Record native Claude cold and warm Boat proof

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@@ -221,8 +221,8 @@ The computer ledger, Boat backend, execution target, persistent file access, and
Computer panel are integrated. Legacy Codex and Claude use explicit CLI engines
for in-place homes. Native Codex and Claude retain their native runner configuration.
Local qualification has demonstrated real native Codex, legacy Codex, and legacy
Claude execution; separate durable personal directories; native desktop capture
Local qualification has demonstrated real native Codex, native Claude, legacy
Codex, and legacy Claude execution; separate durable personal directories; native desktop capture
and app launch; browser desktop rendering and human mouse input; and bounded
viewer expiry. Native Codex's Vite source and proof file survived a Boat stop and
resume. A private Vite preview opened from the Computer panel passed the real
@@ -254,16 +254,29 @@ Qualification found IBus listening on a persistent-home socket whose filesystem
node refused connections. The bounded readiness check uses the desktop user's
home and repairs the official daemon onto a private runtime socket when needed.
Native Claude's first provider-pack upload exceeded the existing 15-minute
bootstrap budget. The qualified pack includes all supported providers; measured
cold setup takes about 24 minutes at the observed transfer rate. Computer-backed
ACPX startup now has a finite 30-minute bootstrap budget. Warm, turn, recovery,
finalization, and per-command deadlines are unchanged. Real compressed-byte
uploads with remote file writes and hash verification support eight concurrent
4 MiB chunks under a controller-wide limit of eight. The full native Claude run
still needs to pass with that change.
Native Claude completed locally on controller source `be0d04df4e`, run
`695cca11-a784-4d2d-b1d4-2f513bc386e6`. Its persistent personal file contained
`boat-native-claude-ok` with SHA-256
`86f79c3f7bb0ba133b56edbda1b5ca461ac3a0d6b8e57094ae91c29346179a56`.
The full cold run took 12 minutes 11 seconds, including pack compression,
transfer, extraction, verification, and the provider turn. The 1,158 MiB
compressed provider pack transferred in 341 seconds without transport errors.
Required remaining evidence includes native Claude completion and warm turns,
post-idle task continuation, exact last-owner process retirement, and the
Earlier cold attempts exposed the SSH daemon's unauthenticated connection cap
and exceeded the old 15-minute bootstrap deadline. A per-Boat admission queue
now allows at most eight SSH operations, six ordinary operations, and four
bulk uploads; it reserves capacity for lifecycle/process control. Queue wait
consumes the original operation deadline. Computer-backed ACPX startup has a
finite 30-minute bootstrap budget; warm, turn, recovery, finalization, and
per-command deadlines remain unchanged.
The native Claude warm follow-up `199cb94d-d6c0-4675-9719-d65b2daf761b`
succeeded in 89 seconds and read the same file hash. Runner PID 51467
(start ticks 89621), runner identity `34cbf0a2`, listener 43127, and provider
processes remained the same; owner generation advanced from 1 to 2 while launch
generation stayed 1. Evidence: [Claude warm follow-up](assets/2026-10-10-boat/native-claude-warm.jpg).
Required remaining evidence includes post-idle task continuation,
exact last-owner process retirement, and the
same matrix on the final source revision at the designated staging instance.
Provider-only smoke checks do not substitute for these product journeys.
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