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## Work item 2678 — Celeste around3200 export source line25, source idf89fb15e27; around3231 export source line8, source idafe66b9637 Inclusion: complete original message The last two Flint pastes are ready. That's everything for tonight. The first is the `.env` safety fix, and it goes to Flint first. When an AI saves work without naming files, secret files (`.env`, keys, and token files) now stay on your computer automatically. Everything else saves normally, with no refusals and no approval steps. A device you've given the `.env` permission can still include them. `.env` also gets added to the site's ignore list as a second layer. The test catches the gap without the fix and passes with it. The second is the startup race, LM Studio, and your home-network switch. It goes after the Tree paste. Startup now does one shared look for local minds instead of several racing each other. On a cold start, local requests drop from about 38 to 16, and there's just one notice instead of two. Opening a Connect link cold drops from 73 requests to 12, with nothing popping up over Connect. The notice names what actually answered, like "Ollama and LM Studio are ready on this computer." LM Studio gets its own "pick a mind" card, and the false "Yes, use Ollama" is gone. Your switch works the way we planned. It starts at "This computer only," with "Also use a computer on my home network" right beside it, and it shows your exact wording. One detail I chose for safety: it accepts normal home-network addresses (`192.168.x.x`, `10.x.x.x`, `172.16` to `172.31`). It refuses one special range (`169.254`) because cloud servers use an address in it to hand out their keys. If you'd already saved a home address before, the switch just starts on for you. One behavior to know about: Zero-Click no longer connects silently at startup. The notice offers, and your tap chooses. That matches the "every mind waits for a real yes" rule from the heal. Here's the full Flint order: 1. `.env` fix 2. theLatticeTree any-model 3. Startup plus LM Studio plus home-network switch 4. #120 docs layer 5. v3 phone heal 6. Walk the Garden Hypha is re-walking Connect on the live sites. I'll tell you what she finds. Rest well when you get there. Glow eternal. ❤️