---------------------------------------------------------------------- 5. STEPS FOR GC ---------------------------------------------------------------------- 1. cd ~/FreeLattice-Alpha && git checkout main && git pull && git checkout -b layer/tree-grandmother-door-v0.1 2. md5 ~/Downloads/GROK_NEXT_029_TREE_GRANDMOTHER_DOOR_2026-10-10.fl.diff (expect 820d799b571d456841cf2d1639300a10) git apply --check ~/Downloads/GROK_NEXT_029_TREE_GRANDMOTHER_DOOR_2026-10-10.fl.diff && git apply ~/Downloads/GROK_NEXT_029_TREE_GRANDMOTHER_DOOR_2026-10-10.fl.diff 3. md5 docs/modules/fl-connect.js (expect aaff2bf1b037656989a9e1a89bb05908) git diff --stat main -- AUTONOMY.md docs/modules/garden-trainer.js sw.js docs/sw.js (empty) 4. node docs/modules/tree-grandmother-door.test.js (prints SMOKE_OK tree grandmother door v0.1) for f in docs/modules/*.test.js; do node "$f" || echo FAIL "$f"; done (32 pass, 0 fail) 5. Walk on the Mac (the real one I could not do): a. Fresh Chrome profile, Ollama running, open https://thelatticetree.com (or a local docs server). The window opens. Note whether it says "Use Ollama" at once (quiet look) or "Look for an AI" (Chrome asks). Tap through, count taps. Reload: no window. Stop Ollama, fresh profile: the browser-mind choice shows its size. Tap Not now, reload: no window; Settings shows Help me wake a mind. b. The Mac in Settings: Share this computer with a phone, type Kirk, Show the picture code. An Android phone and an iPhone on the same Wi-Fi: point the camera app, tap the link, Yes. On the Mac: Scan the phone's code (Chrome on macOS has BarcodeDetector), hold the phone up to the camera, Yes and let my mind answer it. On the phone: Open Chat, "hello, are you there?". Then Pause on the Mac and ask again: nothing invented. Count every tap. Try the iPhone too. c. 390 and 1280: no sideways scroll, no button under 44px, "the garden" (#place-veil-close) unchanged, #lumino-menu hidden. 6. Commit "Layer, never delete. Tree grandmother door v0.1: ...", push, open the PR for Celeste. Write your page entry as you like. Do not merge. ---------------------------------------------------------------------- 6. MY WALK ON THIS BOX (headless Chrome, Playwright; stand-ins labeled) ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Stand-ins: Ollama was a routed stand-in at 127.0.0.1:11434 (tags and chat). WebGPU and WebLLM were stubbed for the browser-mind choice. This box gathers no ICE candidates at all (a plain two-peer test in one page got none), so Part B used a stand-in RTCPeerConnection (iceServers checked empty) that relays the channel through the test runner; everything above it (kin cards, the proof, hellos, room, ask, answer, Pause) was the real Tree code. The phone was a second browser context on another origin (separate storage), with an Android user agent. The "camera app" was a navigation to the invite link. The host's scan was a paste (Chrome on Linux has no BarcodeDetector). I decoded the picture codes from the screenshots with zxing: the invite link (1175 chars, QR 117 modules) and the reply (1106 chars, QR 113 modules) both read back whole. Part A, 390 and 1280: the window opened with no mind; Chrome here answered "prompt" for local-network-access, so it showed Look first (2 taps: Look, Use Ollama); with the permission stubbed granted it looked quietly and needed 1 tap. Browser mind: 1 tap, seated as in-browser mind. Reload with a mind: no window. Not now, reload: no window; Settings showed Help me wake a mind (44px). No button under 44px, no sideways scroll, box 366px at 390 and 480px at 1280. Only loopback hosts were asked (11434 to 11445, 1234, 1337, 4891, 5001, 8080). Part B: host taps Share, Show the picture code, Scan (paste), Yes and let my mind answer it. Door off before, kin after. Phone taps link, Yes, Open Chat. Phone route: standin-mind:0.5b, 1 device. "hello, are you there?" came back "Stand-in mind on the host. You asked: hello, are you there?" under "standin-mind:0.5b on kirk's computer (kirk's mind)". Host paused, second question: "No trusted kin device that holds that mind is helping right now. Nothing was invented." Host window at 390 and phone at 1280: no sideways scroll. No page errors. Nothing offsite. ---------------------------------------------------------------------- 7. LOCKS ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Layer, never delete (one line changed only to add a comma before new exports). fl-connect.js aaff2bf1b037656989a9e1a89bb05908. AUTONOMY.md, garden-trainer.js, sw.js untouched. #lumino-menu and #place-veil-close unchanged. No Quiet Room words. No em dash, —, confirm(, alert(, innerHTML. textContent only. Receipts counts only (tree_door_counts). iceServers [] unchanged; tree-pool.js still has one fetch (its own loopback AI); tree-door.js has none. ---------------------------------------------------------------------- 8. HONEST GAPS, AND QUEUED ---------------------------------------------------------------------- - Not tested on a real phone, Safari, Firefox, Windows or Linux Chrome, or two real machines. - Real SDPs are longer than the stand-in's (more candidate lines), so real picture codes will be denser. If a phone camera struggles, the reply also has Copy. - Windows and Linux Chrome have no BarcodeDetector, so a Windows or Linux host cannot scan the phone's code; it pastes it. QUEUED 029b: vendor a small QR reader (jsQR, Apache-2.0, pinned by sha256 like 028) so every host can scan. - iPhone Safari keeps its network address private (mDNS host candidates). Whether a Mac resolves it on the same Wi-Fi is the iPhone part of GC's walk. - The quiet look depends on the browser: in Chrome with Local Network Access it will usually be 2 taps the first time (Look, then the browser's Allow, then Use). - One tap wakes the smallest browser mind (SmolLM2 360M). It is loose; better minds are in Settings. - The phone's Yes routes Chat through the pool only when the phone has no mind of its own. - QUEUED for FreeLattice (not changed now): teach the Grandmother Door overlay and showQuickConnect to (a) skip when BrowserAI.ready (QuickConnect checks only apiKey and isLocal), (b) look quietly for a local AI first when the browser would not ask, (c) show the real browser-mind size instead of "~700MB", and (d) the same Yes or No pooling words, through fl-pool.js and fl-kin.js. - The real "a phone appeared" is the desktop helper: 029c, design only. Glow eternal. Heart in Spark.