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kami c51871348f Rewrite the handoff for this session, document the restart trap
HANDOFF.md now covers the fourth session: the four identity changes, the measured
numbers they were decided from, what was deliberately not built, and panel 7's
before-table so the next run has something to compare against.

AGENTS.md gains the worker-restart procedure, because tmux respawn-window -k
leaves a bare shell instead of re-running the command and took both vision and
identity down silently this session.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
2026-08-12 19:33:06 +04:00

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# Repository guidance
## Restarting one worker
Python binds a module at process start, so a worker keeps serving the code it loaded. Run
`./check_stale.sh` before any stage run meant to prove a change. It exits non-zero and names the tmux
window for every worker older than its file (`decisions/identity-bbox.md#stale-worker-invalidates`).
**`tmux respawn-window -k` does not re-run the window's command.** It leaves a bare shell and the worker
stays down, silently. Restart by re-sending the `send-keys` line from `start_workers.sh` for that one
worker, then confirm on `/health` and with `check_stale.sh`:
```bash
M="export MIOPEN_USER_DB_PATH=$HOME/.config/miopen MIOPEN_SYSTEM_DB_PATH=$HOME/.config/miopen MIOPEN_FIND_MODE=2 && unset MIOPEN_FIND_ENFORCE"
tmux send-keys -t manga-workers:vision C-c
tmux send-keys -t manga-workers:vision "$M && source $PWD/.venv/bin/activate && python -m uvicorn worker_vision:app --app-dir $PWD --host 0.0.0.0 --port 8002" C-m
curl -s http://127.0.0.1:8002/health && ./check_stale.sh
```
The orchestrator's equivalent is `docker compose up -d --build orchestrator` on homesrv, because the image
bakes its source. That recreates the container, which drops any `docker cp`'d file such as
`audit_registry.py`.
## Video analysis
When diagnosing render motion, transitions, timing, or visual artifacts, use
`scripts/analyze_video_frames.sh` instead of manually seeking through the video.
```bash
scripts/analyze_video_frames.sh VIDEO [OUTPUT_DIR] \
--window START:DURATION [--window START:DURATION ...]
```
The script creates:
- timestamped overview contact sheets sampled at 2 fps;
- scene-change frames and a `scene-timestamps.txt` index;
- optional dense 10-fps contact sheets for specified transition windows.
Inspect the overview first, then request dense windows around transitions or artifacts. Sampling and
scene sensitivity can be adjusted with `OVERVIEW_FPS`, `WINDOW_FPS`, and `SCENE_THRESHOLD`.
The generated files are analysis artifacts and belong in `/tmp` or another requested output directory;
do not commit them to the repository.