Fleet Maintenance

Maintain Peter's Macs while protecting ambiguous local work. Package updates are explicitly allowed during active sessions and may disrupt the software being upgraded. Use $remote-mac for inventory/SSH and $xcode-sync for all Xcode work.

Desired state

• Read ~/Projects/manager/fleet/inventory.json for desired software and local-account escrow references. Read references/fleet-schema.md before changing its schema or adopting packages.
• Keep exactly two profiles unless Peter explicitly changes the model:
  • full: daily-driver Macs with the complete development, communication, media, and agentic toolset.
  • worker: lean remote Macs that mainly run Codex, Claude, OpenClaw nodes, and supporting agent infrastructure.
• Treat profile policy as minimum: install required entries and report extras without removing them. Never silently turn observed software into desired state.
• Keep topology, SSH routing, and handed-off status in ~/Projects/manager/computers.yaml. Do not duplicate live topology in this skill.
• Keep passwords, recovery keys, and private keys in 1Password. The inventory stores opaque item IDs only. Invoke $one-password before any op command; a pending reference is not an error during package maintenance.
• Require the classic OpenSSH mesh named by ssh_mesh on both profiles. The manager fleet setup document owns the canonical peer list and live proof. Use the symmetric Tailscale TCP 22 grant plus per-host authorized_keys; macOS GUI Tailscale clients cannot act as Tailscale SSH servers. Distribute public keys only, keep private keys host-local, verify both directions with BatchMode=yes and a finite timeout, and leave offline or provider-blocked directions pending.
• Require the stable 1Password CLI integrity baseline on every fleet Mac. Require the file-backed service-account profile block unless that host has a documented requirement_exceptions security boundary in inventory. Audit eligible hosts with scripts/op-profile-audit.sh; audit token-exempt hosts with scripts/op-profile-audit.sh --cli-only. Repair only after $one-password is loaded and the mode-0600 token file is provisioned; never print or store the token in inventory.
• Require the agent skill mirror on every fleet Mac. Audit it with scripts/agent-skill-links-audit.sh; use --repair only when both canonical repos exist. This owns the Codex root links, Claude flat mirror, and shared instruction pointers documented in references/fleet-schema.md and ~/Projects/manager/docs/fleet-setup.md.
• Require the shared global Git ignore on every fleet Mac. Audit it with scripts/global-gitignore-audit.sh; --repair creates ~/.config/git/ignore, preserves unrelated entries, adds the inventory's macOS metadata patterns, and points core.excludesFile at it. An already-configured alternate excludes file requires manual review so existing rules are never discarded.
• Require Claude Code and Claude Desktop coding sessions to omit AI attribution. Audit ~/.claude/settings.json with scripts/claude-attribution-audit.sh; --repair preserves unrelated settings while disabling commit trailers, pull-request footers, and remote-session links.
• Require the official Codex and Claude Code CLIs on both profiles. Package ownership comes from the profile's codex and claude-code Homebrew casks; the separate claude cask is Claude Desktop and does not satisfy the CLI requirement. Audit versions and non-interactive authentication with scripts/agent-cli-audit.sh; use --live for bounded, tool-free, non-persistent model turns. Never copy normal Claude OAuth credentials between Macs: refresh each host independently through $anthropic and leave locked-Keychain, account-selection, or offline cases pending.