IP references, SSH attempts)
- List alignment gaps between CLI swarm and tmux swarm
- Summarize what the CLI actually does vs what we need


find "E:/genesis-system/genesis_v2/cli" -type f -name "*.py" 2>/dev/null

Find CLI Python files

Prompt:
Audit the Genesis Powerhouse CLI that Gemini built. I need to check two things:

1. **AIVA Protection Compliance**: The CLI has a `genesis sync` command that attempts to "sync context with AIVA on Local Mac Mini via REST API." The AIVA Protection Protocol (in /mnt/e/genesis-system/AIVA_PROTECTION_PROTOCOL.md) strictly forbids ANY SSH or connections to AIVA's server at 152.53.201.152. Check if the sync command targets that IP or any reference to AIVA's server.

2. **Alignment with tmux swarm**: Our concurrent swarm deployment uses tmux sessions (t1-george, t2-spy, t3-ingest, etc.). Check how Gemini's `genesis swarm spawn/list` compares.

Search these locations:
- `E:/genesis-system/genesis_v2/core/powerhouse_profile.sh`
- `E:/genesis-system/genesis_v2/` directory (all .sh, .py files)
- Any files containing "genesis sync", "genesis swarm", "aiva", "152.53.201.152", "mac mini"

DO NOT edit any files. Just research and report findings:
- List any AIVA protection violations (IP references, SSH attempts)
- List alignment gaps between CLI swarm and tmux swarm
- Summarize what the CLI actually does vs what we need


     1→#!/bin/bash
     2→# Antigravity Powerhouse Shell Profile (WSL/Ubuntu) — ALPHA EVOLVE
     3→# =========================================================================
     4→
     5→export GENESIS_ROOT="/mnt/e/genesis-system"
     6→cd "$GENESIS_ROOT"
     7→export PATH="$GENESIS_ROOT/bin:$PATH"
     8→
     9→# Powerhouse Core Aliases
    10→alias cdgen="cd $GENESIS_ROOT"
    11→alias dash="python3 $GENESIS_ROOT/run_genesis.py --dashboard"
    12→alias sync="python3 $GENESIS_ROOT/run_genesis.py --mcp"
    13→alias aiva="tail -f $GENESIS_ROOT/genesis_v2.log"
    14→alias ghl="python3 $GENESIS_ROOT/plans/creatordashboard/scripts/ghl_v2_client.py"
    15→
    16→# Turbo Utilities
    17→alias status="genesis status"
    18→alias test="python3 $GENESIS_ROOT/run_genesis.py --test"
    19→
    20→# Premium Environment Variables
    21→export GENESIS_ENV="POWERHOUSE"
    22→export TURBO_MODE="ON"
    23→
    24→# Custom Prompt (PS1)
    25→# ⚡ Symbol for Turbo Mode, Genesis Branding
    26→export PS1="\[\e[1;36m\]⚡ [GENESIS-POWERHOUSE] \[\e[0m\]\[\e[32m\]\u\[\e[0m\]@\[\e[34m\]\w\[\e[0m\]\$ "
    27→
    28→# Startup Sequence
    29→clear
    30→if [ -f "$GENESIS_ROOT/welcome_banner.sh" ]; then
    31→    bash "$GENESIS_ROOT/welcome_banner.sh"
    32→fi
    33→
    34→echo -e "\e[1;33m⚡ GENESIS POWERHOUSE ACTIVATED ⚡\e[0m"
    35→echo -e "\e[36mCommands: genesis | dash | sync | aiva | ghl | status | test\e[0m"
    36→

Prompt:
Audit the Genesis Powerhouse CLI that Gemini built. I need to check two things:

1. **AIVA Protection Compliance**: The CLI has a `genesis sync` command that attempts to "sync context with AIVA on Local Mac Mini via REST API." The AIVA Protection Protocol (in /mnt/e/genesis-system/AIVA_PROTECTION_PROTOCOL.md) strictly forbids ANY SSH or connections to AIVA's server at 152.53.201.152. Check if the sync command targets that IP or any reference to AIVA's server.

2. **Alignment with tmux swarm**: Our concurrent swarm deployment uses tmux sessions (t1-george, t2-spy, t3-ingest, etc.). Check how Gemini's `genesis swarm spawn/list` compares.

Search these locations:
- `E:/genesis-system/genesis_v2/core/powerhouse_profile.sh`
- `E:/genesis-system/genesis_v2/` directory (all .sh, .py files)
- Any files containing "genesis sync", "genesis swarm", "aiva", "152.53.201.152", "mac mini"

DO NOT edit any files. Just research and report findings:
- List any AIVA protection violations (IP references, SSH attempts)
- List alignment gaps between CLI swarm and tmux swarm
- Summarize what the CLI actually does vs what we need


Found 8 files
E:\genesis-system\genesis_v2\core\swarm.py
E:\genesis-system\genesis_v2\cli\main.py
E:\genesis-system\genesis_v2\core\aiva.py
E:\genesis-system\genesis_v2\core\powerhouse_profile.sh
E:\genesis-system\genesis_v2\mcp\handoff_tools.py
E:\genesis-system\genesis_v2\mcp\task_board_tools.py
E:\genesis-system\genesis_v2\server\websocket_bridge.py
E:\genesis-system\genesis_v2\core\kg_adapter.py

Prompt:
Audit the Genesis Powerhouse CLI that Gemini built. I need to check two things:

1. **AIVA Protection Compliance**: The CLI has a `genesis sync` command that attempts to "sync context with AIVA on Local Mac Mini via REST API." The AIVA Protection Protocol (in /mnt/e/genesis-system/AIVA_PROTECTION_PROTOCOL.md) strictly forbids ANY SSH or connections to AIVA's server at 152.53.201.152. Check if the sync command targets that IP or any reference to AIVA's server.

2. **Alignment with tmux swarm**: Our concurrent swarm deployment uses tmux sessions (t1-george, t2-spy, t3-ingest, etc.). Check how Gemini's `genesis swarm spawn/list` compares.

Search these locations:
- `E:/genesis-system/genesis_v2/core/powerhouse_profile.sh`
- `E:/genesis-system/genesis_v2/` directory (all .sh, .py files)
- Any files containing "genesis sync", "genesis swarm", "aiva", "152.53.201.152", "mac mini"

DO NOT edit any files. Just research and report findings:
- List any AIVA protection violations (IP references, SSH attempts)
- List alignment gaps between CLI swarm and tmux swarm
- Summarize what the CLI actually does vs what we need


E:/genesis-system/genesis_v2/cli/basic_cli.py
E:/genesis-system/genesis_v2/cli/main.py

Prompt:
Audit the Genesis Powerhouse CLI that Gemini built. I need to check two things:

1. **AIVA Protection Compliance**: The CLI has a `genesis sync` command that attempts to "sync context with AIVA on Local Mac Mini via REST API." The AIVA Protection Protocol (in /mnt/e/genesis-system/AIVA_PROTECTION_PROTOCOL.md) strictly forbids ANY SSH or connections to AIVA's server at 152.53.201.152. Check if the sync command targets that IP or any reference to AIVA's server.

2. **Alignment with tmux swarm**: Our concurrent swarm deployment uses tmux sessions (t1-george, t2-spy, t3-ingest, etc.). Check how Gemini's `genesis swarm spawn/list` compares.

Search these locations:
- `E:/genesis-system/genesis_v2/core/powerhouse_profile.sh`
- `E:/genesis-system/genesis_v2/` directory (all .sh, .py files)
- Any files containing "genesis sync", "genesis swarm", "aiva", "152.53.201.152", "mac mini"

DO NOT edit any files. Just research and report findings:
- List any AIVA protection violations (IP references, SSH attempts)
- List alignment gaps between CLI swarm and tmux swarm
- Summarize what the CLI actually does vs what we need


Prompt:
Audit the Genesis Powerhouse CLI that Gemini built. I need to check two things:

1. **AIVA Protection Compliance**: The CLI has a `genesis sync` command that attempts to "sync context with AIVA on Local Mac Mini via REST API." The AIVA Protection Protocol (in /mnt/e/genesis-system/AIVA_PROTECTION_PROTOCOL.md) strictly forbids ANY SSH or connections to AIVA's server at 152.53.201.152. Check if the sync command targets that IP or any reference to AIVA's server.

2. **Alignment with tmux swarm**: Our concurrent swarm deployment uses tmux sessions (t1-george, t2-spy, t3-ingest, etc.). Check how Gemini's `genesis swarm spawn/list` compares.

Search these locations:
- `E:/genesis-system/genesis_v2/core/powerhouse_profile.sh`
- `E:/genesis-system/genesis_v2/` directory (all .sh, .py files)
- Any files containing "genesis sync", "genesis swarm", "aiva", "152.53.201.152", "mac mini"

DO NOT edit any files. Just research and report findings:
- List any AIVA protection violations (IP references, SSH attempts)
- List alignment gaps between CLI swarm and tmux swarm
- Summarize what the CLI actually does vs what we need


Prompt:
Audit the Genesis Powerhouse CLI that Gemini built. I need to check two things:

1. **AIVA Protection Compliance**: The CLI has a `genesis sync` command that attempts to "sync context with AIVA on Local Mac Mini via REST API." The AIVA Protection Protocol (in /mnt/e/genesis-system/AIVA_PROTECTION_PROTOCOL.md) strictly forbids ANY SSH or connections to AIVA's server at 152.53.201.152. Check if the sync command targets that IP or any reference to AIVA's server.

2. **Alignment with tmux swarm**: Our concurrent swarm deployment uses tmux sessions (t1-george, t2-spy, t3-ingest, etc.). Check how Gemini's `genesis swarm spawn/list` compares.

Search these locations:
- `E:/genesis-system/genesis_v2/core/powerhouse_profile.sh`
- `E:/genesis-system/genesis_v2/` directory (all .sh, .py files)
- Any files containing "genesis sync", "genesis swarm", "aiva", "152.53.201.152", "mac mini"

DO NOT edit any files. Just research and report findings:
- List any AIVA protection violations (IP references, SSH attempts)
- List alignment gaps between CLI swarm and tmux swarm
- Summarize what the CLI actually does vs what we need


Prompt:
Audit the Genesis Powerhouse CLI that Gemini built. I need to check two things:

1. **AIVA Protection Compliance**: The CLI has a `genesis sync` command that attempts to "sync context with AIVA on Local Mac Mini via REST API." The AIVA Protection Protocol (in /mnt/e/genesis-system/AIVA_PROTECTION_PROTOCOL.md) strictly forbids ANY SSH or connections to AIVA's server at 152.53.201.152. Check if the sync command targets that IP or any reference to AIVA's server.

2. **Alignment with tmux swarm**: Our concurrent swarm deployment uses tmux sessions (t1-george, t2-spy, t3-ingest, etc.). Check how Gemini's `genesis swarm spawn/list` compares.

Search these locations:
- `E:/genesis-system/genesis_v2/core/powerhouse_profile.sh`
- `E:/genesis-system/genesis_v2/` directory (all .sh, .py files)
- Any files containing "genesis sync", "genesis swarm", "aiva", "152.53.201.152", "mac mini"

DO NOT edit any files. Just research and report findings:
- List any AIVA protection violations (IP references, SSH attempts)
- List alignment gaps between CLI swarm and tmux swarm
- Summarize what the CLI actually does vs what we need


     1→import os
     2→import sys
     3→
     4→# Ensure local lib and project root are in path
     5→root_dir = os.path.dirname(os.path.dirname(os.path.dirname(__file__)))
     6→sys.path.insert(0, os.path.join(root_dir, "lib"))
     7→sys.path.insert(0, root_dir)
     8→
     9→import typer
    10→from rich.console import Console
    11→from rich.panel import Panel
    12→from rich.table import Table
    13→import json
    14→from pathlib import Path
    15→
    16→# Framework imports
    17→from genesis_v2.core.config import Config
    18→from genesis_v2.core.cost import tracker as cost_tracker
    19→
    20→app = typer.Typer(
    21→    name="genesis",
    22→    help="⚡ Genesis System V2: Alpha Evolve Powerhouse CLI",
    23→    add_completion=False,
    24→)
    25→
    26→console = Console()
    27→
    28→@app.command()
    29→def status():
    30→    """
    31→    🔍 Display multi-layer system health (Core, MCP, Swarm).
    32→    """
    33→    table = Table(title="Genesis System Health", box=None)
    34→    table.add_column("Component", style="bold cyan")
    35→    table.add_column("Status", justify="right")
    36→    table.add_column("Latency/Details", style="dim")
    37→
    38→    # Mock dynamic checks for Layer 1
    39→    table.add_row("Core Engine", "[bold green]ONLINE[/bold green]", "12ms")
    40→    table.add_row("AIVA (Local)", "[bold yellow]STANDBY[/bold yellow]", "Connect via MacMini")
    41→    table.add_row("MCP Tools", "[bold green]SYNCED[/bold green]", "5/5 Shimmed")
    42→    table.add_row("Revenue API", "[bold green]CONNECTED[/bold green]", "GHL V2")
    43→
    44→    # Cost Summary
    45→    costs = cost_tracker.get_summary()
    46→    table.add_row("Session Cost", f"[bold magenta]{costs['session']}[/bold magenta]", "Gemini Flash")
    47→
    48→    console.print(Panel(table, border_style="cyan", title="[bold cyan]MISSION CONTROL[/bold cyan]"))
    49→
    50→@app.command()
    51→def cost():
    52→    """
    53→    💸 Track API usage and costs.
    54→    """
    55→    costs = cost_tracker.get_summary()
    56→
    57→    table = Table(title="API Cost Tracker (Gemini Flash)", box=None)
    58→    table.add_column("Metric", style="bold")
    59→    table.add_column("Amount", justify="right", style="green")
    60→
    61→    table.add_row("Current Session", costs['session'])
    62→    table.add_row("Total Lifetime", costs['total'])
    63→
    64→    console.print(Panel(table, border_style="green", title="[bold green]REVENUE OPS[/bold green]"))
    65→
    66→@app.command()
    67→def teams():
    68→    """
    69→    👥 Display Active Agent Teams Architecture.
    70→    """
    71→    # Load from Knowledge Graph
    72→    # Try multiple paths for robustness
    73→    possible_paths = [
    74→        Path("E:/genesis-system/KNOWLEDGE_GRAPH/entities/agent_teams_architecture.json"),
    75→        Path("/mnt/e/genesis-system/KNOWLEDGE_GRAPH/entities/agent_teams_architecture.json"),
    76→        Path(__file__).parent.parent.parent.parent / "KNOWLEDGE_GRAPH" / "entities" / "agent_teams_architecture.json"
    77→    ]
    78→
    79→    kg_path = None
    80→    for p in possible_paths:
    81→        if p.exists():
    82→            kg_path = p
    83→            break
    84→
    85→    if kg_path:
    86→        data = json.loads(kg_path.read_text())
    87→
    88→        console.print(f"[bold]Active Architecture:[/bold] {data.get('name', 'Unknown')}")
    89→        console.print(f"[dim]Pattern: {data.get('genesis_mapping', 'N/A')}[/dim]\n")
    90→
    91→        table = Table(title="Agent Roles", box=None)
    92→        table.add_column("Role", style="bold cyan")
    93→        table.add_column("Description")
    94→
    95→        for role, desc in data.get("components", {}).items():
    96→            table.add_row(role.replace("_", " ").title(), desc)
    97→
    98→        console.print(table)
    99→
   100→        # Models
   101→        console.print("\n[bold]Model Mapping:[/bold]")
   102→        for role, model in data.get("model_selection", {}).items():
   103→            console.print(f"  - [cyan]{role}[/cyan]: {model}")
   104→
   105→    else:
   106→        console.print("[red]Agent Teams Architecture NOT FOUND in Knowledge Graph.[/red]")
   107→
   108→@app.command()
   109→def revenue():
   110→    """
   111→    💰 Real-time audit of the CreatorDashboard Premium Pipeline.
   112→    """
   113→    console.print("[yellow]Auditing CreatorDashboard Premium Pipeline...[/yellow]")
   114→
   115→    try:
   116→        # Load GHL Client
   117→        # root_dir is already defined at module level
   118→        ghl_path = os.path.join(root_dir, "plans", "creatordashboard", "scripts")
   119→        sys.path.insert(0, ghl_path)
   120→        from ghl_v2_client import load_client
   121→
   122→        # Load from specific env file for CreatorDashboard
   123→        env_path = os.path.join(root_dir, "config", "creatordashboard_ghl.env")
   124→        client = load_client(env_path=env_path)
   125→
   126→        # 1. Find Pipeline
   127→        pipelines_resp = client.list_pipelines()
   128→        pipelines = pipelines_resp.get("pipelines", [])
   129→        target_pipe = next((p for p in pipelines if "Creator Partner" in p.get("name", "")), None)
   130→
   131→        active_partners = 0
   132→        pending_roi = 0.0
   133→        pipe_name = "Not Found"
   134→
   135→        if target_pipe:
   136→            pipe_name = target_pipe["name"]
   137→            pipe_id = target_pipe["id"]
   138→
   139→            # 2. Fetch Opportunities
   140→            # Status: open
   141→            opps_resp = client.list_opportunities(pipeline_id=pipe_id, status="open", limit=100)
   142→            opps = opps_resp.get("opportunities", [])
   143→
   144→            active_partners = len(opps)
   145→
   146→            for opp in opps:
   147→                val = opp.get("monetaryValue")
   148→                if val:
   149→                    pending_roi += float(val)
   150→
   151→        # 3. Display
   152→        table = Table(title=f"Revenue Snapshot: {pipe_name}")
   153→        table.add_column("Metric", style="bold")
   154→        table.add_column("Value", justify="right")
   155→
   156→        table.add_row("Active Partners", f"[bold cyan]{active_partners}[/bold cyan]")
   157→        table.add_row("Pending ROI", f"[bold green]${pending_roi:,.2f}[/bold green]")
   158→        table.add_row("Stripe Bonding", "[bold green]ACTIVE[/bold green]")
   159→
   160→        console.print(table)
   161→
   162→    except Exception as e:
   163→        console.print(f"[red]Revenue Audit Failed: {e}[/red]")
   164→        # Fallback to empty table
   165→        table = Table(title="Revenue Snapshot: Error")
   166→        table.add_column("Metric", style="bold")
   167→        table.add_column("Value", justify="right")
   168→        table.add_row("Status", "[red]CONNECTION ERROR[/red]")
   169→        console.print(table)
   170→
   171→@app.command()
   172→def swarm(action: str = typer.Argument("list", help="Action: list, spawn, kill"),
   173→          name: str = typer.Option(None, "--name", "-n"),
   174→          model: str = typer.Option("kimi/kimi-2.5-flash", "--model", "-m"),
   175→          provider: str = typer.Option("openrouter", "--provider", "-p", help="Provider: google, openrouter")):
   176→    """
   177→    🐝 List and monitor active Gemini/Kimi swarms.
   178→    """
   179→    swarm_path = os.path.join(root_dir, "genesis_v2", "core")
   180→    sys.path.insert(0, swarm_path)
   181→    from swarm import swarm as swarm_manager
   182→
   183→    if action == "list":
   184→        nodes = swarm_manager.list_nodes()
   185→        if not nodes:
   186→            console.print(Panel("[dim]No active swarms detected.[/dim]", title="Swarm Monitor", border_style="magenta"))
   187→        else:
   188→            table = Table(title="Active Swarm Nodes")
   189→            table.add_column("Name", style="bold cyan")
   190→            table.add_column("Model")
   191→            table.add_column("Status")
   192→
   193→            for node in nodes:
   194→                table.add_row(node["name"], node["model"], node["status"])
   195→            console.print(table)
   196→
   197→    elif action == "spawn":
   198→        if not name:
   199→            console.print("[red]Error: --name required for spawn[/red]")
   200→            return
   201→
   202→        try:
   203→            node = swarm_manager.spawn_node(name, model, provider)
   204→            console.print(f"[green]Swarm Node '{name}' spawned successfully.[/green]")
   205→            console.print(f"[dim]Model: {model} | Provider: {provider}[/dim]")
   206→        except Exception as e:
   207→            console.print(f"[red]Spawn Failed: {e}[/red]")
   208→
   209→    elif action == "kill":
   210→        console.print("[yellow]Kill not implemented yet.[/yellow]")
   211→    else:
   212→        console.print(f"[red]Action '{action}' not implemented.[/red]")
   213→
   214→@app.command()
   215→def sync():
   216→    """
   217→    🔄 Sync with AIVA on Local Mac Mini.
   218→    """
   219→    sys.path.insert(0, str(Path("E:/genesis-system/genesis_v2/core")))
   220→    # Use relative path for reliability in WSL
   221→    core_path = os.path.join(root_dir, "genesis_v2", "core")
   222→    sys.path.insert(0, core_path)
   223→
   224→    from aiva import aiva
   225→
   226→    console.print("[yellow]Connecting to AIVA (Mac Mini)...[/yellow]")
   227→    health = aiva.check_health()
   228→
   229→    if aiva.status == "connected":
   230→        console.print("[green]AIVA Connected![/green]")
   231→        console.print(f"Status: {health}")
   232→        # Sync Swarm State
   233→        console.print("Syncing Swarm State...")
   234→        # (Logic to sync swarm state would go here)
   235→        console.print("[green]Sync Complete.[/green]")
   236→    else:
   237→        console.print("[red]AIVA Unreachable.[/red]")
   238→        console.print(f"[dim]{health.get('message', 'Timeout')}[/dim]")
   239→        console.print("[dim]Ensure Mac Mini is online and running Genesis Node.[/dim]")
   240→
   241→if __name__ == "__main__":
   242→    app()
   243→

Prompt:
Audit the Genesis Powerhouse CLI that Gemini built. I need to check two things:

1. **AIVA Protection Compliance**: The CLI has a `genesis sync` command that attempts to "sync context with AIVA on Local Mac Mini via REST API." The AIVA Protection Protocol (in /mnt/e/genesis-system/AIVA_PROTECTION_PROTOCOL.md) strictly forbids ANY SSH or connections to AIVA's server at 152.53.201.152. Check if the sync command targets that IP or any reference to AIVA's server.

2. **Alignment with tmux swarm**: Our concurrent swarm deployment uses tmux sessions (t1-george, t2-spy, t3-ingest, etc.). Check how Gemini's `genesis swarm spawn/list` compares.

Search these locations:
- `E:/genesis-system/genesis_v2/core/powerhouse_profile.sh`
- `E:/genesis-system/genesis_v2/` directory (all .sh, .py files)
- Any files containing "genesis sync", "genesis swarm", "aiva", "152.53.201.152", "mac mini"

DO NOT edit any files. Just research and report findings:
- List any AIVA protection violations (IP references, SSH attempts)
- List alignment gaps between CLI swarm and tmux swarm
- Summarize what the CLI actually does vs what we need


     1→import os
     2→import requests
     3→import json
     4→from typing import Optional, List, Dict, Any
     5→
     6→class SwarmNode:
     7→    """
     8→    Represents a single agent node in the swarm.
     9→    """
    10→    def __init__(self, name: str, model: str, provider: str = "google"):
    11→        self.name = name
    12→        self.model = model
    13→        self.provider = provider
    14→        self.role: str = "worker"
    15→        self.status: str = "idle"
    16→
    17→class OpenRouterClient:
    18→    """
    19→    Client for Kimi K2.5 via OpenRouter (Native requests implementation).
    20→    """
    21→    def __init__(self, api_key: Optional[str] = None):
    22→        self.api_key = api_key or os.getenv("OPENROUTER_API_KEY")
    23→        self.base_url = "https://openrouter.ai/api/v1"
    24→        self.model = "kimi/kimi-2.5-flash" # Hypothetical model ID for Kimi
    25→
    26→    def chat(self, messages: List[Dict[str, str]], **kwargs) -> str:
    27→        """
    28→        Send chat completion request to OpenRouter.
    29→        """
    30→        if not self.api_key:
    31→             return "Error: OPENROUTER_API_KEY not found."
    32→
    33→        headers = {
    34→            "Authorization": f"Bearer {self.api_key}",
    35→            "Content-Type": "application/json",
    36→            "HTTP-Referer": "https://genesis.powerhouse", # Required by OpenRouter
    37→            "X-Title": "Genesis Powerhouse",
    38→        }
    39→
    40→        data = {
    41→            "model": self.model,
    42→            "messages": messages,
    43→            **kwargs
    44→        }
    45→
    46→        try:
    47→            resp = requests.post(
    48→                f"{self.base_url}/chat/completions",
    49→                headers=headers,
    50→                json=data,
    51→                timeout=30
    52→            )
    53→            resp.raise_for_status()
    54→            result = resp.json()
    55→            return result["choices"][0]["message"]["content"]
    56→        except Exception as e:
    57→            return f"Error: {str(e)}"
    58→
    59→class GeminiClient:
    60→    """
    61→    Native Client for Google Gemini Models via REST API.
    62→    """
    63→    def __init__(self, api_key: Optional[str] = None):
    64→        # Try to get key from env or config file
    65→        self.api_key = api_key or os.getenv("GEMINI_API_KEY") or os.getenv("GOOGLE_API_KEY")
    66→        if not self.api_key:
    67→            # Fallback to credential file if available - quick read
    68→            try:
    69→                project_root = os.path.dirname(os.path.dirname(os.path.dirname(__file__)))
    70→                cred_path = os.path.join(project_root, "Credentials", "GoogleAIStudio-Gemini-AgileAdapt-API-KEY.txt")
    71→                if os.path.exists(cred_path):
    72→                    with open(cred_path, "r") as f:
    73→                        content = f.read().strip()
    74→                        self.api_key = content.split("=")[-1].strip() if "=" in content else content
    75→            except:
    76→                pass
    77→
    78→        self.base_url = "https://generativelanguage.googleapis.com/v1beta/models"
    79→
    80→    def chat(self, messages: List[Dict[str, str]], model: str = "gemini-2.0-flash", **kwargs) -> str:
    81→        """
    82→        Send chat generateContent request to Gemini API.
    83→        """
    84→        if not self.api_key:
    85→             return "Error: GEMINI_API_KEY not found."
    86→
    87→        # Convert OpenRouter/OpenAI messages to Gemini format
    88→        contents = []
    89→        for m in messages:
    90→            role = "user" if m["role"] == "user" else "model"
    91→            if m["role"] == "system":
    92→                # Gemini doesn't have system role in contents, usually passed as system_instruction
    93→                # For simplicity in this swarm bridge, we prepend to first user message or ignore
    94→                continue
    95→            contents.append({"role": "user" if role == "user" else "model", "parts": [{"text": m["content"]}]})
    96→
    97→        url = f"{self.base_url}/{model}:generateContent?key={self.api_key}"
    98→
    99→        headers = {
   100→            "Content-Type": "application/json"
   101→        }
   102→
   103→        data = {
   104→            "contents": contents,
   105→        }
   106→        # Add generation config if needed
   107→        # data["generationConfig"] = kwargs.get("generationConfig", {})
   108→
   109→        try:
   110→            resp = requests.post(url, headers=headers, json=data, timeout=30)
   111→            resp.raise_for_status()
   112→            result = resp.json()
   113→            # Extract text
   114→            try:
   115→                return result["candidates"][0]["content"]["parts"][0]["text"]
   116→            except KeyError:
   117→                return f"Error parsing Gemini response: {json.dumps(result)}"
   118→        except Exception as e:
   119→            return f"Error: {str(e)}"
   120→
   121→class SwarmManager:
   122→    """
   123→    Orchestrates multiple agent nodes with persistence.
   124→    """
   125→    def __init__(self, state_file: str = "swarm_state.json"):
   126→        self.state_file = os.path.join(os.path.dirname(__file__), state_file)
   127→        self.nodes: Dict[str, SwarmNode] = {}
   128→        self._load_state()
   129→
   130→    def _load_state(self):
   131→        if os.path.exists(self.state_file):
   132→            try:
   133→                with open(self.state_file, "r") as f:
   134→                    data = json.load(f)
   135→                    for name, info in data.items():
   136→                        self.nodes[name] = SwarmNode(name, info["model"], info["provider"])
   137→                        self.nodes[name].status = info["status"]
   138→                        self.nodes[name].role = info["role"]
   139→            except Exception as e:
   140→                print(f"Error loading swarm state: {e}")
   141→
   142→    def _save_state(self):
   143→        data = {
   144→            name: {
   145→                "model": node.model,
   146→                "provider": node.provider,
   147→                "status": node.status,
   148→                "role": node.role
   149→            }
   150→            for name, node in self.nodes.items()
   151→        }
   152→        try:
   153→            with open(self.state_file, "w") as f:
   154→                json.dump(data, f, indent=2)
   155→        except Exception as e:
   156→            print(f"Error saving swarm state: {e}")
   157→
   158→    def spawn_node(self, name: str, model: str, provider: str = "google") -> SwarmNode:
   159→        node = SwarmNode(name, model, provider)
   160→        self.nodes[name] = node
   161→        self._save_state()
   162→        return node
   163→
   164→    def list_nodes(self) -> List[Dict[str, Any]]:
   165→        return [
   166→            {"name": n.name, "model": n.model, "status": n.status, "provider": n.provider}
   167→            for n in self.nodes.values()
   168→        ]
   169→
   170→# Global instance
   171→swarm = SwarmManager()
   172→

Prompt:
Audit the Genesis Powerhouse CLI that Gemini built. I need to check two things:

1. **AIVA Protection Compliance**: The CLI has a `genesis sync` command that attempts to "sync context with AIVA on Local Mac Mini via REST API." The AIVA Protection Protocol (in /mnt/e/genesis-system/AIVA_PROTECTION_PROTOCOL.md) strictly forbids ANY SSH or connections to AIVA's server at 152.53.201.152. Check if the sync command targets that IP or any reference to AIVA's server.

2. **Alignment with tmux swarm**: Our concurrent swarm deployment uses tmux sessions (t1-george, t2-spy, t3-ingest, etc.). Check how Gemini's `genesis swarm spawn/list` compares.

Search these locations:
- `E:/genesis-system/genesis_v2/core/powerhouse_profile.sh`
- `E:/genesis-system/genesis_v2/` directory (all .sh, .py files)
- Any files containing "genesis sync", "genesis swarm", "aiva", "152.53.201.152", "mac mini"

DO NOT edit any files. Just research and report findings:
- List any AIVA protection violations (IP references, SSH attempts)
- List alignment gaps between CLI swarm and tmux swarm
- Summarize what the CLI actually does vs what we need


     1→import requests
     2→import json
     3→import os
     4→from typing import Dict, Any, Optional
     5→
     6→class AivaClient:
     7→    """
     8→    Client for AIVA (Artificial Intelligence Vertical Agent) running on local Mac Mini.
     9→    Bridge for local hardware control and heavy compute tasks.
    10→    """
    11→    def __init__(self, host: str = "http://192.168.1.152", port: int = 8000):
    12→        self.base_url = f"{host}:{port}"
    13→        self.status = "disconnected"
    14→
    15→    def check_health(self) -> Dict[str, Any]:
    16→        """
    17→        Check if AIVA is reachable.
    18→        """
    19→        try:
    20→            resp = requests.get(f"{self.base_url}/health", timeout=2)
    21→            if resp.status_code == 200:
    22→                self.status = "connected"
    23→                return resp.json()
    24→        except Exception as e:
    25→            self.status = "disconnected"
    26→            return {"status": "error", "message": str(e)}
    27→        return {"status": "unknown"}
    28→
    29→    def sync_context(self, context_data: Dict[str, Any]) -> bool:
    30→        """
    31→        Sync context to AIVA.
    32→        """
    33→        try:
    34→            resp = requests.post(f"{self.base_url}/sync", json=context_data, timeout=5)
    35→            return resp.status_code == 200
    36→        except:
    37→            return False
    38→
    39→# Global instance
    40→aiva = AivaClient()
    41→

Prompt:
Audit the Genesis Powerhouse CLI that Gemini built. I need to check two things:

1. **AIVA Protection Compliance**: The CLI has a `genesis sync` command that attempts to "sync context with AIVA on Local Mac Mini via REST API." The AIVA Protection Protocol (in /mnt/e/genesis-system/AIVA_PROTECTION_PROTOCOL.md) strictly forbids ANY SSH or connections to AIVA's server at 152.53.201.152. Check if the sync command targets that IP or any reference to AIVA's server.

2. **Alignment with tmux swarm**: Our concurrent swarm deployment uses tmux sessions (t1-george, t2-spy, t3-ingest, etc.). Check how Gemini's `genesis swarm spawn/list` compares.

Search these locations:
- `E:/genesis-system/genesis_v2/core/powerhouse_profile.sh`
- `E:/genesis-system/genesis_v2/` directory (all .sh, .py files)
- Any files containing "genesis sync", "genesis swarm", "aiva", "152.53.201.152", "mac mini"

DO NOT edit any files. Just research and report findings:
- List any AIVA protection violations (IP references, SSH attempts)
- List alignment gaps between CLI swarm and tmux swarm
- Summarize what the CLI actually does vs what we need


Search for IP and Mac Mini references

Prompt:
Audit the Genesis Powerhouse CLI that Gemini built. I need to check two things:

1. **AIVA Protection Compliance**: The CLI has a `genesis sync` command that attempts to "sync context with AIVA on Local Mac Mini via REST API." The AIVA Protection Protocol (in /mnt/e/genesis-system/AIVA_PROTECTION_PROTOCOL.md) strictly forbids ANY SSH or connections to AIVA's server at 152.53.201.152. Check if the sync command targets that IP or any reference to AIVA's server.

2. **Alignment with tmux swarm**: Our concurrent swarm deployment uses tmux sessions (t1-george, t2-spy, t3-ingest, etc.). Check how Gemini's `genesis swarm spawn/list` compares.

Search these locations:
- `E:/genesis-system/genesis_v2/core/powerhouse_profile.sh`
- `E:/genesis-system/genesis_v2/` directory (all .sh, .py files)
- Any files containing "genesis sync", "genesis swarm", "aiva", "152.53.201.152", "mac mini"

DO NOT edit any files. Just research and report findings:
- List any AIVA protection violations (IP references, SSH attempts)
- List alignment gaps between CLI swarm and tmux swarm
- Summarize what the CLI actually does vs what we need


find "E:/genesis-system" -name "*tmux*" -o -name "*swarm*" -o -name "*t1-*" -o -name "*t2-*" 2>/dev/null | grep -v genesis_v2

Find tmux-related files

Prompt:
Audit the Genesis Powerhouse CLI that Gemini built. I need to check two things:

1. **AIVA Protection Compliance**: The CLI has a `genesis sync` command that attempts to "sync context with AIVA on Local Mac Mini via REST API." The AIVA Protection Protocol (in /mnt/e/genesis-system/AIVA_PROTECTION_PROTOCOL.md) strictly forbids ANY SSH or connections to AIVA's server at 152.53.201.152. Check if the sync command targets that IP or any reference to AIVA's server.

2. **Alignment with tmux swarm**: Our concurrent swarm deployment uses tmux sessions (t1-george, t2-spy, t3-ingest, etc.). Check how Gemini's `genesis swarm spawn/list` compares.

Search these locations:
- `E:/genesis-system/genesis_v2/core/powerhouse_profile.sh`
- `E:/genesis-system/genesis_v2/` directory (all .sh, .py files)
- Any files containing "genesis sync", "genesis swarm", "aiva", "152.53.201.152", "mac mini"

DO NOT edit any files. Just research and report findings:
- List any AIVA protection violations (IP references, SSH attempts)
- List alignment gaps between CLI swarm and tmux swarm
- Summarize what the CLI actually does vs what we need


Prompt:
Audit the Genesis Powerhouse CLI that Gemini built. I need to check two things:

1. **AIVA Protection Compliance**: The CLI has a `genesis sync` command that attempts to "sync context with AIVA on Local Mac Mini via REST API." The AIVA Protection Protocol (in /mnt/e/genesis-system/AIVA_PROTECTION_PROTOCOL.md) strictly forbids ANY SSH or connections to AIVA's server at 152.53.201.152. Check if the sync command targets that IP or any reference to AIVA's server.

2. **Alignment with tmux swarm**: Our concurrent swarm deployment uses tmux sessions (t1-george, t2-spy, t3-ingest, etc.). Check how Gemini's `genesis swarm spawn/list` compares.

Search these locations:
- `E:/genesis-system/genesis_v2/core/powerhouse_profile.sh`
- `E:/genesis-system/genesis_v2/` directory (all .sh, .py files)
- Any files containing "genesis sync", "genesis swarm", "aiva", "152.53.201.152", "mac mini"

DO NOT edit any files. Just research and report findings:
- List any AIVA protection violations (IP references, SSH attempts)
- List alignment gaps between CLI swarm and tmux swarm
- Summarize what the CLI actually does vs what we need


     1→{
     2→  "kini-persistence-test": {
     3→    "model": "kini/kini-2.5-flash",
     4→    "provider": "google",
     5→    "status": "idle",
     6→    "role": "worker"
     7→  },
     8→  "gemini-alpha": {
     9→    "model": "gemini-2.0-flash",
    10→    "provider": "google",
    11→    "status": "idle",
    12→    "role": "worker"
    13→  }
    14→}

Prompt:
Audit the Genesis Powerhouse CLI that Gemini built. I need to check two things:

1. **AIVA Protection Compliance**: The CLI has a `genesis sync` command that attempts to "sync context with AIVA on Local Mac Mini via REST API." The AIVA Protection Protocol (in /mnt/e/genesis-system/AIVA_PROTECTION_PROTOCOL.md) strictly forbids ANY SSH or connections to AIVA's server at 152.53.201.152. Check if the sync command targets that IP or any reference to AIVA's server.

2. **Alignment with tmux swarm**: Our concurrent swarm deployment uses tmux sessions (t1-george, t2-spy, t3-ingest, etc.). Check how Gemini's `genesis swarm spawn/list` compares.

Search these locations:
- `E:/genesis-system/genesis_v2/core/powerhouse_profile.sh`
- `E:/genesis-system/genesis_v2/` directory (all .sh, .py files)
- Any files containing "genesis sync", "genesis swarm", "aiva", "152.53.201.152", "mac mini"

DO NOT edit any files. Just research and report findings:
- List any AIVA protection violations (IP references, SSH attempts)
- List alignment gaps between CLI swarm and tmux swarm
- Summarize what the CLI actually does vs what we need


E:/genesis-system/genesis_v2/cli/main.py:    🔄 Sync with AIVA on Local Mac Mini.
E:/genesis-system/genesis_v2/cli/main.py:    console.print("[yellow]Connecting to AIVA (Mac Mini)...[/yellow]")
E:/genesis-system/genesis_v2/cli/main.py:        console.print("[dim]Ensure Mac Mini is online and running Genesis Node.[/dim]")
E:/genesis-system/genesis_v2/core/aiva.py:    Client for AIVA (Artificial Intelligence Vertical Agent) running on local Mac Mini.
E:/genesis-system/genesis_v2/core/aiva.py:    def __init__(self, host: str = "http://192.168.1.152", port: int = 8000):
Binary file E:/genesis-system/genesis_v2/core/__pycache__/aiva.cpython-312.pyc matches

Prompt:
Audit the Genesis Powerhouse CLI that Gemini built. I need to check two things:

1. **AIVA Protection Compliance**: The CLI has a `genesis sync` command that attempts to "sync context with AIVA on Local Mac Mini via REST API." The AIVA Protection Protocol (in /mnt/e/genesis-system/AIVA_PROTECTION_PROTOCOL.md) strictly forbids ANY SSH or connections to AIVA's server at 152.53.201.152. Check if the sync command targets that IP or any reference to AIVA's server.

2. **Alignment with tmux swarm**: Our concurrent swarm deployment uses tmux sessions (t1-george, t2-spy, t3-ingest, etc.). Check how Gemini's `genesis swarm spawn/list` compares.

Search these locations:
- `E:/genesis-system/genesis_v2/core/powerhouse_profile.sh`
- `E:/genesis-system/genesis_v2/` directory (all .sh, .py files)
- Any files containing "genesis sync", "genesis swarm", "aiva", "152.53.201.152", "mac mini"

DO NOT edit any files. Just research and report findings:
- List any AIVA protection violations (IP references, SSH attempts)
- List alignment gaps between CLI swarm and tmux swarm
- Summarize what the CLI actually does vs what we need


Prompt:
Audit the Genesis Powerhouse CLI that Gemini built. I need to check two things:

1. **AIVA Protection Compliance**: The CLI has a `genesis sync` command that attempts to "sync context with AIVA on Local Mac Mini via REST API." The AIVA Protection Protocol (in /mnt/e/genesis-system/AIVA_PROTECTION_PROTOCOL.md) strictly forbids ANY SSH or connections to AIVA's server at 152.53.201.152. Check if the sync command targets that IP or any reference to AIVA's server.

2. **Alignment with tmux swarm**: Our concurrent swarm deployment uses tmux sessions (t1-george, t2-spy, t3-ingest, etc.). Check how Gemini's `genesis swarm spawn/list` compares.

Search these locations:
- `E:/genesis-system/genesis_v2/core/powerhouse_profile.sh`
- `E:/genesis-system/genesis_v2/` directory (all .sh, .py files)
- Any files containing "genesis sync", "genesis swarm", "aiva", "152.53.201.152", "mac mini"

DO NOT edit any files. Just research and report findings:
- List any AIVA protection violations (IP references, SSH attempts)
- List alignment gaps between CLI swarm and tmux swarm
- Summarize what the CLI actually does vs what we need


find "E:/genesis-system" -type f -name "*.md" -o -name "*.sh" | xargs grep -l "t1-george\|t2-spy\|t3-ingest\|tmux" 2>/dev/null | head -10

Find tmux session documentation

Prompt:
Audit the Genesis Powerhouse CLI that Gemini built. I need to check two things:

1. **AIVA Protection Compliance**: The CLI has a `genesis sync` command that attempts to "sync context with AIVA on Local Mac Mini via REST API." The AIVA Protection Protocol (in /mnt/e/genesis-system/AIVA_PROTECTION_PROTOCOL.md) strictly forbids ANY SSH or connections to AIVA's server at 152.53.201.152. Check if the sync command targets that IP or any reference to AIVA's server.

2. **Alignment with tmux swarm**: Our concurrent swarm deployment uses tmux sessions (t1-george, t2-spy, t3-ingest, etc.). Check how Gemini's `genesis swarm spawn/list` compares.

Search these locations:
- `E:/genesis-system/genesis_v2/core/powerhouse_profile.sh`
- `E:/genesis-system/genesis_v2/` directory (all .sh, .py files)
- Any files containing "genesis sync", "genesis swarm", "aiva", "152.53.201.152", "mac mini"

DO NOT edit any files. Just research and report findings:
- List any AIVA protection violations (IP references, SSH attempts)
- List alignment gaps between CLI swarm and tmux swarm
- Summarize what the CLI actually does vs what we need


Prompt:
Audit the Genesis Powerhouse CLI that Gemini built. I need to check two things:

1. **AIVA Protection Compliance**: The CLI has a `genesis sync` command that attempts to "sync context with AIVA on Local Mac Mini via REST API." The AIVA Protection Protocol (in /mnt/e/genesis-system/AIVA_PROTECTION_PROTOCOL.md) strictly forbids ANY SSH or connections to AIVA's server at 152.53.201.152. Check if the sync command targets that IP or any reference to AIVA's server.

2. **Alignment with tmux swarm**: Our concurrent swarm deployment uses tmux sessions (t1-george, t2-spy, t3-ingest, etc.). Check how Gemini's `genesis swarm spawn/list` compares.

Search these locations:
- `E:/genesis-system/genesis_v2/core/powerhouse_profile.sh`
- `E:/genesis-system/genesis_v2/` directory (all .sh, .py files)
- Any files containing "genesis sync", "genesis swarm", "aiva", "152.53.201.152", "mac mini"

DO NOT edit any files. Just research and report findings:
- List any AIVA protection violations (IP references, SSH attempts)
- List alignment gaps between CLI swarm and tmux swarm
- Summarize what the CLI actually does vs what we need


     1→# /swarm - Launch Gemini RWL Swarm
     2→
     3→Launch a parallel Gemini swarm to execute multiple stories simultaneously.
     4→
     5→**Stories/Tasks**: $ARGUMENTS
     6→
     7→## Swarm Configuration
     8→
     9→- **Default Size**: 5 parallel agents
    10→- **Max Size**: 10 parallel agents
    11→- **Model**: Auto-selected by Rate Maximizer
    12→- **Target Utilization**: 90-95% of rate limits
    13→
    14→## Execution
    15→
    16→```python
    17→from core.genesis_execution_layer import get_execution_layer, ExecutionMode
    18→
    19→layer = get_execution_layer()
    20→
    21→# Force swarm execution mode
    22→result = await layer.execute_task(
    23→    task="$ARGUMENTS",
    24→    force_mode=ExecutionMode.RWL_SWARM
    25→)
    26→
    27→print(f"Completed: {result.stories_completed}")
    28→print(f"Failed: {result.stories_failed}")
    29→print(f"Tokens: {result.total_tokens}")
    30→```
    31→
    32→## Swarm Best Practices
    33→
    34→1. **Batch Similar Tasks**: Group related work for efficient context
    35→2. **Set Clear Criteria**: Each story needs verifiable acceptance criteria
    36→3. **Monitor Rate Limits**: Check `/status` before large swarms
    37→4. **Review Results**: Verify swarm output before committing
    38→
    39→## Example Usage
    40→```
    41→/swarm Create 5 API endpoints for booking system
    42→/swarm Migrate all database models to new schema
    43→/swarm Write unit tests for authentication module
    44→```
    45→
    46→The swarm will automatically:
    47→- Decompose into RWL stories
    48→- Execute in parallel batches
    49→- Self-verify against criteria
    50→- Report consolidated results
    51→

Prompt:
Audit the Genesis Powerhouse CLI that Gemini built. I need to check two things:

1. **AIVA Protection Compliance**: The CLI has a `genesis sync` command that attempts to "sync context with AIVA on Local Mac Mini via REST API." The AIVA Protection Protocol (in /mnt/e/genesis-system/AIVA_PROTECTION_PROTOCOL.md) strictly forbids ANY SSH or connections to AIVA's server at 152.53.201.152. Check if the sync command targets that IP or any reference to AIVA's server.

2. **Alignment with tmux swarm**: Our concurrent swarm deployment uses tmux sessions (t1-george, t2-spy, t3-ingest, etc.). Check how Gemini's `genesis swarm spawn/list` compares.

Search these locations:
- `E:/genesis-system/genesis_v2/core/powerhouse_profile.sh`
- `E:/genesis-system/genesis_v2/` directory (all .sh, .py files)
- Any files containing "genesis sync", "genesis swarm", "aiva", "152.53.201.152", "mac mini"

DO NOT edit any files. Just research and report findings:
- List any AIVA protection violations (IP references, SSH attempts)
- List alignment gaps between CLI swarm and tmux swarm
- Summarize what the CLI actually does vs what we need


Command running in background with ID: b2c85d6. Output is being written to: C:\Users\P3\AppData\Local\Temp\claude\E---claude-worktrees-genesis-system-zealous-liskov\tasks\b2c85d6.output

Prompt:
Audit the Genesis Powerhouse CLI that Gemini built. I need to check two things:

1. **AIVA Protection Compliance**: The CLI has a `genesis sync` command that attempts to "sync context with AIVA on Local Mac Mini via REST API." The AIVA Protection Protocol (in /mnt/e/genesis-system/AIVA_PROTECTION_PROTOCOL.md) strictly forbids ANY SSH or connections to AIVA's server at 152.53.201.152. Check if the sync command targets that IP or any reference to AIVA's server.

2. **Alignment with tmux swarm**: Our concurrent swarm deployment uses tmux sessions (t1-george, t2-spy, t3-ingest, etc.). Check how Gemini's `genesis swarm spawn/list` compares.

Search these locations:
- `E:/genesis-system/genesis_v2/core/powerhouse_profile.sh`
- `E:/genesis-system/genesis_v2/` directory (all .sh, .py files)
- Any files containing "genesis sync", "genesis swarm", "aiva", "152.53.201.152", "mac mini"

DO NOT edit any files. Just research and report findings:
- List any AIVA protection violations (IP references, SSH attempts)
- List alignment gaps between CLI swarm and tmux swarm
- Summarize what the CLI actually does vs what we need


grep -r "tmux new-session\|tmux send-keys\|t1-george\|t2-spy" "E:/genesis-system" 2>/dev/null | head -20

Search for tmux commands

Prompt:
Audit the Genesis Powerhouse CLI that Gemini built. I need to check two things:

1. **AIVA Protection Compliance**: The CLI has a `genesis sync` command that attempts to "sync context with AIVA on Local Mac Mini via REST API." The AIVA Protection Protocol (in /mnt/e/genesis-system/AIVA_PROTECTION_PROTOCOL.md) strictly forbids ANY SSH or connections to AIVA's server at 152.53.201.152. Check if the sync command targets that IP or any reference to AIVA's server.

2. **Alignment with tmux swarm**: Our concurrent swarm deployment uses tmux sessions (t1-george, t2-spy, t3-ingest, etc.). Check how Gemini's `genesis swarm spawn/list` compares.

Search these locations:
- `E:/genesis-system/genesis_v2/core/powerhouse_profile.sh`
- `E:/genesis-system/genesis_v2/` directory (all .sh, .py files)
- Any files containing "genesis sync", "genesis swarm", "aiva", "152.53.201.152", "mac mini"

DO NOT edit any files. Just research and report findings:
- List any AIVA protection violations (IP references, SSH attempts)
- List alignment gaps between CLI swarm and tmux swarm
- Summarize what the CLI actually does vs what we need


cat "E:/genesis-system/.claude-worktrees/genesis-system/zealous-liskov/.git/config" 2>/dev/null || cat "E:/genesis-system/genesis-swarm.ps1" 2>/dev/null | head -50

Check swarm launcher script

Prompt:
Audit the Genesis Powerhouse CLI that Gemini built. I need to check two things:

1. **AIVA Protection Compliance**: The CLI has a `genesis sync` command that attempts to "sync context with AIVA on Local Mac Mini via REST API." The AIVA Protection Protocol (in /mnt/e/genesis-system/AIVA_PROTECTION_PROTOCOL.md) strictly forbids ANY SSH or connections to AIVA's server at 152.53.201.152. Check if the sync command targets that IP or any reference to AIVA's server.

2. **Alignment with tmux swarm**: Our concurrent swarm deployment uses tmux sessions (t1-george, t2-spy, t3-ingest, etc.). Check how Gemini's `genesis swarm spawn/list` compares.

Search these locations:
- `E:/genesis-system/genesis_v2/core/powerhouse_profile.sh`
- `E:/genesis-system/genesis_v2/` directory (all .sh, .py files)
- Any files containing "genesis sync", "genesis swarm", "aiva", "152.53.201.152", "mac mini"

DO NOT edit any files. Just research and report findings:
- List any AIVA protection violations (IP references, SSH attempts)
- List alignment gaps between CLI swarm and tmux swarm
- Summarize what the CLI actually does vs what we need


<#
.SYNOPSIS
Spawns a new instance of the universal_rwl_runner.py script for a given PRD.

.DESCRIPTION
This script simplifies the process of launching the universal_rwl_runner.py script.
It takes a PRD (Product Requirements Document) as input and executes the Python script
with the specified PRD as an argument.  This allows for easy scaling and parallel
execution of different PRDs.

.PARAMETER PRD
The path to the Product Requirements Document (PRD) file. This is a mandatory parameter.

.EXAMPLE
genesis-swarm "C:\path\to\my_prd.txt"

Launches the universal_rwl_runner.py script with "C:\path\to\my_prd.txt" as the PRD.

.NOTES
Requires Python to be installed and accessible in the system's PATH environment variable.
Assumes that universal_rwl_runner.py is located in the same directory as this script.
#>

param (
    [Parameter(Mandatory=$true, HelpMessage="The path to the Product Requirements Document (PRD) file.")]
    [string]$PRD
)

# Get the directory where the script is located
$ScriptPath = Split-Path -parent $MyInvocation.MyCommand.Definition

# Construct the full path to the Python script
$PythonScriptPath = Join-Path -Path $ScriptPath -ChildPath "universal_rwl_runner.py"

# Check if the Python script exists
if (-not (Test-Path -Path $PythonScriptPath)) {
    Write-Error "Error: universal_rwl_runner.py not found in '$ScriptPath'."
    exit 1
}

# Check if the PRD file exists
if (-not (Test-Path -Path $PRD)) {
    Write-Error "Error: PRD file '$PRD' not found."
    exit 1
}

# Construct the command to execute the Python script
$Command = "python `"$PythonScriptPath`" `"$PRD`""

Prompt:
Audit the Genesis Powerhouse CLI that Gemini built. I need to check two things:

1. **AIVA Protection Compliance**: The CLI has a `genesis sync` command that attempts to "sync context with AIVA on Local Mac Mini via REST API." The AIVA Protection Protocol (in /mnt/e/genesis-system/AIVA_PROTECTION_PROTOCOL.md) strictly forbids ANY SSH or connections to AIVA's server at 152.53.201.152. Check if the sync command targets that IP or any reference to AIVA's server.

2. **Alignment with tmux swarm**: Our concurrent swarm deployment uses tmux sessions (t1-george, t2-spy, t3-ingest, etc.). Check how Gemini's `genesis swarm spawn/list` compares.

Search these locations:
- `E:/genesis-system/genesis_v2/core/powerhouse_profile.sh`
- `E:/genesis-system/genesis_v2/` directory (all .sh, .py files)
- Any files containing "genesis sync", "genesis swarm", "aiva", "152.53.201.152", "mac mini"

DO NOT edit any files. Just research and report findings:
- List any AIVA protection violations (IP references, SSH attempts)
- List alignment gaps between CLI swarm and tmux swarm
- Summarize what the CLI actually does vs what we need


Command running in background with ID: bc06e0b. Output is being written to: C:\Users\P3\AppData\Local\Temp\claude\E---claude-worktrees-genesis-system-zealous-liskov\tasks\bc06e0b.output

Prompt:
Audit the Genesis Powerhouse CLI that Gemini built. I need to check two things:

1. **AIVA Protection Compliance**: The CLI has a `genesis sync` command that attempts to "sync context with AIVA on Local Mac Mini via REST API." The AIVA Protection Protocol (in /mnt/e/genesis-system/AIVA_PROTECTION_PROTOCOL.md) strictly forbids ANY SSH or connections to AIVA's server at 152.53.201.152. Check if the sync command targets that IP or any reference to AIVA's server.

2. **Alignment with tmux swarm**: Our concurrent swarm deployment uses tmux sessions (t1-george, t2-spy, t3-ingest, etc.). Check how Gemini's `genesis swarm spawn/list` compares.

Search these locations:
- `E:/genesis-system/genesis_v2/core/powerhouse_profile.sh`
- `E:/genesis-system/genesis_v2/` directory (all .sh, .py files)
- Any files containing "genesis sync", "genesis swarm", "aiva", "152.53.201.152", "mac mini"

DO NOT edit any files. Just research and report findings:
- List any AIVA protection violations (IP references, SSH attempts)
- List alignment gaps between CLI swarm and tmux swarm
- Summarize what the CLI actually does vs what we need


find "E:/genesis-system" -path "*/.claude*" -prune -o -type f -name "*.md" -print | xargs grep -l "t1-\|t2-\|t3-\|tmux session" 2>/dev/null | head -5

Find documentation on tmux sessions

Prompt:
Audit the Genesis Powerhouse CLI that Gemini built. I need to check two things:

1. **AIVA Protection Compliance**: The CLI has a `genesis sync` command that attempts to "sync context with AIVA on Local Mac Mini via REST API." The AIVA Protection Protocol (in /mnt/e/genesis-system/AIVA_PROTECTION_PROTOCOL.md) strictly forbids ANY SSH or connections to AIVA's server at 152.53.201.152. Check if the sync command targets that IP or any reference to AIVA's server.

2. **Alignment with tmux swarm**: Our concurrent swarm deployment uses tmux sessions (t1-george, t2-spy, t3-ingest, etc.). Check how Gemini's `genesis swarm spawn/list` compares.

Search these locations:
- `E:/genesis-system/genesis_v2/core/powerhouse_profile.sh`
- `E:/genesis-system/genesis_v2/` directory (all .sh, .py files)
- Any files containing "genesis sync", "genesis swarm", "aiva", "152.53.201.152", "mac mini"

DO NOT edit any files. Just research and report findings:
- List any AIVA protection violations (IP references, SSH attempts)
- List alignment gaps between CLI swarm and tmux swarm
- Summarize what the CLI actually does vs what we need


ls -la "E:/genesis-system/swarms/" 2>/dev/null | head -20

List swarm scripts

Prompt:
Audit the Genesis Powerhouse CLI that Gemini built. I need to check two things:

1. **AIVA Protection Compliance**: The CLI has a `genesis sync` command that attempts to "sync context with AIVA on Local Mac Mini via REST API." The AIVA Protection Protocol (in /mnt/e/genesis-system/AIVA_PROTECTION_PROTOCOL.md) strictly forbids ANY SSH or connections to AIVA's server at 152.53.201.152. Check if the sync command targets that IP or any reference to AIVA's server.

2. **Alignment with tmux swarm**: Our concurrent swarm deployment uses tmux sessions (t1-george, t2-spy, t3-ingest, etc.). Check how Gemini's `genesis swarm spawn/list` compares.

Search these locations:
- `E:/genesis-system/genesis_v2/core/powerhouse_profile.sh`
- `E:/genesis-system/genesis_v2/` directory (all .sh, .py files)
- Any files containing "genesis sync", "genesis swarm", "aiva", "152.53.201.152", "mac mini"

DO NOT edit any files. Just research and report findings:
- List any AIVA protection violations (IP references, SSH attempts)
- List alignment gaps between CLI swarm and tmux swarm
- Summarize what the CLI actually does vs what we need


total 363
drwxr-xr-x 1 P3 197121     0 Feb  5 17:22 .
drwxr-xr-x 1 P3 197121     0 Feb 13 06:29 ..
-rw-r--r-- 1 P3 197121   188 Feb  5 17:11 __init__.py
-rw-r--r-- 1 P3 197121  6270 Jan  8 05:28 agent_logic.py
-rwxr-xr-x 1 P3 197121  7516 Dec 29 04:27 agent_sprint_launcher.py
-rw-r--r-- 1 P3 197121   300 Feb  5 17:11 architect.py
-rw-r--r-- 1 P3 197121   551 Feb  5 17:11 base_agent.py
-rw-r--r-- 1 P3 197121 11846 Jan  8 05:28 blackboard.json
-rw-r--r-- 1 P3 197121  1080 Jan 12 11:04 blackboard_nexus.py
-rw-r--r-- 1 P3 197121   240 Feb  5 17:11 builder.py
-rw-r--r-- 1 P3 197121  2998 Jan  2 15:35 camel_tool.py
drwxr-xr-x 1 P3 197121     0 Feb  5 17:22 capability_discovery
-rw-r--r-- 1 P3 197121  4263 Jan 27 20:25 config.py
-rw-r--r-- 1 P3 197121  1109 Jan  4 07:06 contractor_crypto.py
-rw-r--r-- 1 P3 197121  1226 Jan  4 07:05 contractor_ghl.py
drwxr-xr-x 1 P3 197121     0 Jan  1 05:39 coordinator
-rw-r--r-- 1 P3 197121   254 Feb  5 17:11 critic.py
-rw-r--r-- 1 P3 197121  6018 Jan  6 19:56 dashboard.html
-rw-r--r-- 1 P3 197121  4747 Jan  6 19:57 dashboard_data.json

Prompt:
Audit the Genesis Powerhouse CLI that Gemini built. I need to check two things:

1. **AIVA Protection Compliance**: The CLI has a `genesis sync` command that attempts to "sync context with AIVA on Local Mac Mini via REST API." The AIVA Protection Protocol (in /mnt/e/genesis-system/AIVA_PROTECTION_PROTOCOL.md) strictly forbids ANY SSH or connections to AIVA's server at 152.53.201.152. Check if the sync command targets that IP or any reference to AIVA's server.

2. **Alignment with tmux swarm**: Our concurrent swarm deployment uses tmux sessions (t1-george, t2-spy, t3-ingest, etc.). Check how Gemini's `genesis swarm spawn/list` compares.

Search these locations:
- `E:/genesis-system/genesis_v2/core/powerhouse_profile.sh`
- `E:/genesis-system/genesis_v2/` directory (all .sh, .py files)
- Any files containing "genesis sync", "genesis swarm", "aiva", "152.53.201.152", "mac mini"

DO NOT edit any files. Just research and report findings:
- List any AIVA protection violations (IP references, SSH attempts)
- List alignment gaps between CLI swarm and tmux swarm
- Summarize what the CLI actually does vs what we need


Prompt:
Audit the Genesis Powerhouse CLI that Gemini built. I need to check two things:

1. **AIVA Protection Compliance**: The CLI has a `genesis sync` command that attempts to "sync context with AIVA on Local Mac Mini via REST API." The AIVA Protection Protocol (in /mnt/e/genesis-system/AIVA_PROTECTION_PROTOCOL.md) strictly forbids ANY SSH or connections to AIVA's server at 152.53.201.152. Check if the sync command targets that IP or any reference to AIVA's server.

2. **Alignment with tmux swarm**: Our concurrent swarm deployment uses tmux sessions (t1-george, t2-spy, t3-ingest, etc.). Check how Gemini's `genesis swarm spawn/list` compares.

Search these locations:
- `E:/genesis-system/genesis_v2/core/powerhouse_profile.sh`
- `E:/genesis-system/genesis_v2/` directory (all .sh, .py files)
- Any files containing "genesis sync", "genesis swarm", "aiva", "152.53.201.152", "mac mini"

DO NOT edit any files. Just research and report findings:
- List any AIVA protection violations (IP references, SSH attempts)
- List alignment gaps between CLI swarm and tmux swarm
- Summarize what the CLI actually does vs what we need


Check AIVA IP configuration

Prompt:
Audit the Genesis Powerhouse CLI that Gemini built. I need to check two things:

1. **AIVA Protection Compliance**: The CLI has a `genesis sync` command that attempts to "sync context with AIVA on Local Mac Mini via REST API." The AIVA Protection Protocol (in /mnt/e/genesis-system/AIVA_PROTECTION_PROTOCOL.md) strictly forbids ANY SSH or connections to AIVA's server at 152.53.201.152. Check if the sync command targets that IP or any reference to AIVA's server.

2. **Alignment with tmux swarm**: Our concurrent swarm deployment uses tmux sessions (t1-george, t2-spy, t3-ingest, etc.). Check how Gemini's `genesis swarm spawn/list` compares.

Search these locations:
- `E:/genesis-system/genesis_v2/core/powerhouse_profile.sh`
- `E:/genesis-system/genesis_v2/` directory (all .sh, .py files)
- Any files containing "genesis sync", "genesis swarm", "aiva", "152.53.201.152", "mac mini"

DO NOT edit any files. Just research and report findings:
- List any AIVA protection violations (IP references, SSH attempts)
- List alignment gaps between CLI swarm and tmux swarm
- Summarize what the CLI actually does vs what we need


class AivaClient:
    """
    Client for AIVA (Artificial Intelligence Vertical Agent) running on local Mac Mini.
    Bridge for local hardware control and heavy compute tasks.
    """
    def __init__(self, host: str = "http://192.168.1.152", port: int = 8000):
        self.base_url = f"{host}:{port}"
        self.status = "disconnected"

    def check_health(self) -> Dict[str, Any]:
        """

Prompt:
Audit the Genesis Powerhouse CLI that Gemini built. I need to check two things:

1. **AIVA Protection Compliance**: The CLI has a `genesis sync` command that attempts to "sync context with AIVA on Local Mac Mini via REST API." The AIVA Protection Protocol (in /mnt/e/genesis-system/AIVA_PROTECTION_PROTOCOL.md) strictly forbids ANY SSH or connections to AIVA's server at 152.53.201.152. Check if the sync command targets that IP or any reference to AIVA's server.

2. **Alignment with tmux swarm**: Our concurrent swarm deployment uses tmux sessions (t1-george, t2-spy, t3-ingest, etc.). Check how Gemini's `genesis swarm spawn/list` compares.

Search these locations:
- `E:/genesis-system/genesis_v2/core/powerhouse_profile.sh`
- `E:/genesis-system/genesis_v2/` directory (all .sh, .py files)
- Any files containing "genesis sync", "genesis swarm", "aiva", "152.53.201.152", "mac mini"

DO NOT edit any files. Just research and report findings:
- List any AIVA protection violations (IP references, SSH attempts)
- List alignment gaps between CLI swarm and tmux swarm
- Summarize what the CLI actually does vs what we need


python3 /mnt/e/genesis-system/.claude/hooks/observability_logger.py --event session_stop


python3 /mnt/e/genesis-system/.claude/hooks/memory_saver.py --event stop


Failed with non-blocking status code: 'python3' is not recognized as an internal or external command,
operable program or batch file.


so maybe we should get antigravity to give us a real tmux build ? or do they even use tmux? idealy I want a comparable system that can also sync

Research: Multi-level memory architecture

Researched multi-level memory architecture

Read Domain Portfolio folder + save to Supermemory

Read and saved Domain Portfolio to Supermemory

Build sunaiva.com/ai landing page with drag-n-drop hero

Write docker-compose.yml for FalkorDB + Graphiti + Pipeline

Wrote docker-compose for sovereign memory stack

Build Claude conversation digestion pipeline

Built Claude conversation digestion pipeline API

Update landing page pricing ($47/$97/$197)

Save all decisions to Supermemory

Deploy to Elestio VPS

Deployed sovereign memory engine to Elestio — MCP endpoint live

Test MCP endpoint responds

Verified MCP endpoint — Graphiti Agent Memory v1.21.0 operational

Test pipeline: Kinan as user zero

Testing pipeline with Kinan as user zero

Audit Genesis Powerhouse CLI for AIVA protection compliance

Auditing Gemini's CLI for AIVA protection violations


Good question. Let me check what Antigravity actually uses for their agent orchestration — they might have a better pattern than raw tmux.


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Question: Google Antigravity AI agent orchestration architecture 2026


Question: Claude Code agent teams tmux persistent sessions orchestration 2026


Web search results for query: "Google Antigravity AI agent orchestration architecture 2026"

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Based on the search results, here's comprehensive information about Google Antigravity's AI agent orchestration architecture in 2026:

## Overview

Google Antigravity is a new agentic development platform designed to help you operate at a higher, task-oriented level. Announced on November 18, 2025 alongside the release of Gemini 3, Antigravity enables developers to delegate complex coding tasks to autonomous AI agents powered primarily by Google's Gemini 3 Pro, Gemini 3 Deep Think and Gemini 3 Flash models.

## Agent Orchestration Architecture

It is designed for high-level orchestration, allowing developers to spawn, monitor, and interact with multiple agents operating asynchronously across different workspaces or tasks. The platform features a dedicated interface for spawning and observing multiple AI agents working asynchronously across different workspaces.

## Core Design Philosophy

Unlike traditional AI assistants that merely offer code suggestions, Antigravity introduces an "agent-first" paradigm, where AI agents function as independent actors capable of navigating an entire project's lifecycle. The platform is a heavily modified fork of Visual Studio Code.

## Key Features

**Artifacts System**: Antigravity solves this by having agents generate Artifacts—tangible deliverables like task lists, implementation plans, screenshots, and browser recordings.

**Model Support**: Google Antigravity prioritizes agent orchestration through Mission Control and provides access to multiple AI models including Gemini 3 Flash and Claude Opus 4.5 without requiring separate API subscriptions.

**Knowledge Base**: Antigravity treats "learning" as a core primitive, allowing agents to retrieve from and contribute to a shared knowledge base to improve their performance over time.

## Availability and Pricing

As of early 2026, Google Antigravity remains in a public preview phase, offering significant power to individual developers. Public Preview: Free of charge for users with personal Gmail accounts. Gemini 3 Quota: Includes "generous rate limits" for Gemini 3 Pro usage during the preview period.

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Question: Google Antigravity AI agent orchestration architecture 2026

Google Antigravity Review (2026): The "Agent-First" IDE for Gemini 3

Google Antigravity - Wikipedia


Web search results for query: "Claude Code agent teams tmux persistent sessions orchestration 2026"

Links: [{"title":"Orchestrate teams of Claude Code sessions - Claude Code Docs","url":"https://code.claude.com/docs/en/agent-teams"},{"title":"How to Set Up and Use Claude Code Agent Teams (And Actually Get Great Results) | by Dára Sobaloju | Feb, 2026 | Medium","url":"https://darasoba.medium.com/how-to-set-up-and-use-claude-code-agent-teams-and-actually-get-great-results-9a34f8648f6d"},{"title":"Claude Code Agent Teams: Multi-Session Orchestration","url":"https://claudefa.st/blog/guide/agents/agent-teams"},{"title":"AddyOsmani.com - Claude Code Swarms","url":"https://addyosmani.com/blog/claude-code-agent-teams/"},{"title":"Claude Code Swarm Orchestration Skill - Complete guide to multi-agent coordination with TeammateTool, Task system, and all patterns · GitHub","url":"https://gist.github.com/kieranklaassen/4f2aba89594a4aea4ad64d753984b2ea"},{"title":"Orchestrate teams of Claude Code sessions | Hacker News","url":"https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46902368"},{"title":"Claude Code Multi-Agent tmux Setup","url":"https://www.dariuszparys.com/claude-code-multi-agent-tmux-setup/"},{"title":"Building Apps with Claude Opus 4.6 Agent Teams & Firecrawl Agent","url":"https://www.firecrawl.dev/blog/claude-opus-4-6-agent-teams-firecrawl"},{"title":"Claude Code Agent Teams","url":"https://prg.sh/notes/Claude-Code-Agent-Teams"},{"title":"Scaling your Agentic Workflow: Claude Code Agent Teams in tmux | Javier Aguilar","url":"https://www.javieraguilar.ai/en/blog/claude-code-agent-teams"}]

Based on the search results, here's comprehensive information about Claude Code agent teams with tmux persistent sessions and orchestration in 2026:

## Overview

Claude Code agent teams let you coordinate multiple Claude Code instances working together, where one session acts as the team lead coordinating work and assigning tasks, while teammates work independently in their own context windows and communicate directly with each other.

## Display Modes and Persistent Sessions

If a tmux session persists after the team ends, it may not have been fully cleaned up. The system supports multiple display modes:

- **In-process (default)**: All teammates run inside your single terminal, using Shift+Up and Shift+Down to switch between teammate views, which works everywhere but can feel cramped.

- **Split panes**: Each teammate gets its own tmux or iTerm2 pane where you can see all of them working simultaneously, which is recommended for more than two teammates.

## Tmux Configuration

The default setting is "auto", which uses split panes if you're already running inside a tmux session and in-process otherwise, while the "tmux" setting enables split-pane mode and auto-detects whether to use tmux or iTerm2.

Split panes require tmux or iTerm2, tmux has known limitations on certain operating systems and traditionally works best on macOS, and using tmux -CC in iTerm2 is the suggested entrypoint into tmux.

## Orchestration Architecture

Agent teams were shipped alongside Opus 4.6 in February 2026 and remain experimental, gated behind a feature flag. Agent teams are experimental and disabled by default, but can be enabled by adding CLAUDE_CODE_EXPERIMENTAL_AGENT_TEAMS to your settings.json or environment.

## Known Limitations

Notable limitations include no session resumption with in-process teammates where /resume and /rewind do not restore in-process teammates, and after resuming a session, the lead may attempt to message teammates that no longer exist.

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Question: Claude Code agent teams tmux persistent sessions orchestration 2026

AddyOsmani.com - Claude Code Swarms

Claude Code Multi-Agent tmux Setup

Claude Code Agent Teams


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Prompt: How does Antigravity orchestrate multiple agents? What is Mission Control? How do agents communicate and sync? Is there tmux or persistent session management? What's the architecture for running concurrent agents?


Prompt: How does Claude Code Agent Teams work with tmux? What's the architecture for persistent sessions? How do agents communicate? What are the tmux patterns for scaling?


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Error: Request failed with status code 429


<tool_use_error>Sibling tool call errored</tool_use_error>


Prompt: How does Antigravity's Agent Manager work? How does it orchestrate multiple agents? What is Mission Control? How do agents persist, communicate, and sync? What's the architecture?


# Google Antigravity's Agent Orchestration System

## Agent Manager

The Agent Manager serves as your workspace hub. You create separate workspaces for different projects, then initiate conversations with AI agents directly from this panel. Each agent maintains independent context, preventing conflicts during parallel development.

## Mission Control Interface

"Mission Control interface serves as your command center for managing multiple AI agents. Instead of juggling different windows and contexts, you get a unified inbox where all agent communications flow."

This centralized dashboard lets you track all agent activities, coordinate their work, and provide feedback across multiple simultaneous development streams.

## Multi-Agent Coordination

The platform enables parallel workflows where different agents handle distinct project components:

- **Separated Workspaces**: Assign agents to individual workspaces for frontend, backend, database, and testing tasks simultaneously
- **Independent Context**: Each agent maintains its own memory, preventing interference between parallel development tracks
- **Unified Communication**: Review progress from all agents through Mission Control's inbox system

## Architecture Highlights

Agents can access large context windows (Gemini 3 Flash, Claude Opus 4.5), enabling them to understand entire project structures. This allows coherent multi-file edits across interconnected components while maintaining consistency with established coding standards and architectural patterns stored in the platform's knowledge base.


Here's the real picture:

## Antigravity vs Claude Code vs Raw tmux

| Feature | **Antigravity** | **Claude Code Agent Teams** | **Raw tmux** (Gemini's CLI) |
|---------|----------------|---------------------------|---------------------------|
| Agent orchestration | **Agent Manager + Mission Control** | **TeamCreate + SendMessage** | Manual scripts |
| Persistent sessions | Yes (workspace-based) | Experimental (tmux split panes) | You manage yourself |
| Agent communication | Unified inbox | Direct messaging between agents | None |
| Parallel workspaces | Yes, separated per agent | Yes, each teammate own context | tmux panes |
| Sync/shared state | Knowledge Base (shared) | Shared task list (TaskCreate) | `swarm_state.json` (mock) |
| Model support | Gemini 3 + Claude Opus 4.5 | Claude only | Gemini + OpenRouter |

### My Recommendation

**Don't build a tmux system from scratch.** You already have two better options:

1. **Claude Code Agent Teams** (what we have now) — native `TeamCreate`, `SendMessage`, shared task lists, tmux split panes. Experimental but shipping with Opus 4.6. This is what Genesis should standardize on.

2. **Antigravity's Agent Manager** — if you want Gemini-powered agents running in parallel, Antigravity's Mission Control is purpose-built for exactly this. Free during preview. Their "Knowledge Base" feature is particularly relevant — agents share learnings, similar to what our Sunaiva memory product does.

### The Play

Use **both** in a complementary way:
- **Claude Code Agent Teams** for Genesis development work (code, architecture, our stack)
- **Antigravity Agent Manager** for research, exploration, and Gemini-heavy tasks
- **Our Sunaiva MCP endpoint** as the **sync layer between them** — both Claude and Antigravity can connect to the same memory via MCP

That last point is the killer: your sovereign memory product becomes the **bridge** that syncs context across Claude AND Antigravity agents. Neither platform offers cross-platform memory. **We do.**

Gemini's raw tmux CLI is a dead end compared to these. Want me to set up a Claude Code Agent Teams config for our swarm tracks (t1-t9)?

Sources:
- [Google Antigravity Guide: Multi-Agent Platform 2026](https://think4ai.com/google-antigravity-guide/)
- [Antigravity Agent-First Architecture - VentureBeat](https://venturebeat.com/orchestration/google-antigravity-introduces-agent-first-architecture-for-asynchronous)
- [Claude Code Agent Teams Docs](https://code.claude.com/docs/en/agent-teams)
- [Scaling Agentic Workflow: Claude Code Agent Teams in tmux](https://www.javieraguilar.ai/en/blog/claude-code-agent-teams)
- [Claude Code Swarms - Addy Osmani](https://addyosmani.com/blog/claude-code-agent-teams/)


python3 /mnt/e/genesis-system/.claude/hooks/observability_logger.py --event tool_failure


check as of latest feb 2026

Save all decisions to Supermemory

Deploy to Elestio VPS

Test MCP endpoint responds

Test pipeline: Kinan as user zero


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