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docs/spark-control-integration.md: the SSH command contract (status via docker inspect; restart via docker restart; update via git fetch + reset --hard origin/master + docker compose up -d --build) plus the one-time conversion of the Spark's ~/matrix-bridge to a Gitea clone. No bot code change. Update source = git-pull-from-Gitea; rides Spark Control's existing SSH into spark-32d0 (no new key). Corrected the infra note: Spark is on the LAN with the Start9/Gitea host, so Spark->Gitea resolves directly.
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# ROADMAP — matrix-bridge
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Phased build plan. Near-term status lives in `AGENTS.md` → `## Current state`; this file is
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the longer arc. Substance threshold is **N = 3** real uses per phase — exits are falsifiable
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(it worked 3 real times), never checkboxes.
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Phase 0 (the current first milestone) lives in `AGENTS.md` `## Current state`; it writes no
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bot code — foundation + proving the manual chain by hand. The phases below are what comes
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after it.
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---
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## Phase 1 — Single-room bot
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- matrix-nio bot in a container on the Spark, logged in as a bot Matrix user.
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- One hardcoded room → one repo. Any message in it spawns a session via the Mac wrapper.
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- Carry over from Phase 0's proven launch chain (`ssh mac-bridge → gui-launch.sh → launch-claude.sh`):
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- **Bake the SSH key + `mac-bridge` config into the container** (modelo's `~/.ssh` won't exist there).
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- **Named sessions for the phone app.** Pass `claude -n "<repo> — <topic>"` so the Remote Control
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conversation index is readable (project + topic). Bot derives `<topic>` from the message; confirm
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whether the app labels off `-n` or `--remote-control <name>`. Plumb a name arg through the wrappers.
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- **Quote-safe message passing.** Bot builds the SSH command with `shlex.quote`; `gui-launch.sh`
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already isolates the osascript/shell layers via a `%q` temp script — stress-test with hostile text.
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- **Fail loud, not silent.** Detect a stalled launch (untrusted-repo trust gate, or a reset Terminal
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Automation grant) and report it back into the room instead of hanging.
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- **Exit (falsifiable):** 3 consecutive real messages each correctly launch a drivable
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session on the phone.
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## Phase 2 — Multi-room routing — DONE (2026-06-15)
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- Room → repo mapping table; the bot routes by `room_id` (config over code).
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- **Exit (falsifiable):** 3 real uses across ≥2 rooms, correct repo every time, zero
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wrong-directory launches. *Met — owner-confirmed N=3 pass.*
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## Phase 3 — Spark Control integration — SPEC DRAFTED (2026-06-15), awaiting Spark Control dev
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- Bot container status surfaced on the Spark Control dashboard.
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- One-click update (pull + restart) wired the same way Spark Control drives the Sparks today
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(SSH/commands behind a button).
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- **Exit (falsifiable):** bot status is visible and the bot can be updated/restarted from the
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panel.
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- **Spec:** `docs/spark-control-integration.md` — the SSH command contract + one-time Spark
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migration to a Gitea clone. Decided: update = git-pull-from-Gitea; Spark Control's existing
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SSH into `spark-32d0` carries the buttons (no new key). matrix-bridge needs no code change;
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remaining work is Spark Control-side + the one-time migration.
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## Phase 4+ — Future direction (documented, not yet scoped to build)
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- **Intent-routing brain (D8).** Qwen3 via Spark Control as a smart dispatcher: given
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knowledge of all repos/contexts, parse a freeform message and decide *which* repo/context
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applies and *what* context to inject — not a task-vs-session classifier. MUST run on a local
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model. Depends on the deterministic core (Phases 1–2) working first; the architecture must
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not foreclose it.
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- **Thread-based session continuity.** A Matrix thread = a distinct session/sub-context within
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a repo. The first natural extension after multi-room routing.
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- **Nextcloud / CalDAV output integration.** Routing Claude/bot *outputs* into Nextcloud
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(Matrix ↔ Claude ↔ Nextcloud). Real interest, unscoped — not until Nextcloud Tasks/CalDAV
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is actually in use.
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- **E2EE (D9).** Add matrix-nio end-to-end encryption (libolm) if the bot ever handles
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sensitive content over untrusted transport. Low priority while everything is WireGuard-local.
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- **Headless "ask" mode — SHIPPED 2026-06-16.** A `?`-prefixed message runs `claude -p "<rest>"`
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one-shot in the room's repo and posts the **full** answer back into the room — Matrix as a
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request/response interface, not just a trigger. Built via `scripts/ask-claude.sh` (login-shell
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wrapper) + the bot's `?`-dispatch (`run_ask`/`ask`). Resolved design choices: selector = `?` prefix
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(per-message; the room still picks the repo); output posted in full, chunked under Matrix's event
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cap (no truncation — chosen explicitly); auth = the long-lived `claude setup-token`
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(`CLAUDE_CODE_OAUTH_TOKEN`, Approach A / D12) because a non-GUI SSH session can't reach the
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Keychain; sovereignty unchanged (`claude -p` uses the subscription, no frontier API on payloads).
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*Remaining open Qs:* very-long-output handling beyond chunking (thread / attach file); the
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first-run folder-trust gate for a repo `claude` has never been opened in.
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