Aligns #241 with the runtimes' announcement (mesh-tools feat/0197-tools-announce-themselves): endpoints named <seat>__<verb> with the metadata the console identifies them by (kind: seat, module, tool, seat, scope: mesh, interchangeable); $SRV.STATS answered (identity and endpoints, nothing counted). Grants: STATS beside PING and INFO; the node's tool runtime may answer under its own name node-tools, because it announces everything it carries as one service — the bus's allow_responses: max 1 lets a process answer each request once. Golden regenerated; installer template in mesh-host companion PR. Full suite passes from the worktrees.
Aligns #241 with the runtimes' announcement (mesh-tools feat/0197-tools-announce-themselves): endpoints named `<seat>__<verb>` with the metadata the console identifies them by (`kind: seat`, `module`, `tool`, `seat`, `scope: mesh`, `interchangeable`); `$SRV.STATS` answered (identity and endpoints, nothing counted). Grants: STATS beside PING and INFO; the node's tool runtime may answer under its own name `node-tools`, because it announces everything it carries as one service — the bus's `allow_responses: max 1` lets a process answer each request once. Golden regenerated; installer template in mesh-host companion PR. Full suite passes from the worktrees.
A manifest names its toolchain by language, not in build.on, so the planner did not know a bundle
depends on the module that publishes its toolchain and built the two in one tier: the bundle
against the old toolchain, recorded as built from the new commit. The edge is read from the
manifest, so it holds before any build recorded it, and a toolchain that moves rebuilds every
bundle compiled in it.
Endpoints named <seat>__<verb> with the metadata the console identifies them by (kind, module,
tool, seat, scope); $SRV.STATS answered with its identity and endpoints, nothing counted. Grants:
STATS beside PING and INFO, and the tool runtime may answer under its own name, since it announces
everything it carries as one service — the bus lets it answer each request once.
Blocking a user prevents them from interacting with repositories, such as opening or commenting on pull requests or issues. Learn more about blocking a user.
Aligns #241 with the runtimes' announcement (mesh-tools feat/0197-tools-announce-themselves): endpoints named
<seat>__<verb>with the metadata the console identifies them by (kind: seat,module,tool,seat,scope: mesh,interchangeable);$SRV.STATSanswered (identity and endpoints, nothing counted). Grants: STATS beside PING and INFO; the node's tool runtime may answer under its own namenode-tools, because it announces everything it carries as one service — the bus'sallow_responses: max 1lets a process answer each request once. Golden regenerated; installer template in mesh-host companion PR. Full suite passes from the worktrees.