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When a checkpoint is created while a PR is open, then that PR is merged into the older lastcode/main, sourceCommit no longer equals the source checkpoint commit, so this selects input.sourceRef rather than the newer checkpoint. Because resolveUncheckpointedNightlies also excludes the already-checkpointed nightly, the subsequent run has no missing nightly to rebase and promotes the older-base branch unchanged; the documented follow-up promotion therefore never incorporates both the merged PR and the latest upstream checkpoint until another upstream nightly appears. The plan needs to replay the source changes onto the newest checkpoint in this case.
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## Problem LastCode needs to remain a small personal fork that can run beside T3 Code, follow every upstream nightly without losing its fork commits, and produce optional local ad-hoc-signed builds without relying on hosted CI or an Apple Developer subscription. The fork also needs durable branding and operator documentation that are unlikely to conflict with upstream changes. ## Solution - isolate LastCode's Electron profile, application IDs, URL schemes, state directory, single-instance lock, and update behavior from T3 Code - add the themed LastCode wordmark, temporary app mark, app icons, and favicons under a fork-owned asset root with dev, nightly, and prod variants - add an exact-commit local CI gate, pre-push quick gate, and guarded squash-merge command - checkpoint every upstream nightly as an immutable `lastcode/checkpoint/<upstream-tag>` tag while rebasing the complete fork stack in an isolated worktree - promote rebased checkpoints to `lastcode/main` only when no pull request is open - require checkpoint-bound full-CI provenance before an ad-hoc macOS build, then emit a manifest, SHA-256 checksums, and a numbered build tag - add an opt-in hourly/login launchd service for checkpoint automation - place LastCode-specific runbooks and conventions under `docs/lastcode/` - sanitize repository-local Git variables from nested Git and CI subprocesses so hooks and temporary-repository tests remain isolated ## Impact LastCode and T3 Code can run simultaneously. Every upstream nightly can be recorded even when no LastCode build is ready, while selected checkpoints can later become reproducible local releases. Hosted release jobs are disabled for the fork; releases remain deliberate, local, and ad hoc. ## Validation - exact-commit full local CI passed on `77b716527cd64f7253afe2c71d596d3f1319e769` - all workspace formatting and lint checks passed - all workspace typechecks passed - workspace tests passed, including 1,984 server tests (7 skipped) and 2,004 desktop tests - desktop production build and preload assertions passed - Rust resource-monitor formatting and 15 tests passed - SwiftLint, ktlint, and detekt passed for mobile native sources - release smoke passed from a frozen install - the normal pre-push quick gate passed under Git's hook environment - the LastCode desktop build was launched and manually verified with its sidebar wordmark, menu-bar name, isolated runtime, and app icon Implemented with GPT-5.6-Sol through the Codex harness in T3 Code.
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## Problem LastCode needs to remain a small personal fork that can run beside T3 Code, follow every upstream nightly without losing its fork commits, and produce optional local ad-hoc-signed builds without relying on hosted CI or an Apple Developer subscription. The fork also needs durable branding and operator documentation that are unlikely to conflict with upstream changes. ## Solution - isolate LastCode's Electron profile, application IDs, URL schemes, state directory, single-instance lock, and update behavior from T3 Code - add the themed LastCode wordmark, temporary app mark, app icons, and favicons under a fork-owned asset root with dev, nightly, and prod variants - add an exact-commit local CI gate, pre-push quick gate, and guarded squash-merge command - checkpoint every upstream nightly as an immutable `lastcode/checkpoint/<upstream-tag>` tag while rebasing the complete fork stack in an isolated worktree - promote rebased checkpoints to `lastcode/main` only when no pull request is open - require checkpoint-bound full-CI provenance before an ad-hoc macOS build, then emit a manifest, SHA-256 checksums, and a numbered build tag - add an opt-in hourly/login launchd service for checkpoint automation - place LastCode-specific runbooks and conventions under `docs/lastcode/` - sanitize repository-local Git variables from nested Git and CI subprocesses so hooks and temporary-repository tests remain isolated ## Impact LastCode and T3 Code can run simultaneously. Every upstream nightly can be recorded even when no LastCode build is ready, while selected checkpoints can later become reproducible local releases. Hosted release jobs are disabled for the fork; releases remain deliberate, local, and ad hoc. ## Validation - exact-commit full local CI passed on `77b716527cd64f7253afe2c71d596d3f1319e769` - all workspace formatting and lint checks passed - all workspace typechecks passed - workspace tests passed, including 1,984 server tests (7 skipped) and 2,004 desktop tests - desktop production build and preload assertions passed - Rust resource-monitor formatting and 15 tests passed - SwiftLint, ktlint, and detekt passed for mobile native sources - release smoke passed from a frozen install - the normal pre-push quick gate passed under Git's hook environment - the LastCode desktop build was launched and manually verified with its sidebar wordmark, menu-bar name, isolated runtime, and app icon Implemented with GPT-5.6-Sol through the Codex harness in T3 Code.
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## Problem LastCode needs to remain a small personal fork that can run beside T3 Code, follow every upstream nightly without losing its fork commits, and produce optional local ad-hoc-signed builds without relying on hosted CI or an Apple Developer subscription. The fork also needs durable branding and operator documentation that are unlikely to conflict with upstream changes. ## Solution - isolate LastCode's Electron profile, application IDs, URL schemes, state directory, single-instance lock, and update behavior from T3 Code - add the themed LastCode wordmark, temporary app mark, app icons, and favicons under a fork-owned asset root with dev, nightly, and prod variants - add an exact-commit local CI gate, pre-push quick gate, and guarded squash-merge command - checkpoint every upstream nightly as an immutable `lastcode/checkpoint/<upstream-tag>` tag while rebasing the complete fork stack in an isolated worktree - promote rebased checkpoints to `lastcode/main` only when no pull request is open - require checkpoint-bound full-CI provenance before an ad-hoc macOS build, then emit a manifest, SHA-256 checksums, and a numbered build tag - add an opt-in hourly/login launchd service for checkpoint automation - place LastCode-specific runbooks and conventions under `docs/lastcode/` - sanitize repository-local Git variables from nested Git and CI subprocesses so hooks and temporary-repository tests remain isolated ## Impact LastCode and T3 Code can run simultaneously. Every upstream nightly can be recorded even when no LastCode build is ready, while selected checkpoints can later become reproducible local releases. Hosted release jobs are disabled for the fork; releases remain deliberate, local, and ad hoc. ## Validation - exact-commit full local CI passed on `77b716527cd64f7253afe2c71d596d3f1319e769` - all workspace formatting and lint checks passed - all workspace typechecks passed - workspace tests passed, including 1,984 server tests (7 skipped) and 2,004 desktop tests - desktop production build and preload assertions passed - Rust resource-monitor formatting and 15 tests passed - SwiftLint, ktlint, and detekt passed for mobile native sources - release smoke passed from a frozen install - the normal pre-push quick gate passed under Git's hook environment - the LastCode desktop build was launched and manually verified with its sidebar wordmark, menu-bar name, isolated runtime, and app icon Implemented with GPT-5.6-Sol through the Codex harness in T3 Code.
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LastCode needs to remain a small personal fork that can run beside T3 Code, follow every upstream nightly without losing its fork commits, and produce optional local ad-hoc-signed builds without relying on hosted CI or an Apple Developer subscription. The fork also needs durable branding and operator documentation that are unlikely to conflict with upstream changes. - isolate LastCode's Electron profile, application IDs, URL schemes, state directory, single-instance lock, and update behavior from T3 Code - add the themed LastCode wordmark, temporary app mark, app icons, and favicons under a fork-owned asset root with dev, nightly, and prod variants - add an exact-commit local CI gate, pre-push quick gate, and guarded squash-merge command - checkpoint every upstream nightly as an immutable `lastcode/checkpoint/<upstream-tag>` tag while rebasing the complete fork stack in an isolated worktree - promote rebased checkpoints to `lastcode/main` only when no pull request is open - require checkpoint-bound full-CI provenance before an ad-hoc macOS build, then emit a manifest, SHA-256 checksums, and a numbered build tag - add an opt-in hourly/login launchd service for checkpoint automation - place LastCode-specific runbooks and conventions under `docs/lastcode/` - sanitize repository-local Git variables from nested Git and CI subprocesses so hooks and temporary-repository tests remain isolated LastCode and T3 Code can run simultaneously. Every upstream nightly can be recorded even when no LastCode build is ready, while selected checkpoints can later become reproducible local releases. Hosted release jobs are disabled for the fork; releases remain deliberate, local, and ad hoc. - exact-commit full local CI passed on `77b716527cd64f7253afe2c71d596d3f1319e769` - all workspace formatting and lint checks passed - all workspace typechecks passed - workspace tests passed, including 1,984 server tests (7 skipped) and 2,004 desktop tests - desktop production build and preload assertions passed - Rust resource-monitor formatting and 15 tests passed - SwiftLint, ktlint, and detekt passed for mobile native sources - release smoke passed from a frozen install - the normal pre-push quick gate passed under Git's hook environment - the LastCode desktop build was launched and manually verified with its sidebar wordmark, menu-bar name, isolated runtime, and app icon Implemented with GPT-5.6-Sol through the Codex harness in T3 Code.
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LastCode needs to remain a small personal fork that can run beside T3 Code, follow every upstream nightly without losing its fork commits, and produce optional local ad-hoc-signed builds without relying on hosted CI or an Apple Developer subscription. The fork also needs durable branding and operator documentation that are unlikely to conflict with upstream changes. - isolate LastCode's Electron profile, application IDs, URL schemes, state directory, single-instance lock, and update behavior from T3 Code - add the themed LastCode wordmark, temporary app mark, app icons, and favicons under a fork-owned asset root with dev, nightly, and prod variants - add an exact-commit local CI gate, pre-push quick gate, and guarded squash-merge command - checkpoint every upstream nightly as an immutable `lastcode/checkpoint/<upstream-tag>` tag while rebasing the complete fork stack in an isolated worktree - promote rebased checkpoints to `lastcode/main` only when no pull request is open - require checkpoint-bound full-CI provenance before an ad-hoc macOS build, then emit a manifest, SHA-256 checksums, and a numbered build tag - add an opt-in hourly/login launchd service for checkpoint automation - place LastCode-specific runbooks and conventions under `docs/lastcode/` - sanitize repository-local Git variables from nested Git and CI subprocesses so hooks and temporary-repository tests remain isolated LastCode and T3 Code can run simultaneously. Every upstream nightly can be recorded even when no LastCode build is ready, while selected checkpoints can later become reproducible local releases. Hosted release jobs are disabled for the fork; releases remain deliberate, local, and ad hoc. - exact-commit full local CI passed on `77b716527cd64f7253afe2c71d596d3f1319e769` - all workspace formatting and lint checks passed - all workspace typechecks passed - workspace tests passed, including 1,984 server tests (7 skipped) and 2,004 desktop tests - desktop production build and preload assertions passed - Rust resource-monitor formatting and 15 tests passed - SwiftLint, ktlint, and detekt passed for mobile native sources - release smoke passed from a frozen install - the normal pre-push quick gate passed under Git's hook environment - the LastCode desktop build was launched and manually verified with its sidebar wordmark, menu-bar name, isolated runtime, and app icon Implemented with GPT-5.6-Sol through the Codex harness in T3 Code.
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LastCode needs to remain a small personal fork that can run beside T3 Code, follow every upstream nightly without losing its fork commits, and produce optional local ad-hoc-signed builds without relying on hosted CI or an Apple Developer subscription. The fork also needs durable branding and operator documentation that are unlikely to conflict with upstream changes. - isolate LastCode's Electron profile, application IDs, URL schemes, state directory, single-instance lock, and update behavior from T3 Code - add the themed LastCode wordmark, temporary app mark, app icons, and favicons under a fork-owned asset root with dev, nightly, and prod variants - add an exact-commit local CI gate, pre-push quick gate, and guarded squash-merge command - checkpoint every upstream nightly as an immutable `lastcode/checkpoint/<upstream-tag>` tag while rebasing the complete fork stack in an isolated worktree - promote rebased checkpoints to `lastcode/main` only when no pull request is open - require checkpoint-bound full-CI provenance before an ad-hoc macOS build, then emit a manifest, SHA-256 checksums, and a numbered build tag - add an opt-in hourly/login launchd service for checkpoint automation - place LastCode-specific runbooks and conventions under `docs/lastcode/` - sanitize repository-local Git variables from nested Git and CI subprocesses so hooks and temporary-repository tests remain isolated LastCode and T3 Code can run simultaneously. Every upstream nightly can be recorded even when no LastCode build is ready, while selected checkpoints can later become reproducible local releases. Hosted release jobs are disabled for the fork; releases remain deliberate, local, and ad hoc. - exact-commit full local CI passed on `77b716527cd64f7253afe2c71d596d3f1319e769` - all workspace formatting and lint checks passed - all workspace typechecks passed - workspace tests passed, including 1,984 server tests (7 skipped) and 2,004 desktop tests - desktop production build and preload assertions passed - Rust resource-monitor formatting and 15 tests passed - SwiftLint, ktlint, and detekt passed for mobile native sources - release smoke passed from a frozen install - the normal pre-push quick gate passed under Git's hook environment - the LastCode desktop build was launched and manually verified with its sidebar wordmark, menu-bar name, isolated runtime, and app icon Implemented with GPT-5.6-Sol through the Codex harness in T3 Code.
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LastCode needs to remain a small personal fork that can run beside T3 Code, follow every upstream nightly without losing its fork commits, and produce optional local ad-hoc-signed builds without relying on hosted CI or an Apple Developer subscription. The fork also needs durable branding and operator documentation that are unlikely to conflict with upstream changes. - isolate LastCode's Electron profile, application IDs, URL schemes, state directory, single-instance lock, and update behavior from T3 Code - add the themed LastCode wordmark, temporary app mark, app icons, and favicons under a fork-owned asset root with dev, nightly, and prod variants - add an exact-commit local CI gate, pre-push quick gate, and guarded squash-merge command - checkpoint every upstream nightly as an immutable `lastcode/checkpoint/<upstream-tag>` tag while rebasing the complete fork stack in an isolated worktree - promote rebased checkpoints to `lastcode/main` only when no pull request is open - require checkpoint-bound full-CI provenance before an ad-hoc macOS build, then emit a manifest, SHA-256 checksums, and a numbered build tag - add an opt-in hourly/login launchd service for checkpoint automation - place LastCode-specific runbooks and conventions under `docs/lastcode/` - sanitize repository-local Git variables from nested Git and CI subprocesses so hooks and temporary-repository tests remain isolated LastCode and T3 Code can run simultaneously. Every upstream nightly can be recorded even when no LastCode build is ready, while selected checkpoints can later become reproducible local releases. Hosted release jobs are disabled for the fork; releases remain deliberate, local, and ad hoc. - exact-commit full local CI passed on `77b716527cd64f7253afe2c71d596d3f1319e769` - all workspace formatting and lint checks passed - all workspace typechecks passed - workspace tests passed, including 1,984 server tests (7 skipped) and 2,004 desktop tests - desktop production build and preload assertions passed - Rust resource-monitor formatting and 15 tests passed - SwiftLint, ktlint, and detekt passed for mobile native sources - release smoke passed from a frozen install - the normal pre-push quick gate passed under Git's hook environment - the LastCode desktop build was launched and manually verified with its sidebar wordmark, menu-bar name, isolated runtime, and app icon Implemented with GPT-5.6-Sol through the Codex harness in T3 Code.
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LastCode needs to remain a small personal fork that can run beside T3 Code, follow every upstream nightly without losing its fork commits, and produce optional local ad-hoc-signed builds without relying on hosted CI or an Apple Developer subscription. The fork also needs durable branding and operator documentation that are unlikely to conflict with upstream changes. - isolate LastCode's Electron profile, application IDs, URL schemes, state directory, single-instance lock, and update behavior from T3 Code - add the themed LastCode wordmark, temporary app mark, app icons, and favicons under a fork-owned asset root with dev, nightly, and prod variants - add an exact-commit local CI gate, pre-push quick gate, and guarded squash-merge command - checkpoint every upstream nightly as an immutable `lastcode/checkpoint/<upstream-tag>` tag while rebasing the complete fork stack in an isolated worktree - promote rebased checkpoints to `lastcode/main` only when no pull request is open - require checkpoint-bound full-CI provenance before an ad-hoc macOS build, then emit a manifest, SHA-256 checksums, and a numbered build tag - add an opt-in hourly/login launchd service for checkpoint automation - place LastCode-specific runbooks and conventions under `docs/lastcode/` - sanitize repository-local Git variables from nested Git and CI subprocesses so hooks and temporary-repository tests remain isolated LastCode and T3 Code can run simultaneously. Every upstream nightly can be recorded even when no LastCode build is ready, while selected checkpoints can later become reproducible local releases. Hosted release jobs are disabled for the fork; releases remain deliberate, local, and ad hoc. - exact-commit full local CI passed on `77b716527cd64f7253afe2c71d596d3f1319e769` - all workspace formatting and lint checks passed - all workspace typechecks passed - workspace tests passed, including 1,984 server tests (7 skipped) and 2,004 desktop tests - desktop production build and preload assertions passed - Rust resource-monitor formatting and 15 tests passed - SwiftLint, ktlint, and detekt passed for mobile native sources - release smoke passed from a frozen install - the normal pre-push quick gate passed under Git's hook environment - the LastCode desktop build was launched and manually verified with its sidebar wordmark, menu-bar name, isolated runtime, and app icon Implemented with GPT-5.6-Sol through the Codex harness in T3 Code.
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LastCode needs to remain a small personal fork that can run beside T3 Code, follow every upstream nightly without losing its fork commits, and produce optional local ad-hoc-signed builds without relying on hosted CI or an Apple Developer subscription. The fork also needs durable branding and operator documentation that are unlikely to conflict with upstream changes. - isolate LastCode's Electron profile, application IDs, URL schemes, state directory, single-instance lock, and update behavior from T3 Code - add the themed LastCode wordmark, temporary app mark, app icons, and favicons under a fork-owned asset root with dev, nightly, and prod variants - add an exact-commit local CI gate, pre-push quick gate, and guarded squash-merge command - checkpoint every upstream nightly as an immutable `lastcode/checkpoint/<upstream-tag>` tag while rebasing the complete fork stack in an isolated worktree - promote rebased checkpoints to `lastcode/main` only when no pull request is open - require checkpoint-bound full-CI provenance before an ad-hoc macOS build, then emit a manifest, SHA-256 checksums, and a numbered build tag - add an opt-in hourly/login launchd service for checkpoint automation - place LastCode-specific runbooks and conventions under `docs/lastcode/` - sanitize repository-local Git variables from nested Git and CI subprocesses so hooks and temporary-repository tests remain isolated LastCode and T3 Code can run simultaneously. Every upstream nightly can be recorded even when no LastCode build is ready, while selected checkpoints can later become reproducible local releases. Hosted release jobs are disabled for the fork; releases remain deliberate, local, and ad hoc. - exact-commit full local CI passed on `77b716527cd64f7253afe2c71d596d3f1319e769` - all workspace formatting and lint checks passed - all workspace typechecks passed - workspace tests passed, including 1,984 server tests (7 skipped) and 2,004 desktop tests - desktop production build and preload assertions passed - Rust resource-monitor formatting and 15 tests passed - SwiftLint, ktlint, and detekt passed for mobile native sources - release smoke passed from a frozen install - the normal pre-push quick gate passed under Git's hook environment - the LastCode desktop build was launched and manually verified with its sidebar wordmark, menu-bar name, isolated runtime, and app icon Implemented with GPT-5.6-Sol through the Codex harness in T3 Code.
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LastCode needs to remain a small personal fork that can run beside T3 Code, follow every upstream nightly without losing its fork commits, and produce optional local ad-hoc-signed builds without relying on hosted CI or an Apple Developer subscription. The fork also needs durable branding and operator documentation that are unlikely to conflict with upstream changes. - isolate LastCode's Electron profile, application IDs, URL schemes, state directory, single-instance lock, and update behavior from T3 Code - add the themed LastCode wordmark, temporary app mark, app icons, and favicons under a fork-owned asset root with dev, nightly, and prod variants - add an exact-commit local CI gate, pre-push quick gate, and guarded squash-merge command - checkpoint every upstream nightly as an immutable `lastcode/checkpoint/<upstream-tag>` tag while rebasing the complete fork stack in an isolated worktree - promote rebased checkpoints to `lastcode/main` only when no pull request is open - require checkpoint-bound full-CI provenance before an ad-hoc macOS build, then emit a manifest, SHA-256 checksums, and a numbered build tag - add an opt-in hourly/login launchd service for checkpoint automation - place LastCode-specific runbooks and conventions under `docs/lastcode/` - sanitize repository-local Git variables from nested Git and CI subprocesses so hooks and temporary-repository tests remain isolated LastCode and T3 Code can run simultaneously. Every upstream nightly can be recorded even when no LastCode build is ready, while selected checkpoints can later become reproducible local releases. Hosted release jobs are disabled for the fork; releases remain deliberate, local, and ad hoc. - exact-commit full local CI passed on `77b716527cd64f7253afe2c71d596d3f1319e769` - all workspace formatting and lint checks passed - all workspace typechecks passed - workspace tests passed, including 1,984 server tests (7 skipped) and 2,004 desktop tests - desktop production build and preload assertions passed - Rust resource-monitor formatting and 15 tests passed - SwiftLint, ktlint, and detekt passed for mobile native sources - release smoke passed from a frozen install - the normal pre-push quick gate passed under Git's hook environment - the LastCode desktop build was launched and manually verified with its sidebar wordmark, menu-bar name, isolated runtime, and app icon Implemented with GPT-5.6-Sol through the Codex harness in T3 Code.
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LastCode needs to remain a small personal fork that can run beside T3 Code, follow every upstream nightly without losing its fork commits, and produce optional local ad-hoc-signed builds without relying on hosted CI or an Apple Developer subscription. The fork also needs durable branding and operator documentation that are unlikely to conflict with upstream changes. - isolate LastCode's Electron profile, application IDs, URL schemes, state directory, single-instance lock, and update behavior from T3 Code - add the themed LastCode wordmark, temporary app mark, app icons, and favicons under a fork-owned asset root with dev, nightly, and prod variants - add an exact-commit local CI gate, pre-push quick gate, and guarded squash-merge command - checkpoint every upstream nightly as an immutable `lastcode/checkpoint/<upstream-tag>` tag while rebasing the complete fork stack in an isolated worktree - promote rebased checkpoints to `lastcode/main` only when no pull request is open - require checkpoint-bound full-CI provenance before an ad-hoc macOS build, then emit a manifest, SHA-256 checksums, and a numbered build tag - add an opt-in hourly/login launchd service for checkpoint automation - place LastCode-specific runbooks and conventions under `docs/lastcode/` - sanitize repository-local Git variables from nested Git and CI subprocesses so hooks and temporary-repository tests remain isolated LastCode and T3 Code can run simultaneously. Every upstream nightly can be recorded even when no LastCode build is ready, while selected checkpoints can later become reproducible local releases. Hosted release jobs are disabled for the fork; releases remain deliberate, local, and ad hoc. - exact-commit full local CI passed on `77b716527cd64f7253afe2c71d596d3f1319e769` - all workspace formatting and lint checks passed - all workspace typechecks passed - workspace tests passed, including 1,984 server tests (7 skipped) and 2,004 desktop tests - desktop production build and preload assertions passed - Rust resource-monitor formatting and 15 tests passed - SwiftLint, ktlint, and detekt passed for mobile native sources - release smoke passed from a frozen install - the normal pre-push quick gate passed under Git's hook environment - the LastCode desktop build was launched and manually verified with its sidebar wordmark, menu-bar name, isolated runtime, and app icon Implemented with GPT-5.6-Sol through the Codex harness in T3 Code.
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LastCode needs to remain a small personal fork that can run beside T3 Code, follow every upstream nightly without losing its fork commits, and produce optional local ad-hoc-signed builds without relying on hosted CI or an Apple Developer subscription. The fork also needs durable branding and operator documentation that are unlikely to conflict with upstream changes. - isolate LastCode's Electron profile, application IDs, URL schemes, state directory, single-instance lock, and update behavior from T3 Code - add the themed LastCode wordmark, temporary app mark, app icons, and favicons under a fork-owned asset root with dev, nightly, and prod variants - add an exact-commit local CI gate, pre-push quick gate, and guarded squash-merge command - checkpoint every upstream nightly as an immutable `lastcode/checkpoint/<upstream-tag>` tag while rebasing the complete fork stack in an isolated worktree - promote rebased checkpoints to `lastcode/main` only when no pull request is open - require checkpoint-bound full-CI provenance before an ad-hoc macOS build, then emit a manifest, SHA-256 checksums, and a numbered build tag - add an opt-in hourly/login launchd service for checkpoint automation - place LastCode-specific runbooks and conventions under `docs/lastcode/` - sanitize repository-local Git variables from nested Git and CI subprocesses so hooks and temporary-repository tests remain isolated LastCode and T3 Code can run simultaneously. Every upstream nightly can be recorded even when no LastCode build is ready, while selected checkpoints can later become reproducible local releases. Hosted release jobs are disabled for the fork; releases remain deliberate, local, and ad hoc. - exact-commit full local CI passed on `77b716527cd64f7253afe2c71d596d3f1319e769` - all workspace formatting and lint checks passed - all workspace typechecks passed - workspace tests passed, including 1,984 server tests (7 skipped) and 2,004 desktop tests - desktop production build and preload assertions passed - Rust resource-monitor formatting and 15 tests passed - SwiftLint, ktlint, and detekt passed for mobile native sources - release smoke passed from a frozen install - the normal pre-push quick gate passed under Git's hook environment - the LastCode desktop build was launched and manually verified with its sidebar wordmark, menu-bar name, isolated runtime, and app icon Implemented with GPT-5.6-Sol through the Codex harness in T3 Code.
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LastCode needs to remain a small personal fork that can run beside T3 Code, follow every upstream nightly without losing its fork commits, and produce optional local ad-hoc-signed builds without relying on hosted CI or an Apple Developer subscription. The fork also needs durable branding and operator documentation that are unlikely to conflict with upstream changes. - isolate LastCode's Electron profile, application IDs, URL schemes, state directory, single-instance lock, and update behavior from T3 Code - add the themed LastCode wordmark, temporary app mark, app icons, and favicons under a fork-owned asset root with dev, nightly, and prod variants - add an exact-commit local CI gate, pre-push quick gate, and guarded squash-merge command - checkpoint every upstream nightly as an immutable `lastcode/checkpoint/<upstream-tag>` tag while rebasing the complete fork stack in an isolated worktree - promote rebased checkpoints to `lastcode/main` only when no pull request is open - require checkpoint-bound full-CI provenance before an ad-hoc macOS build, then emit a manifest, SHA-256 checksums, and a numbered build tag - add an opt-in hourly/login launchd service for checkpoint automation - place LastCode-specific runbooks and conventions under `docs/lastcode/` - sanitize repository-local Git variables from nested Git and CI subprocesses so hooks and temporary-repository tests remain isolated LastCode and T3 Code can run simultaneously. Every upstream nightly can be recorded even when no LastCode build is ready, while selected checkpoints can later become reproducible local releases. Hosted release jobs are disabled for the fork; releases remain deliberate, local, and ad hoc. - exact-commit full local CI passed on `77b716527cd64f7253afe2c71d596d3f1319e769` - all workspace formatting and lint checks passed - all workspace typechecks passed - workspace tests passed, including 1,984 server tests (7 skipped) and 2,004 desktop tests - desktop production build and preload assertions passed - Rust resource-monitor formatting and 15 tests passed - SwiftLint, ktlint, and detekt passed for mobile native sources - release smoke passed from a frozen install - the normal pre-push quick gate passed under Git's hook environment - the LastCode desktop build was launched and manually verified with its sidebar wordmark, menu-bar name, isolated runtime, and app icon Implemented with GPT-5.6-Sol through the Codex harness in T3 Code.
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LastCode needs to remain a small personal fork that can run beside T3 Code, follow every upstream nightly without losing its fork commits, and produce optional local ad-hoc-signed builds without relying on hosted CI or an Apple Developer subscription. The fork also needs durable branding and operator documentation that are unlikely to conflict with upstream changes. - isolate LastCode's Electron profile, application IDs, URL schemes, state directory, single-instance lock, and update behavior from T3 Code - add the themed LastCode wordmark, temporary app mark, app icons, and favicons under a fork-owned asset root with dev, nightly, and prod variants - add an exact-commit local CI gate, pre-push quick gate, and guarded squash-merge command - checkpoint every upstream nightly as an immutable `lastcode/checkpoint/<upstream-tag>` tag while rebasing the complete fork stack in an isolated worktree - promote rebased checkpoints to `lastcode/main` only when no pull request is open - require checkpoint-bound full-CI provenance before an ad-hoc macOS build, then emit a manifest, SHA-256 checksums, and a numbered build tag - add an opt-in hourly/login launchd service for checkpoint automation - place LastCode-specific runbooks and conventions under `docs/lastcode/` - sanitize repository-local Git variables from nested Git and CI subprocesses so hooks and temporary-repository tests remain isolated LastCode and T3 Code can run simultaneously. Every upstream nightly can be recorded even when no LastCode build is ready, while selected checkpoints can later become reproducible local releases. Hosted release jobs are disabled for the fork; releases remain deliberate, local, and ad hoc. - exact-commit full local CI passed on `77b716527cd64f7253afe2c71d596d3f1319e769` - all workspace formatting and lint checks passed - all workspace typechecks passed - workspace tests passed, including 1,984 server tests (7 skipped) and 2,004 desktop tests - desktop production build and preload assertions passed - Rust resource-monitor formatting and 15 tests passed - SwiftLint, ktlint, and detekt passed for mobile native sources - release smoke passed from a frozen install - the normal pre-push quick gate passed under Git's hook environment - the LastCode desktop build was launched and manually verified with its sidebar wordmark, menu-bar name, isolated runtime, and app icon Implemented with GPT-5.6-Sol through the Codex harness in T3 Code.
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LastCode needs to remain a small personal fork that can run beside T3 Code, follow every upstream nightly without losing its fork commits, and produce optional local ad-hoc-signed builds without relying on hosted CI or an Apple Developer subscription. The fork also needs durable branding and operator documentation that are unlikely to conflict with upstream changes. - isolate LastCode's Electron profile, application IDs, URL schemes, state directory, single-instance lock, and update behavior from T3 Code - add the themed LastCode wordmark, temporary app mark, app icons, and favicons under a fork-owned asset root with dev, nightly, and prod variants - add an exact-commit local CI gate, pre-push quick gate, and guarded squash-merge command - checkpoint every upstream nightly as an immutable `lastcode/checkpoint/<upstream-tag>` tag while rebasing the complete fork stack in an isolated worktree - promote rebased checkpoints to `lastcode/main` only when no pull request is open - require checkpoint-bound full-CI provenance before an ad-hoc macOS build, then emit a manifest, SHA-256 checksums, and a numbered build tag - add an opt-in hourly/login launchd service for checkpoint automation - place LastCode-specific runbooks and conventions under `docs/lastcode/` - sanitize repository-local Git variables from nested Git and CI subprocesses so hooks and temporary-repository tests remain isolated LastCode and T3 Code can run simultaneously. Every upstream nightly can be recorded even when no LastCode build is ready, while selected checkpoints can later become reproducible local releases. Hosted release jobs are disabled for the fork; releases remain deliberate, local, and ad hoc. - exact-commit full local CI passed on `77b716527cd64f7253afe2c71d596d3f1319e769` - all workspace formatting and lint checks passed - all workspace typechecks passed - workspace tests passed, including 1,984 server tests (7 skipped) and 2,004 desktop tests - desktop production build and preload assertions passed - Rust resource-monitor formatting and 15 tests passed - SwiftLint, ktlint, and detekt passed for mobile native sources - release smoke passed from a frozen install - the normal pre-push quick gate passed under Git's hook environment - the LastCode desktop build was launched and manually verified with its sidebar wordmark, menu-bar name, isolated runtime, and app icon Implemented with GPT-5.6-Sol through the Codex harness in T3 Code.
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LastCode needs to remain a small personal fork that can run beside T3 Code, follow every upstream nightly without losing its fork commits, and produce optional local ad-hoc-signed builds without relying on hosted CI or an Apple Developer subscription. The fork also needs durable branding and operator documentation that are unlikely to conflict with upstream changes. - isolate LastCode's Electron profile, application IDs, URL schemes, state directory, single-instance lock, and update behavior from T3 Code - add the themed LastCode wordmark, temporary app mark, app icons, and favicons under a fork-owned asset root with dev, nightly, and prod variants - add an exact-commit local CI gate, pre-push quick gate, and guarded squash-merge command - checkpoint every upstream nightly as an immutable `lastcode/checkpoint/<upstream-tag>` tag while rebasing the complete fork stack in an isolated worktree - promote rebased checkpoints to `lastcode/main` only when no pull request is open - require checkpoint-bound full-CI provenance before an ad-hoc macOS build, then emit a manifest, SHA-256 checksums, and a numbered build tag - add an opt-in hourly/login launchd service for checkpoint automation - place LastCode-specific runbooks and conventions under `docs/lastcode/` - sanitize repository-local Git variables from nested Git and CI subprocesses so hooks and temporary-repository tests remain isolated LastCode and T3 Code can run simultaneously. Every upstream nightly can be recorded even when no LastCode build is ready, while selected checkpoints can later become reproducible local releases. Hosted release jobs are disabled for the fork; releases remain deliberate, local, and ad hoc. - exact-commit full local CI passed on `77b716527cd64f7253afe2c71d596d3f1319e769` - all workspace formatting and lint checks passed - all workspace typechecks passed - workspace tests passed, including 1,984 server tests (7 skipped) and 2,004 desktop tests - desktop production build and preload assertions passed - Rust resource-monitor formatting and 15 tests passed - SwiftLint, ktlint, and detekt passed for mobile native sources - release smoke passed from a frozen install - the normal pre-push quick gate passed under Git's hook environment - the LastCode desktop build was launched and manually verified with its sidebar wordmark, menu-bar name, isolated runtime, and app icon Implemented with GPT-5.6-Sol through the Codex harness in T3 Code.
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LastCode needs to remain a small personal fork that can run beside T3 Code, follow every upstream nightly without losing its fork commits, and produce optional local ad-hoc-signed builds without relying on hosted CI or an Apple Developer subscription. The fork also needs durable branding and operator documentation that are unlikely to conflict with upstream changes. - isolate LastCode's Electron profile, application IDs, URL schemes, state directory, single-instance lock, and update behavior from T3 Code - add the themed LastCode wordmark, temporary app mark, app icons, and favicons under a fork-owned asset root with dev, nightly, and prod variants - add an exact-commit local CI gate, pre-push quick gate, and guarded squash-merge command - checkpoint every upstream nightly as an immutable `lastcode/checkpoint/<upstream-tag>` tag while rebasing the complete fork stack in an isolated worktree - promote rebased checkpoints to `lastcode/main` only when no pull request is open - require checkpoint-bound full-CI provenance before an ad-hoc macOS build, then emit a manifest, SHA-256 checksums, and a numbered build tag - add an opt-in hourly/login launchd service for checkpoint automation - place LastCode-specific runbooks and conventions under `docs/lastcode/` - sanitize repository-local Git variables from nested Git and CI subprocesses so hooks and temporary-repository tests remain isolated LastCode and T3 Code can run simultaneously. Every upstream nightly can be recorded even when no LastCode build is ready, while selected checkpoints can later become reproducible local releases. Hosted release jobs are disabled for the fork; releases remain deliberate, local, and ad hoc. - exact-commit full local CI passed on `77b716527cd64f7253afe2c71d596d3f1319e769` - all workspace formatting and lint checks passed - all workspace typechecks passed - workspace tests passed, including 1,984 server tests (7 skipped) and 2,004 desktop tests - desktop production build and preload assertions passed - Rust resource-monitor formatting and 15 tests passed - SwiftLint, ktlint, and detekt passed for mobile native sources - release smoke passed from a frozen install - the normal pre-push quick gate passed under Git's hook environment - the LastCode desktop build was launched and manually verified with its sidebar wordmark, menu-bar name, isolated runtime, and app icon Implemented with GPT-5.6-Sol through the Codex harness in T3 Code.
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LastCode needs to remain a small personal fork that can run beside T3 Code, follow every upstream nightly without losing its fork commits, and produce optional local ad-hoc-signed builds without relying on hosted CI or an Apple Developer subscription. The fork also needs durable branding and operator documentation that are unlikely to conflict with upstream changes. - isolate LastCode's Electron profile, application IDs, URL schemes, state directory, single-instance lock, and update behavior from T3 Code - add the themed LastCode wordmark, temporary app mark, app icons, and favicons under a fork-owned asset root with dev, nightly, and prod variants - add an exact-commit local CI gate, pre-push quick gate, and guarded squash-merge command - checkpoint every upstream nightly as an immutable `lastcode/checkpoint/<upstream-tag>` tag while rebasing the complete fork stack in an isolated worktree - promote rebased checkpoints to `lastcode/main` only when no pull request is open - require checkpoint-bound full-CI provenance before an ad-hoc macOS build, then emit a manifest, SHA-256 checksums, and a numbered build tag - add an opt-in hourly/login launchd service for checkpoint automation - place LastCode-specific runbooks and conventions under `docs/lastcode/` - sanitize repository-local Git variables from nested Git and CI subprocesses so hooks and temporary-repository tests remain isolated LastCode and T3 Code can run simultaneously. Every upstream nightly can be recorded even when no LastCode build is ready, while selected checkpoints can later become reproducible local releases. Hosted release jobs are disabled for the fork; releases remain deliberate, local, and ad hoc. - exact-commit full local CI passed on `77b716527cd64f7253afe2c71d596d3f1319e769` - all workspace formatting and lint checks passed - all workspace typechecks passed - workspace tests passed, including 1,984 server tests (7 skipped) and 2,004 desktop tests - desktop production build and preload assertions passed - Rust resource-monitor formatting and 15 tests passed - SwiftLint, ktlint, and detekt passed for mobile native sources - release smoke passed from a frozen install - the normal pre-push quick gate passed under Git's hook environment - the LastCode desktop build was launched and manually verified with its sidebar wordmark, menu-bar name, isolated runtime, and app icon Implemented with GPT-5.6-Sol through the Codex harness in T3 Code.
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LastCode needs to remain a small personal fork that can run beside T3 Code, follow every upstream nightly without losing its fork commits, and produce optional local ad-hoc-signed builds without relying on hosted CI or an Apple Developer subscription. The fork also needs durable branding and operator documentation that are unlikely to conflict with upstream changes. - isolate LastCode's Electron profile, application IDs, URL schemes, state directory, single-instance lock, and update behavior from T3 Code - add the themed LastCode wordmark, temporary app mark, app icons, and favicons under a fork-owned asset root with dev, nightly, and prod variants - add an exact-commit local CI gate, pre-push quick gate, and guarded squash-merge command - checkpoint every upstream nightly as an immutable `lastcode/checkpoint/<upstream-tag>` tag while rebasing the complete fork stack in an isolated worktree - promote rebased checkpoints to `lastcode/main` only when no pull request is open - require checkpoint-bound full-CI provenance before an ad-hoc macOS build, then emit a manifest, SHA-256 checksums, and a numbered build tag - add an opt-in hourly/login launchd service for checkpoint automation - place LastCode-specific runbooks and conventions under `docs/lastcode/` - sanitize repository-local Git variables from nested Git and CI subprocesses so hooks and temporary-repository tests remain isolated LastCode and T3 Code can run simultaneously. Every upstream nightly can be recorded even when no LastCode build is ready, while selected checkpoints can later become reproducible local releases. Hosted release jobs are disabled for the fork; releases remain deliberate, local, and ad hoc. - exact-commit full local CI passed on `77b716527cd64f7253afe2c71d596d3f1319e769` - all workspace formatting and lint checks passed - all workspace typechecks passed - workspace tests passed, including 1,984 server tests (7 skipped) and 2,004 desktop tests - desktop production build and preload assertions passed - Rust resource-monitor formatting and 15 tests passed - SwiftLint, ktlint, and detekt passed for mobile native sources - release smoke passed from a frozen install - the normal pre-push quick gate passed under Git's hook environment - the LastCode desktop build was launched and manually verified with its sidebar wordmark, menu-bar name, isolated runtime, and app icon Implemented with GPT-5.6-Sol through the Codex harness in T3 Code.
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LastCode needs to remain a small personal fork that can run beside T3 Code, follow every upstream nightly without losing its fork commits, and produce optional local ad-hoc-signed builds without relying on hosted CI or an Apple Developer subscription. The fork also needs durable branding and operator documentation that are unlikely to conflict with upstream changes. - isolate LastCode's Electron profile, application IDs, URL schemes, state directory, single-instance lock, and update behavior from T3 Code - add the themed LastCode wordmark, temporary app mark, app icons, and favicons under a fork-owned asset root with dev, nightly, and prod variants - add an exact-commit local CI gate, pre-push quick gate, and guarded squash-merge command - checkpoint every upstream nightly as an immutable `lastcode/checkpoint/<upstream-tag>` tag while rebasing the complete fork stack in an isolated worktree - promote rebased checkpoints to `lastcode/main` only when no pull request is open - require checkpoint-bound full-CI provenance before an ad-hoc macOS build, then emit a manifest, SHA-256 checksums, and a numbered build tag - add an opt-in hourly/login launchd service for checkpoint automation - place LastCode-specific runbooks and conventions under `docs/lastcode/` - sanitize repository-local Git variables from nested Git and CI subprocesses so hooks and temporary-repository tests remain isolated LastCode and T3 Code can run simultaneously. Every upstream nightly can be recorded even when no LastCode build is ready, while selected checkpoints can later become reproducible local releases. Hosted release jobs are disabled for the fork; releases remain deliberate, local, and ad hoc. - exact-commit full local CI passed on `77b716527cd64f7253afe2c71d596d3f1319e769` - all workspace formatting and lint checks passed - all workspace typechecks passed - workspace tests passed, including 1,984 server tests (7 skipped) and 2,004 desktop tests - desktop production build and preload assertions passed - Rust resource-monitor formatting and 15 tests passed - SwiftLint, ktlint, and detekt passed for mobile native sources - release smoke passed from a frozen install - the normal pre-push quick gate passed under Git's hook environment - the LastCode desktop build was launched and manually verified with its sidebar wordmark, menu-bar name, isolated runtime, and app icon Implemented with GPT-5.6-Sol through the Codex harness in T3 Code.
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LastCode needs to remain a small personal fork that can run beside T3 Code, follow every upstream nightly without losing its fork commits, and produce optional local ad-hoc-signed builds without relying on hosted CI or an Apple Developer subscription. The fork also needs durable branding and operator documentation that are unlikely to conflict with upstream changes. - isolate LastCode's Electron profile, application IDs, URL schemes, state directory, single-instance lock, and update behavior from T3 Code - add the themed LastCode wordmark, temporary app mark, app icons, and favicons under a fork-owned asset root with dev, nightly, and prod variants - add an exact-commit local CI gate, pre-push quick gate, and guarded squash-merge command - checkpoint every upstream nightly as an immutable `lastcode/checkpoint/<upstream-tag>` tag while rebasing the complete fork stack in an isolated worktree - promote rebased checkpoints to `lastcode/main` only when no pull request is open - require checkpoint-bound full-CI provenance before an ad-hoc macOS build, then emit a manifest, SHA-256 checksums, and a numbered build tag - add an opt-in hourly/login launchd service for checkpoint automation - place LastCode-specific runbooks and conventions under `docs/lastcode/` - sanitize repository-local Git variables from nested Git and CI subprocesses so hooks and temporary-repository tests remain isolated LastCode and T3 Code can run simultaneously. Every upstream nightly can be recorded even when no LastCode build is ready, while selected checkpoints can later become reproducible local releases. Hosted release jobs are disabled for the fork; releases remain deliberate, local, and ad hoc. - exact-commit full local CI passed on `77b716527cd64f7253afe2c71d596d3f1319e769` - all workspace formatting and lint checks passed - all workspace typechecks passed - workspace tests passed, including 1,984 server tests (7 skipped) and 2,004 desktop tests - desktop production build and preload assertions passed - Rust resource-monitor formatting and 15 tests passed - SwiftLint, ktlint, and detekt passed for mobile native sources - release smoke passed from a frozen install - the normal pre-push quick gate passed under Git's hook environment - the LastCode desktop build was launched and manually verified with its sidebar wordmark, menu-bar name, isolated runtime, and app icon Implemented with GPT-5.6-Sol through the Codex harness in T3 Code.
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LastCode needs to remain a small personal fork that can run beside T3 Code, follow every upstream nightly without losing its fork commits, and produce optional local ad-hoc-signed builds without relying on hosted CI or an Apple Developer subscription. The fork also needs durable branding and operator documentation that are unlikely to conflict with upstream changes. - isolate LastCode's Electron profile, application IDs, URL schemes, state directory, single-instance lock, and update behavior from T3 Code - add the themed LastCode wordmark, temporary app mark, app icons, and favicons under a fork-owned asset root with dev, nightly, and prod variants - add an exact-commit local CI gate, pre-push quick gate, and guarded squash-merge command - checkpoint every upstream nightly as an immutable `lastcode/checkpoint/<upstream-tag>` tag while rebasing the complete fork stack in an isolated worktree - promote rebased checkpoints to `lastcode/main` only when no pull request is open - require checkpoint-bound full-CI provenance before an ad-hoc macOS build, then emit a manifest, SHA-256 checksums, and a numbered build tag - add an opt-in hourly/login launchd service for checkpoint automation - place LastCode-specific runbooks and conventions under `docs/lastcode/` - sanitize repository-local Git variables from nested Git and CI subprocesses so hooks and temporary-repository tests remain isolated LastCode and T3 Code can run simultaneously. Every upstream nightly can be recorded even when no LastCode build is ready, while selected checkpoints can later become reproducible local releases. Hosted release jobs are disabled for the fork; releases remain deliberate, local, and ad hoc. - exact-commit full local CI passed on `77b716527cd64f7253afe2c71d596d3f1319e769` - all workspace formatting and lint checks passed - all workspace typechecks passed - workspace tests passed, including 1,984 server tests (7 skipped) and 2,004 desktop tests - desktop production build and preload assertions passed - Rust resource-monitor formatting and 15 tests passed - SwiftLint, ktlint, and detekt passed for mobile native sources - release smoke passed from a frozen install - the normal pre-push quick gate passed under Git's hook environment - the LastCode desktop build was launched and manually verified with its sidebar wordmark, menu-bar name, isolated runtime, and app icon Implemented with GPT-5.6-Sol through the Codex harness in T3 Code.
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LastCode needs to remain a small personal fork that can run beside T3 Code, follow every upstream nightly without losing its fork commits, and produce optional local ad-hoc-signed builds without relying on hosted CI or an Apple Developer subscription. The fork also needs durable branding and operator documentation that are unlikely to conflict with upstream changes. - isolate LastCode's Electron profile, application IDs, URL schemes, state directory, single-instance lock, and update behavior from T3 Code - add the themed LastCode wordmark, temporary app mark, app icons, and favicons under a fork-owned asset root with dev, nightly, and prod variants - add an exact-commit local CI gate, pre-push quick gate, and guarded squash-merge command - checkpoint every upstream nightly as an immutable `lastcode/checkpoint/<upstream-tag>` tag while rebasing the complete fork stack in an isolated worktree - promote rebased checkpoints to `lastcode/main` only when no pull request is open - require checkpoint-bound full-CI provenance before an ad-hoc macOS build, then emit a manifest, SHA-256 checksums, and a numbered build tag - add an opt-in hourly/login launchd service for checkpoint automation - place LastCode-specific runbooks and conventions under `docs/lastcode/` - sanitize repository-local Git variables from nested Git and CI subprocesses so hooks and temporary-repository tests remain isolated LastCode and T3 Code can run simultaneously. Every upstream nightly can be recorded even when no LastCode build is ready, while selected checkpoints can later become reproducible local releases. Hosted release jobs are disabled for the fork; releases remain deliberate, local, and ad hoc. - exact-commit full local CI passed on `77b716527cd64f7253afe2c71d596d3f1319e769` - all workspace formatting and lint checks passed - all workspace typechecks passed - workspace tests passed, including 1,984 server tests (7 skipped) and 2,004 desktop tests - desktop production build and preload assertions passed - Rust resource-monitor formatting and 15 tests passed - SwiftLint, ktlint, and detekt passed for mobile native sources - release smoke passed from a frozen install - the normal pre-push quick gate passed under Git's hook environment - the LastCode desktop build was launched and manually verified with its sidebar wordmark, menu-bar name, isolated runtime, and app icon Implemented with GPT-5.6-Sol through the Codex harness in T3 Code.
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LastCode needs to remain a small personal fork that can run beside T3 Code, follow every upstream nightly without losing its fork commits, and produce optional local ad-hoc-signed builds without relying on hosted CI or an Apple Developer subscription. The fork also needs durable branding and operator documentation that are unlikely to conflict with upstream changes. - isolate LastCode's Electron profile, application IDs, URL schemes, state directory, single-instance lock, and update behavior from T3 Code - add the themed LastCode wordmark, temporary app mark, app icons, and favicons under a fork-owned asset root with dev, nightly, and prod variants - add an exact-commit local CI gate, pre-push quick gate, and guarded squash-merge command - checkpoint every upstream nightly as an immutable `lastcode/checkpoint/<upstream-tag>` tag while rebasing the complete fork stack in an isolated worktree - promote rebased checkpoints to `lastcode/main` only when no pull request is open - require checkpoint-bound full-CI provenance before an ad-hoc macOS build, then emit a manifest, SHA-256 checksums, and a numbered build tag - add an opt-in hourly/login launchd service for checkpoint automation - place LastCode-specific runbooks and conventions under `docs/lastcode/` - sanitize repository-local Git variables from nested Git and CI subprocesses so hooks and temporary-repository tests remain isolated LastCode and T3 Code can run simultaneously. Every upstream nightly can be recorded even when no LastCode build is ready, while selected checkpoints can later become reproducible local releases. Hosted release jobs are disabled for the fork; releases remain deliberate, local, and ad hoc. - exact-commit full local CI passed on `77b716527cd64f7253afe2c71d596d3f1319e769` - all workspace formatting and lint checks passed - all workspace typechecks passed - workspace tests passed, including 1,984 server tests (7 skipped) and 2,004 desktop tests - desktop production build and preload assertions passed - Rust resource-monitor formatting and 15 tests passed - SwiftLint, ktlint, and detekt passed for mobile native sources - release smoke passed from a frozen install - the normal pre-push quick gate passed under Git's hook environment - the LastCode desktop build was launched and manually verified with its sidebar wordmark, menu-bar name, isolated runtime, and app icon Implemented with GPT-5.6-Sol through the Codex harness in T3 Code.
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Problem
LastCode needs to remain a small personal fork that can run beside T3 Code, follow every upstream nightly without losing its fork commits, and produce optional local ad-hoc-signed builds without relying on hosted CI or an Apple Developer subscription. The fork also needs durable branding and operator documentation that are unlikely to conflict with upstream changes.
Solution
lastcode/checkpoint/<upstream-tag>tag while rebasing the complete fork stack in an isolated worktreelastcode/mainonly when no pull request is opendocs/lastcode/Impact
LastCode and T3 Code can run simultaneously. Every upstream nightly can be recorded even when no LastCode build is ready, while selected checkpoints can later become reproducible local releases. Hosted release jobs are disabled for the fork; releases remain deliberate, local, and ad hoc.
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77b716527cd64f7253afe2c71d596d3f1319e769Implemented with GPT-5.6-Sol through the Codex harness in T3 Code.