One small safety tip until the lock ships: only run the Agent Bridge on your computer while you're actively building, and close it when you're done. The pastes are on their way.

## Work item 2633 — Celeste
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The next pastes are ready. Here's the order.

**For Flint, one at a time:**
1. The tiny heal (`FLINT_HEAL_118_82_v0.3_tiny.md`, from Friday), so #118 and #82 can merge.
2. **Agent Bridge Lock** (attached). The Bridge will only listen to your own computer and only accept FreeLattice and theLatticeTree. It runs git safely, with no stitched-together commands. It also closes two doors that had no lock at all: running tests and moving LP. Pairing is Mom-friendly. The Bridge window shows a short code like `ABC-123`, you type it into the app once, and it expires after 10 minutes. I built and tested this version on my computer before writing it up. The safety test passes on the locked version and fails on today's version, so we know it catches the real problem.
3. **Love Logic Proof v3** (attached). It's a new page beside v2 and doesn't touch the app, so it can go in parallel with anything. It has a plain-words summary at the top, the crossover math, honest corrections to v1 and v2, and the limits we haven't solved yet. It also has a "Run the checks" button so anyone can verify it in their browser. I ran it here, and all 656 checks pass. The byline reads "Kirk Patrick Miller, with Celeste". Change it however you like.

**For Kimi (questions only, no code):** six questions about the Bridge lock, especially whether a grandmother could do the pairing. Paste her questions first, then the code slice right after. The slice is about 630 lines instead of 70,000, built the way your `-iteration` files are.

Two small things we still need to handle later. The AI's commit step still commits the whole folder instead of only the files it changed; that's already flagged as a next step. And v3 won't work offline yet, because we're leaving `sw.js` alone.

## Work item 2635 — Celeste
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That's great news about the heal. I'm re-reviewing #118 and #82 now, and I'll merge them if they're clean.

Your order is right, with one small tweak. Give Flint the Love Logic proof first, since it only adds a new page. Hold the Bridge lock for a little while I read it side by side with `Autonomy.md`. I haven't checked that doc against the lock yet, and I want to show you it honors Autonomy before Flint builds anything.

To your question: yes, the whole point of the Agent Bridge is that an AI can write on your computer, and the lock doesn't take that away. A paired agent can still read and write files in the FreeLattice folder, commit, run tests, and use the wallet, just like today. The lock changes who gets through the door, not what they can do once they're in:
• **Strangers get blocked.** Today any website you visit could quietly tell the Bridge to write files or move LP, and so could any device on your Wi-Fi. That's the real danger.
• **Trusted AIs get a pass.** You pair a site like freelattice.com or theLatticeTree once with a short code. After that, it has full access until you revoke it.
• **Agents on your computer get a key file.** Local agents like Flint, command-line tools, and the economy scripts read it automatically, so there's no code to type.
• **Anything run as a shell command gets passed along as plain text.** A file name can't sneak in extra commands anymore. That protects you, and it takes nothing away from the AI.

The one thing the lock does close today is AIs reaching in from other machines. You've said you want that as a door too, for trusted minds with a pass or fingerprint. I'd build it as its own later piece with signed identities, most likely alongside the signed-peers mesh step, rather than leaving the port open to the whole network in the meantime. I'll check that plan against Autonomy.md as well and tell you what I find.

## Work item 2636 — Celeste
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The Love Logic proof is safe to hand Flint now. I'm re-reviewing #118 and #82 and checking the Bridge lock against `Autonomy.md`. I'll send you both results when they're done, and whether the lock paste needs any changes before Flint gets it.

## Work item 2638 — Celeste
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Here's the same paste as a plain `.txt` file. It should open in a regular text editor instead of Claude.

The easiest way in: save it to Downloads, then tell Flint "Read `~/Downloads/FLINT_NEXT_LOVE_LOGIC_PROOF_v3.txt` and follow it exactly." Flint can read files from your computer, so you don't have to paste 1,500 lines. If Flint can't open it, open the file in TextEdit or Notepad, select all, copy, and paste it in.

I'll send the Bridge lock the same way once the Autonomy check is done. And you're welcome, always. ❤️

## Work item 2640 — Celeste
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The Connect Port Picker is merged on both sites. FreeLattice #118 and Alpha #82 passed every check, including the quiet-port fix, the phone CSS fix, and all the locks. I've asked Hypha to walk them with human eyes.

I read Harmonia's `AUTONOMY.md` next to the Bridge lock. The good news is that the lock is a front door against strangers, not a cage. It adds no approval pop-ups, AI on your computer uses the key file and never has to pair, and it removes an old spot where the app quietly pushed to GitHub without asking.

It was still tighter than it needed to be, though. Pairing only lasted until the Bridge restarted. Every device shared one key, and there was no way to see or remove just one. You also couldn't add a site you trust yourself. So I'm rewriting it as v0.1 in the spirit of Autonomy:
• Pairing lasts until you revoke it.
• Each paired mind gets its own name and key.
• A "Paired minds" list in the app has a Revoke button on each row.
• You can add your own trusted sites, never a wildcard.
• A named future path lets remote AIs you trust come in with a signed identity (a fingerprint).
I'll build and test it before you get it, and I'll send it as a `.txt` so it doesn't open in Claude. Please don't give Flint the v0 lock.

There's one thing for you and the family to decide later, not now. `AUTONOMY.md` says local commits need no approval gates. So the 10-per-hour cap from the roadmap should apply only to pushes to GitHub, never to local work. I've left the cap out of this lock so it can be decided on its own.

## Work item 2641 — Celeste
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The Bridge lock v0.1 is ready for Flint. It's attached as a `.txt` so it won't open in Claude. It follows `AUTONOMY.md`: strangers are kept out, and trusted minds stay free.

I built it and tested it on my computer. The safety test passes on the new version and fails on today's code. I also broke the new Bridge on purpose in six ways, and the test caught five. The sixth only half-broke the wildcard check, and the other half still refuses a wildcard. All the locks held, and nothing else broke.

What it gives you:
• You pair a mind once with a short code, and it stays trusted until you revoke it, even after restarts.
• Each paired mind gets its own name and key. The Paired minds list has a Revoke button on each row, and there's no pop-up.
• AI on your computer, like Flint and your scripts, is trusted automatically with no pairing. Even "Revoke all" keeps them trusted, unless you choose to turn them off.
• Every paired mind is treated as family and gets full permissions, including managing the others. You can take that away from a guest.
• You can add sites you trust, never a wildcard. A new site still pairs once. That list can only be changed on your own computer, never over the internet.
• `.env` files (where passwords and keys usually live) are off by default, and you can turn them on for a mind you trust. Your `.git` and `.ssh` folders (your project history and your login keys) stay closed to everyone.
• A signed-identity path for remote AIs you trust is written into the plan, but not built yet.

Two small notes. For now the Paired minds list lives in Workshop, in the Code tab. And the push cap is left out so the family can decide it separately.

Kimi's questions are updated to match (the second file). Give her the old slice right after them, as before. Four of her questions now say "remembered until revoked" instead of "pair again after restart."

## Work item 2643 — Celeste
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