net/http wraps every transport failure in *url.Error, whose Error() prints
the request URL. Telegram accepts the bot token nowhere but the URL path, so
a send failure wrote the live token into the daemon log. On 2026-08-01
homesrv could not reach api.telegram.org and did that once a minute for as
long as the network stayed down. The token lives in deploy/telegram.env to
stay out of the repo; putting it in `docker compose logs` undoes that.
Both error sites now go through redact. The structural branch rewrites
url.Error.URL and keeps the type, so errors.As still matches; anything else
falls back to scrubbing the rendered message. No minimum-token-length guard:
a one-character token would shred the message, but that beats leaking it.
DESIGN.md still said the classifier cascade was the path that runs today
with llmrouter wired nil, and gave the resident checkpoint as Qwen3.5-0.8B.
Both stopped being true on 2026-07-31.
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The owner's call, 2026-07-31: a 0.8B model does not know enough about the
world to be useful without reading something. So she may now read external
sources to answer world questions.
What replaces the old rule, in all three docs:
- No telemetry, no cloud model, no third-party account. Unchanged.
- Local first: the Kiwix ZIMs on the box before anything on the network.
- External search is allowed but off unless configured, same as weather
and telegram.
- His notes and facts are never search input. Only the utterance goes out
— never the persona block, the history, or matched notes.
Docs only, no code.
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15 root markdown files, ~4,900 lines against ~33,000 lines of Go, with at least
three pairs contradicting each other. When five documents describe the
architecture, the code becomes the only trustworthy one — which defeats the
point of having them. That drift is why the resident-model question had four
incompatible answers.
SPEC.md, maven.md and ROADMAP.md are deduped into DESIGN.md rather than
concatenated, with a "Superseded" section carrying eight retired decisions and
what replaced each: classifier-owns-the-route (the cascade is still the live
path, but as a stopgap, not a design to extend), faster-whisper/vosk/silero,
the small-model phrasing claim, sqlcipher, the Kotlin/Spring sketches,
obsidian->chroma, script deployment, and FloorEnrollment. Superseded material
is kept and marked rather than deleted, so it cannot read as current.
SESSION-05/06-07-2026.md and PLANS.md are removed outright — git history holds
them, and both were verified tracked before deletion.
Go doc comments citing the deleted files are repointed to the equivalent
DESIGN.md sections. Several asserted designs that were already retired, so the
claims are corrected and not just relinked: stt.go named faster-whisper as
production (it is whisper.cpp), tts.go named silero (it is piper), intent.go
still described the classifier as owning the route, and stale vosk/chroma
vocabulary is replaced. ECOSYSTEM-SPEC.md references are deliberately
untouched — that is a different document, and a naive grep for SPEC.md matches
it.
Root markdown drops from 4,880 to ~3,700 lines. The review's ~1,500 target is
not reachable while keeping the files it also said to keep — those alone are
2,553 lines — so trimming further needs a separate decision on
MAVEN_ECOSYSTEM_ARCHITECTURE.md and PROGRESS.md.
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Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01X5JApcrCRVGmqrxnhynSik
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