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role: user

content:
Your task is to create a detailed summary of the conversation so far, paying close attention to the user's explicit requests and your previous actions.
This summary should be thorough in capturing technical details, code patterns, and architectural decisions that would be essential for continuing development work without losing context.

Before providing your final summary, wrap your analysis in <analysis> tags to organize your thoughts and ensure you've covered all necessary points. In your analysis process:

1. Chronologically analyze each message and section of the conversation. For each section thoroughly identify:
   - The user's explicit requests and intents
   - Your approach to addressing the user's requests
   - Key decisions, technical concepts and code patterns
   - Specific details like:
     - file names
     - full code snippets
     - function signatures
     - file edits
  - Errors that you ran into and how you fixed them
  - Pay special attention to specific user feedback that you received, especially if the user told you to do something differently.
2. Double-check for technical accuracy and completeness, addressing each required element thoroughly.

Your summary should include the following sections:

1. Primary Request and Intent: Capture all of the user's explicit requests and intents in detail
2. Key Technical Concepts: List all important technical concepts, technologies, and frameworks discussed.
3. Files and Code Sections: Enumerate specific files and code sections examined, modified, or created. Pay special attention to the most recent messages and include full code snippets where applicable and include a summary of why this file read or edit is important.
4. Errors and fixes: List all errors that you ran into, and how you fixed them. Pay special attention to specific user feedback that you received, especially if the user told you to do something differently.
5. Problem Solving: Document problems solved and any ongoing troubleshooting efforts.
6. All user messages: List ALL user messages that are not tool results. These are critical for understanding the users' feedback and changing intent.
6. Pending Tasks: Outline any pending tasks that you have explicitly been asked to work on.
7. Current Work: Describe in detail precisely what was being worked on immediately before this summary request, paying special attention to the most recent messages from both user and assistant. Include file names and code snippets where applicable.
8. Optional Next Step: List the next step that you will take that is related to the most recent work you were doing. IMPORTANT: ensure that this step is DIRECTLY in line with the user's most recent explicit requests, and the task you were working on immediately before this summary request. If your last task was concluded, then only list next steps if they are explicitly in line with the users request. Do not start on tangential requests or really old requests that were already completed without confirming with the user first.
                       If there is a next step, include direct quotes from the most recent conversation showing exactly what task you were working on and where you left off. This should be verbatim to ensure there's no drift in task interpretation.

Here's an example of how your output should be structured:

<example>
<analysis>
[Your thought process, ensuring all points are covered thoroughly and accurately]
</analysis>

<summary>
1. Primary Request and Intent:
   [Detailed description]

2. Key Technical Concepts:
   - [Concept 1]
   - [Concept 2]
   - [...]

3. Files and Code Sections:
   - [File Name 1]
      - [Summary of why this file is important]
      - [Summary of the changes made to this file, if any]
      - [Important Code Snippet]
   - [File Name 2]
      - [Important Code Snippet]
   - [...]

4. Errors and fixes:
    - [Detailed description of error 1]:
      - [How you fixed the error]
      - [User feedback on the error if any]
    - [...]

5. Problem Solving:
   [Description of solved problems and ongoing troubleshooting]

6. All user messages:
    - [Detailed non tool use user message]
    - [...]

7. Pending Tasks:
   - [Task 1]
   - [Task 2]
   - [...]

8. Current Work:
   [Precise description of current work]

9. Optional Next Step:
   [Optional Next step to take]

</summary>
</example>

Please provide your summary based on the conversation so far, following this structure and ensuring precision and thoroughness in your response.

There may be additional summarization instructions provided in the included context. If so, remember to follow these instructions when creating the above summary. Examples of instructions include:
<example>
## Compact Instructions
When summarizing the conversation focus on typescript code changes and also remember the mistakes you made and how you fixed them.
</example>

<example>
# Summary instructions
When you are using compact - please focus on test output and code changes. Include file reads verbatim.
</example>

Additional Instructions:
{}

IMPORTANT: Do NOT use any tools. You MUST respond with ONLY the <summary>...</summary> block as your text output.


type: message

role: assistant

type: text

text:
<analysis>
Let me chronologically analyze the conversation from the compaction summary and new messages.

## Pre-compaction Context (from summary)
- Memory MCP sprint was in progress
- PRD written for MEMORY_MCP_LAUNCH_SPRINT_PRD.md
- George's vault provisioned: 44401b45-fe49-4138-be21-c302297f6b0c
- Kinan's vault: 41f4785c-e9e0-43ac-b6e8-eedb571fba57
- Gemini CLI reinvention diagnosed (wrong RLM terminology, duplicate plans)
- Architecture maps at docs/architecture/ — 10 files L0-L10 (missing L01)
- sunaiva-memory VPS IP: 152.53.201.221
- Elestio dashboard login BLOCKED by Cloudflare
- Deep Think KG ingest: 99 files, 919 entities, 462 axioms
- RLM Bloodstream: 14,835 entries being pushed (PID 569)
- Session 59 (Sonnet 4.6) running with shell PID 1299

## Post-compaction Messages

### Message 1: Continuation from summary
I attempted to read the remaining architecture maps. First tried `E:\genesis-system\docs\architecture\01-COMMAND-CENTRE.md` — File does not exist. Other parallel reads failed due to sibling tool call error.

Used Glob to find all files — confirmed 10 files exist (no 01-COMMAND-CENTRE.md).

Successfully read all 8 remaining maps:
- 02-EXECUTION-LAYER.md (71 lines) — Model cost hierarchy, execution flow mermaid, RWL Story format
- 03-AGENT-HIERARCHY.md (59 lines) — 7-tier hierarchy, 200-agent floor, 6 Hive Teams
- 05-MCP-ECOSYSTEM.md (92 lines) — 13 MCP servers, quick tool lookup, session hooks
- 06-VOICE-PIPELINE.md (97 lines) — Full call flow sequence diagram, pricing margins 72-78%
- 07-N8N-AUTOMATION.md (77 lines) — 13/20 workflows, automation flow mermaid
- 08-KNOWLEDGE-GRAPH.md (87 lines) — KG structure, axiom cycle mermaid, entity schema
- 09-REVENUE-EVOLUTION.md (80 lines) — $0→$100K MRR path, composable pricing, memory lock-in
- 10-DEEP-THINK-ROADMAP.md (103 lines) — DT1-DT35, 8 tiers, connections between DT files

### System reminders during reads:
1. Session 59 bloodstream status: running, 14,835 entries → PG + Qdrant + Redis
2. User message: "now I am thinking that this process was a game changing strategic leap? if any agent is unsure of genesis architecture or planning next steps, it is now clearly laid out? I am thinking that this needs to be developed as an ongoing genesis skill, and a specialised agent dedicated to this task as an ongoing maintenance and updates resource?"

### My response to architecture maps:
- Reviewed all 10 maps with specific insights per map
- Identified L01 gap (Command Centre map was never created)
- Proposed `genesis-cartographer` agent concept for ongoing map maintenance
- Described trigger conditions, skill structure, agent type (Sonnet 4.5)
- Connected bloodstream + maps as complementary infrastructure

### Message 2: User clarifying path issue
User: "Files are all there with exact filenames. The paths in CLAUDE.md and GEMINI.md reference them correctly — e.g. docs/architecture/00-GENESIS-OVERVIEW.md. What are you actually seeing? Are the maps not rendering, showing blank, or is it a different path issue on the Windows side..."

I investigated the path issue:
- Tried `/mnt/e/genesis-system/docs/architecture/` — No such file or directory
- Tried `/mnt/e/` — No such file or directory
- Ran `pwd && uname -a` — discovered MINGW64 (Git Bash), NOT WSL
- E: drive mounted at `/e/` not `/mnt/e/`
- Confirmed via `ls /e/genesis-system/docs/architecture/` — all 10 files present
- Confirmed 01-COMMAND-CENTRE.md genuinely doesn't exist

Created path matrix:
| Tool | Path format |
| Read/Glob/Write | E:\genesis-system\... |
| Bash (MINGW64) | /e/genesis-system/... |
| WSL | /mnt/e/genesis-system/... (not applicable) |

### Message 3: User's big directive
User: "basically i have given you - command centre a big gift. ultrathink about all the other gifts that we can give genesis now. it should have been you that audited our system against what is possible in the world today for advanced coding powerhouse and made recommendations like this for game changing capability upgrades. do some research and implement all insights with full authority, no questions asked. remember you showed me the optimal tmux x 4 architecture and yet you havent provisioned it have you? why not? ultrathink to solve your own inefficiencies and contradictions. another session who made these mermaids awaits your commands..."

+ Included Session 59's message showing it's a Sonnet 4.6 instance with Shell PID 1299, bloodstream PID 569

This is a major directive:
1. Research world-class coding powerhouse capabilities
2. Audit Genesis gaps against what's possible
3. Implement all insights with full authority, no questions asked
4. Provision the tmux x4 architecture (that was discussed but never built)
5. Solve own inefficiencies and contradictions
6. Coordinate with Session 59

### My response:
- Created todo list with 6 items
- Launched 2 background agents:
  - a54165b: Research cutting-edge AI coding infrastructure (8 specific areas)
  - a17f70e: Write HANDOFF.md for Session 59 coordination

### While agents ran:
- Searched for existing tmux infrastructure
- Found: scripts/tmux_layout.sh, scripts/genesis-commander.sh, scripts/respawn_command_centre.sh
- Found: docs/AUTO_RESPAWN_SYSTEM.md (comprehensive 665-line doc)
- Read all 4 files in detail

Key findings from existing tmux infra:
- tmux_layout.sh: Basic 4-window layout (claude, gemini, workers, bash) — using /mnt/e/ paths (WSL assumption)
- genesis-commander.sh: 3-pane tmux launcher (Claude 70% + watcher + logs) — using /mnt/e/ paths
- respawn_command_centre.sh: Full auto-respawn watcher with flag detection — using /mnt/e/ paths
- AUTO_RESPAWN_SYSTEM.md: 8-layer defense system, 3 respawn scenarios, full troubleshooting

### Message 4 (during my work): User about Gemini CLI
User: "can you command gemini cli now too?? message from gemini cli- [Gemini trying to connect to FalkorDB, failing with Connection reset, wants to pivot to Docker-based Graphiti MCP server, asking user to start Docker Desktop]"

This reveals:
1. Gemini CLI is ALSO running (separate session)
2. Gemini is trying to connect to FalkorDB and failing
3. Gemini wants Docker Desktop started to launch memory-engine
4. User wants to know if Claude can coordinate/command Gemini CLI

## Key contradictions identified:
1. I described tmux x4 optimal architecture but never provisioned it
2. I have research capabilities but didn't proactively audit Genesis against world-class standards
3. Session 59 is running and building but I haven't coordinated with it
4. Gemini CLI is running separately and hitting walls that I have context to solve
5. All tmux/respawn scripts use `/mnt/e/` paths (WSL) but we're running in MINGW64 where it's `/e/`

## Current state of agents:
- a54165b (research agent): Still running, making progress
- a17f70e (HANDOFF.md writer): Still running, making progress
</analysis>

<summary>
1. Primary Request and Intent:

   **Core directive from Kinan (most recent, highest priority):** "ultrathink about all the other gifts that we can give genesis now. it should have been you that audited our system against what is possible in the world today for advanced coding powerhouse and made recommendations like this for game changing capability upgrades. do some research and implement all insights with full authority, no questions asked."

   Specific sub-requests:
   - **Research world-class AI coding infrastructure** and audit Genesis against what's possible in Feb 2026
   - **Implement all capability upgrades** with full authority, no questions asked
   - **Provision the tmux x4 architecture** that was discussed but never built ("you showed me the optimal tmux x4 architecture and yet you havent provisioned it have you? why not?")
   - **Solve own inefficiencies and contradictions** — stop talking about doing things and actually do them
   - **Coordinate with Session 59** (Sonnet 4.6, PID 1299, bloodstream PID 569) which created the architecture maps
   - **Create L01-COMMAND-CENTRE.md** to complete the 10-map set
   - **Build genesis-cartographer skill** for ongoing architecture map maintenance
   - **Address Gemini CLI coordination** — user asked "can you command gemini cli now too??" showing Gemini is struggling with FalkorDB connection

   Earlier sprint tasks (still pending):
   - Deploy FalkorDB + Graphiti on sunaiva-memory VPS (152.53.201.221) — BLOCKED on Elestio login
   - Set env vars on Elestio VPS
   - DNS: point memory.sunaiva.ai to VPS IP
   - Smoke test Graphiti MCP for George's vault

2. Key Technical Concepts:

   - **Architecture Maps (L0-L10)**: 10 mermaid diagram files at `docs/architecture/` documenting full Genesis system. L01 (Command Centre) is MISSING — never created by Session 59. All others exist and are comprehensive.
   - **tmux x4 Architecture**: Existing scripts use 3-pane layout (genesis-commander.sh) or 4-window layout (tmux_layout.sh). All scripts use `/mnt/e/` paths (WSL assumption) but current environment is **MINGW64 Git Bash** where E: is at `/e/`
   - **Auto-Respawn System**: 8-layer defense with StatusLine → Context Tracker → PreCompact CTM → Autocompact Override → Session Heartbeat → Auto-Respawn → Stop State Flush → Session Recovery. Production ready per docs.
   - **Path Matrix** (critical discovery):
     - Read/Glob/Write tools: `E:\genesis-system\...`
     - Bash (Git Bash MINGW64): `/e/genesis-system/...`
     - WSL agents: `/mnt/e/genesis-system/...` (NOT applicable in current env)
     - CLAUDE.md refs: `docs/architecture/...` (relative from repo root)
   - **RLM Bloodstream**: 14,835 entries being pushed to PG + Qdrant + Redis (PID 569, Session 59)
   - **KG Mass Ingestion**: 99 files → 919 entities + 462 axioms (completed)
   - **Model Cost Hierarchy**: Gemini Flash $0.15 → DeepSeek-R1 $0.55 → Kimi $1.07 → Haiku $1 → Sonnet $9 → Opus $15/MTok
   - **200-Agent Floor**: Alpha Fleet (100× MiniMax free) + Bravo Fleet (100× Kimi), auto-respawn via n8n every 15 min
   - **6 Hive Teams**: FORGE (code), SURFACE (UI), BACKBONE (infra), LEGION (volume), SCOUT (research), SENTINEL (monitoring)
   - **13 MCP Servers**: ghl (269 tools), genesis-voice-bridge (port 8900), genesis-core, genesis-v2, genesis-full, playwright, sunaiva-memory, brave-search, github, sequential-thinking, patent-os, youtube-transcript, instantly-outreach (FROZEN)
   - **Voice Pipeline**: Telnyx AI Assistant → Gemini 2.5 Flash → WebRTC → genesis-voice-bridge → PG/Qdrant/Redis → n8n → GHL. Margins 72-78%.
   - **Revenue Path**: $0→$100K MRR in 12 months. George = Client #001 @ $497/mo. Memory lock-in at month 9.
   - **Deep Think Roadmap**: DT1-DT35 across 8 tiers. DT27 (FalkorDB/Graphiti) and DT28 (Voice Bridge MCP) are highest-value READY prompts.
   - **Gemini CLI FalkorDB issue**: Connection reset error, firewall blocking. Gemini wants to pivot to Docker-based Graphiti MCP server.

3. Files and Code Sections:

   - **`E:\genesis-system\docs\architecture\02-EXECUTION-LAYER.md`** (71 lines)
     - Model cost hierarchy table and execution flow mermaid diagram
     - Shows full routing: Task → Claude Opus → GEL → Mode selection → RateMaximizer → Model Router
     - 7 execution modes: RWL_SWARM, RWL_SEQUENTIAL, HYBRID, ALPHA_EVOLVE, AGENT_TEAM
     - RWL Story dataclass format with acceptance_criteria, priority, iterations

   - **`E:\genesis-system\docs\architecture\03-AGENT-HIERARCHY.md`** (59 lines)
     - 7-tier hierarchy mermaid: T1 Command Centre → T7 Simple Tasks
     - 200-agent floor: Alpha Fleet 100× MiniMax + Bravo Fleet 100× Kimi
     - 6 Hive Teams table (FORGE/SURFACE/BACKBONE/LEGION/SCOUT/SENTINEL)
     - Agent pool config: Max concurrent 8, warning 70% RAM, critical 85% RAM

   - **`E:\genesis-system\docs\architecture\05-MCP-ECOSYSTEM.md`** (92 lines)
     - Quick tool lookup table mapping needs to MCP servers
     - 13 servers with full details (command, tools, purpose)
     - Session hooks breakdown: 6 SessionStart, 2 PreToolUse, 7 PostToolUse, 4 Stop, 1 PreCompact

   - **`E:\genesis-system\docs\architecture\06-VOICE-PIPELINE.md`** (97 lines)
     - Full call flow sequence diagram (Prospect → Widget → Telnyx → Gemini → Voice Bridge → Memory → n8n → GHL)
     - Lead capture tool schema (capture_lead with customer_name, phone_number, service_interest, preferred_time)
     - Pricing: Starter $497/500min, Professional $997/2000min, Enterprise $1497/5000min
     - Phone number strategy: Phase 1 forwarding bridge → Phase 2 managed porting

   - **`E:\genesis-system\docs\architecture\07-N8N-AUTOMATION.md`** (77 lines)
     - 13/20 workflows running. P0 gap: Stripe Lifecycle Handler (PLANNED)
     - Revenue workflows: Telnyx Lead Capture, Lead Nurture 5-Touch, Review Request, Tradie Outreach
     - Intelligence: YouTube Scout (every 2hr), Deep Research (on-demand)
     - Ops: Health Monitor (5min), Agent Spawner (15min), Morning Brief (daily 7am)

   - **`E:\genesis-system\docs\architecture\08-KNOWLEDGE-GRAPH.md`** (87 lines)
     - KG directory structure with entities, relationships, axioms, research, indexes
     - Entity schema: id, type, name, content, source_file, confidence, connections, status, provenance
     - Axiom cycle mermaid: Event → Blackboard → SurpriseEngine → AxiomGenerator → KG → Qdrant → Inject
     - Confidence > 0.9 → Skill Factory path
     - BROKEN: FalkorDB not deployed, Graphiti MCP blocked (missing OPENAI_API_KEY on VPS 152.53.201.221)

   - **`E:\genesis-system\docs\architecture\09-REVENUE-EVOLUTION.md`** (80 lines)
     - 12-month revenue path: Month 1 $1K → Month 3 $15K → Month 6 $44K → Month 12 $100K+
     - 6 standalone products ($97-$497) + 3 strategic bundles ($397-$997)
     - Website Poach Strategy: 6-email Trojan Horse sequence
     - Memory lock-in: MDS formula, CLV curve (1.5x → 3x → 5-7x ACV)
     - AU Compliance: Dec 2026 Privacy Act deadline, Safe-Voice Framework

   - **`E:\genesis-system\docs\architecture\10-DEEP-THINK-ROADMAP.md`** (103 lines)
     - 42 DT files across 8 tiers + AU compliance overlay
     - DT27 (FalkorDB/Graphiti) and DT28 (Voice Bridge MCP) = highest-value READY
     - DT_VAST_DATA: 10 prompts for TitanSurpriseEngine, deduplication, Ebbinghaus Decay, Cross-Agent Memory Bus, ContextSelector, DecisionAdvisor, KG browser army, MemoryGateway, RLM Bloodstream
     - Connection map between DT files

   - **`E:\genesis-system\scripts\tmux_layout.sh`** (39 lines)
     - Basic 4-window layout: claude, gemini, workers, bash
     - Uses `/mnt/e/genesis-system` paths (WSL assumption — WRONG for current MINGW64 env)
     - Pre-loads gemini bootstrap command in window 1

   - **`E:\genesis-system\scripts\genesis-commander.sh`** (219 lines)
     - 3-pane tmux launcher: Claude 70% + watcher top-right + logs bottom-right
     - Uses `/mnt/e/genesis-system` paths (WSL assumption — WRONG for current MINGW64 env)
     - Creates detached session, attaches user

   - **`E:\genesis-system\scripts\respawn_command_centre.sh`** (351 lines)
     - Full auto-respawn watcher with --watch, --fresh, --status modes
     - Flag detection at `data/context_state/respawn_requested.flag`
     - Kill → wait → launch sequence with SIGTERM → SIGKILL fallback
     - Uses `/mnt/e/genesis-system` paths (WSL assumption — WRONG for current MINGW64 env)
     - Unsets CLAUDECODE env vars to prevent nested session detection

   - **`E:\genesis-system\docs\AUTO_RESPAWN_SYSTEM.md`** (665 lines)
     - Comprehensive 8-layer defense documentation
     - 3 respawn scenarios: Flag-based (70%), Compaction, Manual resume
     - Thresholds: 50% warn, 65% CTM flush, 70% respawn, 85% autocompact
     - Full troubleshooting guide, configuration options, files reference

4. Errors and Fixes:

   - **`01-COMMAND-CENTRE.md` not found**: Initially attributed to path issues. After investigation, confirmed it genuinely doesn't exist — Session 59 skipped L01 when creating the map set. No fix needed — it's a gap to fill.

   - **Path confusion (MINGW64 vs WSL vs Windows)**: Attempted Bash commands with `/mnt/e/` paths which failed with "No such file or directory". Fixed by running `pwd && uname -a` which revealed MINGW64_NT (Git Bash), not WSL. E: drive is at `/e/` in Bash, `E:\` for Read/Glob tools. User feedback confirmed: "is it a different path issue on the Windows side (E:\genesis-system\docs\architecture\ vs the WSL path)? That would explain it"

   - **All tmux/respawn scripts use wrong paths**: All scripts (`tmux_layout.sh`, `genesis-commander.sh`, `respawn_command_centre.sh`) hardcode `/mnt/e/genesis-system` which is a WSL path. Current environment is MINGW64 where it should be `/e/genesis-system`. This hasn't been fixed yet — it's a discovered contradiction.

   - **User called out inaction**: "you showed me the optimal tmux x4 architecture and yet you havent provisioned it have you? why not? ultrathink to solve your own inefficiencies and contradictions" — I had discussed architectures but never implemented them. Acknowledged and began executing.

5. Problem Solving:

   - **Path matrix established**: Mapped the three path formats (Windows tools, Git Bash, WSL) to clarify which format each tool needs. This is critical for all future file operations.

   - **Architecture maps fully reviewed**: All 10 existing maps read and assessed. Key insights extracted per map. L01 gap identified.

   - **Existing tmux infra audited**: Found 3 scripts and 1 comprehensive doc. Identified that the existing 3-pane genesis-commander.sh needs upgrading to the 4-pane optimal architecture, and all scripts need path fixes for MINGW64.

   - **Background research launched**: Agent a54165b researching 8 areas of cutting-edge AI coding infrastructure. Agent a17f70e writing HANDOFF.md for Session 59 coordination. Both still running at time of summary.

   - **Gemini CLI coordination**: User forwarded Gemini CLI's FalkorDB connection failure. Gemini wants Docker Desktop started to launch memory-engine. This connects to the broader Memory MCP sprint (FalkorDB deployment).

6. All User Messages:

   - **Message 1**: "Files are all there with exact filenames. The paths in CLAUDE.md and GEMINI.md reference them correctly — e.g. docs/architecture/00-GENESIS-OVERVIEW.md. What are you actually seeing? Are the maps not rendering, showing blank, or is it a different path issue on the Windows side (E:\genesis-system\docs\architecture\ vs the WSL path)? That would explain it — Windows tools would need the E:\ path while agents running in WSL use /mnt/e/genesis-system/docs/architecture/."

   - **Message 2** (from system-reminder during map reads): Session 59 bloodstream status update — 14,835 entries running, sprint status table showing all steps complete except bloodstream running.

   - **Message 3** (from system-reminder during map reads): "now I am thinking that this process was a game changing strategic leap? if any agent is unsure of genesis architecture or planning next steps, it is now clearly laid out? I am thinking that this needs to be developed as an ongoing genesis skill, and a specialised agent dedicated to this task as an ongoing maintenance and updates resource?"

   - **Message 4**: "basically i have given you - command centre a big gift. ultrathink about all the other gifts that we can give genesis now. it should have been you that audited our system against what is possible in the world today for advanced coding powerhouse and made recommendations like this for game changing capability upgrades. do some research and implement all insights with full authority, no questions asked. remember you showed me the optimal tmux x 4 architecture and yet you havent provisioned it have you? why not? ultrathink to solve your own inefficiencies and contradictions. another session who made these mermaids awaits your commands - [followed by Session 59's coordination info: Shell PID 1299, Started 04:15 AEST, Bloodstream PID 569]"

   - **Message 5** (during tmux script reading): "can you command gemini cli now too?? message from gemini cli- [Gemini CLI failing to connect to FalkorDB with 'Connection reset by peer', wants to pivot to Docker-based Graphiti MCP server, asking user to start Docker Desktop]"

7. Pending Tasks:

   - **[IN PROGRESS]** Research world-class coding powerhouse capabilities (agent a54165b running in background)
   - **[IN PROGRESS]** Write HANDOFF.md for Session 59 coordination (agent a17f70e running in background)
   - **[PENDING]** Create L01-COMMAND-CENTRE.md architecture map
   - **[PENDING]** Provision tmux x4 optimal architecture (fix paths from /mnt/e/ to /e/ for MINGW64, upgrade from 3-pane to 4-pane)
   - **[PENDING]** Implement all game-changing capability upgrades from research
   - **[PENDING]** Build genesis-cartographer skill for ongoing architecture maintenance
   - **[PENDING]** Address Gemini CLI coordination — it's stuck on FalkorDB connection, wants Docker Desktop started
   - **[BLOCKED]** SSH into Elestio sunaiva-memory VPS + deploy docker-compose (Cloudflare blocking Elestio login)
   - **[BLOCKED]** Set SUNAIVA_DB_* + FALKORDB_* env vars on Elestio VPS
   - **[PENDING]** DNS: point memory.sunaiva.ai to VPS IP 152.53.201.221
   - **[PENDING]** Smoke test: Graphiti MCP recall/remember for George's vault

8. Current Work:

   I was in the middle of auditing existing tmux infrastructure before implementing the optimal tmux x4 architecture. I had just finished reading all 4 tmux-related files (`tmux_layout.sh`, `genesis-commander.sh`, `respawn_command_centre.sh`, `AUTO_RESPAWN_SYSTEM.md`) when the user's message about Gemini CLI arrived.

   Two background agents are still running:
   - **a54165b**: Researching cutting-edge AI coding infrastructure across 8 areas
   - **a17f70e**: Writing HANDOFF.md at `E:\genesis-system\HANDOFF.md`

   The user's most recent message asks about commanding Gemini CLI and forwards Gemini's FalkorDB connection failure. This has NOT been addressed yet.

9. Optional Next Step:

   **Immediate**: Address user's most recent message about Gemini CLI coordination — "can you command gemini cli now too??" Gemini is stuck on FalkorDB "Connection reset by peer" and wants Docker Desktop started. I should:
   1. Explain the Gemini CLI coordination situation (file-based handoff is the current mechanism)
   2. Help unblock Gemini by advising on the FalkorDB situation — the architecture maps (L4, L8) confirm FalkorDB is "NOT DEPLOYED" and VPS 152.53.201.221 is missing OPENAI_API_KEY. Gemini is hitting a wall because FalkorDB literally isn't running.
   3. Check if Docker Desktop can be used locally to run the memory-engine from `Sunaiva/ai-memory/deploy/docker-compose.yml`

   **Then**: Check research agent (a54165b) results when complete, implement tmux x4 with corrected paths (`/e/genesis-system` instead of `/mnt/e/genesis-system`), create L01-COMMAND-CENTRE.md, and begin implementing capability upgrades.
</summary>

service_tier: standard

type: assistant


type: progress

hookEvent: SubagentStop

hookName: SubagentStop

command: wsl.exe -e python3 /mnt/e/genesis-system/.claude/hooks/observability_logger.py --event subagent_stop