Bound each physical Boat to eight SSH operations with six ordinary slots and four bulk transfers. Preserve command deadlines while queued and always release admission after transport completion or failure.
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Stream initial personal files through bounded chunks into private staging and atomically publish without replacing an existing home. Keep the home-level runtime directory out of instruction enumeration and seeding while preserving nested user content.
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Probe IBus without replacing a healthy daemon. Rebind a failed restored socket to the same user private runtime directory before viewer access or Cua MCP startup; headless execution stays independent.
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Boat invalidates descriptors for unlinked backing files, causing Node startup to abort. Retain the0600 stdin spool until normal cleanup, and reap abandoned command spools only after exact-owner retirement stops its cgroup.
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Hash remote files through confined descriptors in bounded chunks before editor mutations. Preserve the remote compare-and-swap removal check and read-size cap; cover a real 17 MiB file, stale deletion, and path confinement.
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Pass the existing workspace credential provider through computer realization separately from durable metadata, and supply its URL-scoped helper only to the clone subprocess. Verify authenticated clone behavior and credential non-retention.
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