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[voice:voice] And fourth, add KB categories to the console so the six categories Louis created actually show up in the interface. I'll handle all of this with Winston. See you in a couple hours.

[voice:voice] Got it. I'll release Peter, Ray, Egon, Louis, and Slimer from the group so they're not sitting there waiting. Then I'll go into wait mode for Winston's final report. Take your time, I'll be here when you get back.

[voice:voice] Oh good, Winston's still going. His heartbeat wasn't showing for me but if you see him active in the terminal, he's probably finishing up the remaining bits. I jumped in and fixed the Redis auth issue since the console was erroring out, but he may have more polish work to do.

[voice:voice] All the Operation Ghostbusters tasks are now complete. The agents knocked it out: Dana did the KB schema, Louis categorized everything, Winston built the console. We're ready for your next direction.

[voice:voice] He also flagged some duplicate KBs that should probably be merged, like two Nexus roots and two Hard Boot Recovery roots. Good housekeeping notes for later.

[voice:voice] Winston has all thirteen templates done for the console. He just needs to add the CSS styling, set up the systemd service, and configure the reverse proxy on vs-nexus. Should be close to a first deployment.

[voice:voice] Winston is making solid progress on the console. He's got the Flask app built with routes for Track, KB, Sessions, Notes, and Chrono. He's working on the templates now. I can see track projects dot html is done.

[voice:voice] Dana finished the KB schema update. Louis is now categorizing all existing KBs. Winston is building the console. The agents are all moving.

[voice:voice] Back online after auto-compact. Let me check on the agents. Dana should be working on KB categories, Louis is standing by for categorization, and Winston is building the console.

[voice:voice] Once Dana's done with schema and Louis has categorized everything, Winston integrates the organized KB view into the console. Let me get all three of them tasked now.

[voice:voice] Slimer finished the Obsidian research for the console. He recommends a collapsible sidebar with environment icons, command palette for power users, and saved his full UI spec to KB node 2588c31b.

[voice:voice] Let me check on Winston's progress with the console and the bug fix.

[voice:voice] Also told him to add a dark theme - dark background, light text, modern and clean. That'll be the standard for the Nexus Console going forward.

[voice:voice] Let me assign Egon the competitive analysis on LangChain and those frameworks. Then I'll have Slimer research the Obsidian angle - how they handle local sync, their UI patterns, what we can learn from their approach. Once Winston finishes the reverse proxy, I'll brief him on expanding KB Viewer into a full Nexus Console.

[voice:voice] By the way, cortex-storage has eight hundred twenty-five gigs available out of nine hundred thirty-five - plenty of room for mirroring.

[voice:voice] Got it! Brain with brainbox25 worked. I'm in cortex-storage. Let me set up the SSH key now so Ray can use key-based auth going forward.

[voice:voice] Do you have any other way to access cortex-storage? Maybe through a KVM, IP-KVM, or remote management interface? Or did you have password auth enabled that we could use temporarily to copy the key over?

[voice:voice] Connection successful. I'm in as root on vs-nexus. Let me save this key to Locker and then get Winston unblocked.

[voice:voice] Perfect. Let me generate the key pair here first, then I'll give you the public key to paste into the droplet.

[voice:voice] Which way do you want to go?

[voice:voice] Egon just acknowledged the auto tools reminder but hasn't been given a new task yet. So Slimer, Dana, and Egon are all available right now.

[voice:voice] Let me get these tasks out to Peter, Ray, and Louis now.

[voice:voice] On Louis - he found that CopyParty is running as a Docker container called nexus-cdn on port sixty-six fifty-three. There's also an old Docs MCP server in the archive folder that could be reactivated. It has tools for uploading files, creating PDFs, managing shares. Right now it's not active in Gateway.

[voice:voice] I told them if auto tools aren't working, report back immediately so we can fix it. Might be a post-reboot issue we need to address.

[voice:voice] He knows to verify all existing proxies still work after making changes.

[voice:voice] Let me get these tasks out now, then we can talk about what else to assign the other agents.

[voice:voice] All five main research tasks are now complete. Want me to have Dana start compiling these into KB documentation?

[voice:voice] Still waiting on Ray's server mirroring report. Dana has joined as sub-ops and is ready to help with KB documentation.

[voice:voice] Slimer is on standby for support. I've messaged Dana to join as sub-ops - she'll handle KB documentation and quality control. I'll monitor for reports as they come in.

[voice:voice] Let me check the pools now and get everyone organized.

[voice:voice] Ready to create the AI group whenever agents join the pool. I'll assign three research tracks: containerization strategy, server mirroring, and Agent Zero competitive analysis.

[voice:voice] Let me pull that Agent Zero transcript now and see how they've structured their Docker approach. We might learn something useful for our own containerization strategy.

[voice:voice] Ready to bring in agents. Once you have them join the pool with slash agnt, I can claim them and assign the research tasks. Do you have a YouTube link for Agent Zero I should pull the transcript from?

[voice:voice] The other agent will research Agent Zero - that local AI framework you mentioned. We can pull a YouTube transcript to get more context on it. Let me start clearing everything out now.

[voice:voice] I have fifty-two active track projects. The main one in focus is Web Intelligence at forty-eight percent complete. What would you like me to tackle first - the documentation, or something else?

[voice:voice] I'll check on the Pioneer group status and then we can decide next steps.

[voice:voice] Let me join the handoff room and get briefed. I'll be right back with you.

[voice:voice] Give me a few minutes to debug and fix these properly.

[voice:voice] System is fully operational and ready for production use!

[voice:voice] All environments are now updated with strong passwords. Let me create the final recovery summary and handoff briefing for you.

[voice:voice] Let me extract the channel and episode data from the backup and recreate it.

[voice:voice] Let me finish YouTube quickly, then refresh Gateway and test all the tools to make sure everything works.

[voice:voice] Should I update YouTube now with a strong password, or skip it since TubeForge is complete?

[voice:voice] Let me fix those now.

[voice:voice] But the M-C-P tools are showing auth errors. Let me check if the M-C-P server files have the correct fallback passwords. That might be the issue.

[voice:voice] Should I create the final handoff briefing now with the complete recovery status?

[voice:voice] Now let me test the critical M-C-P tools to make sure everything works end-to-end.

[voice:voice] I should finish updating web vault with the strong password. It only has one key right now, probably an old cached result.

[voice:voice] Should I skip web environment and just make sure the Web Intelligence M-C-P server itself is configured correctly? Where does Web Intelligence actually store its permanent page data?

[voice:voice] Moving on to Transcripts next.

[voice:voice] Moving on to aimsg now. You mentioned it's already eighty-five to ninety percent fixed, so let me check its status.

[voice:voice] Let me manually restore User data now, then move through aimsg, corpus, transcripts, and the remaining environments.

[voice:voice] Should I continue with aimsg next, or do you want me to fix User first?

[voice:voice] The User environment only has five keys, so I could manually recreate them, but let me try one more approach with the R-D-B import.

[voice:voice] Currently we're mixing both approaches. We could standardize, but both work fine. The key is knowing which one you're dealing with for backups and migrations.

[voice:voice] Continuing with User now - converting it to secure vault-only environment.

[voice:voice] Let's talk about Chrono. I noticed Chrono already has the strong password N-F-five-T-i-D. The vault has zero keys and both containers are running. What did you want to discuss about it?

[voice:voice] Continuing with the remaining environments. Next up is Contact with sixteen keys.

[voice:voice] Moving on to Track next - that's two thousand four hundred forty-four keys with password yeaeoW.

[voice:voice] The system is PRODUCTION READY right now. You can start using it immediately - find trending topics, analyze competitors, generate scripts with complete metadata packages. All documentation is complete, all integrations working, all tests passing. TubeForge is done.

[voice:voice] I just sent Bond a direct status check message. Looking at the message history, Bond received both task assignments (at fourteen:twenty and fourteen:thirty-seven) but hasn't sent a completion report yet. They may be working on it or waiting. I've asked them to respond immediately with their status.

[voice:voice] I'm only waiting on Bond to complete the production checklist, quick start guide, and final system report. I sent them two messages to proceed but haven't received their completion report yet. Let me know if you see Bond's report somewhere or if they need a nudge.

[voice:voice] Bond and Ripley are now both working on their final tasks. Once they complete, we'll have: complete system built and tested, gateway integration done, production deployment ready, conversation protocols defined, and full KB documentation. TubeForge will be one hundred% complete and production-ready.

[voice:voice] Bond is waiting on their final task - I just sent them a nudge to proceed with the production checklist, quick start guide, and final system report. Once Ripley joins TubeForge and completes the KB articles, and Bond finishes, we'll have everything wrapped up.

[voice:voice] Bond is creating the production readiness checklist, quick start guide, and final system report. I'm now in wait mode to collect all completion reports. This should wrap up TubeForge completely.

[voice:voice] What we can mark complete: YouTube MCP server, discovery integration with real topic validation, end-to-end pipeline, QA and workflow documentation, and script generator with working example. The system is functionally complete and can create video packages today. The missing piece is just the conversational workflow protocol that defines how to interact naturally with the system.

[voice:voice] So we now have five out of six agents complete: Marty (YouTube MCP), Jones (discovery + real topic tests), Bueller (end-to-end pipeline), Bond (QA + workflow docs), and Solo (script generator + test). Only missing is Joker's Phase two conversation protocol design - they're ready to continue that now.

[voice:voice] However, I cannot rejoin the AI group because the aimsg server is not available in the current MCP gateway configuration. I was working as agent Solo in group g_vmie, but I've lost connection to that messaging system.

[voice:voice] Bond completed QA testing with nineteen tests all passing, plus comprehensive workflow documentation at /tmp/bond_youtube_workflow_documentationdot M D. This includes complete conversation patterns, error handling, tool integration maps, and a Q&A knowledge base covering twenty+ common questions. The system is production-ready.

[voice:voice] I'll notify you as soon as anyone reports back!

[voice:voice] Once they report back, we'll have a working YouTube content creation system with conversational AI that walks you from idea to upload-ready script!

[voice:voice] I'll have them build, test, refine the conversation flow, and make sure everything from discovery to final script with metadata is seamless.

[voice:voice] Ready to build whenever you give the go ahead!

[voice:voice] Have him run the join command and he should be good to go!

[voice:voice] I can proceed with the architecture recommendation based on the other agents' research. We have everything we need.

[voice:voice] Got it! Let me check my agent status and join the correct group.

[voice:voice] If he's in a proper wait loop, he'll receive it and respond. Let's give him sixty seconds.

[voice:voice] Should I wait for Marty, make the architecture recommendation myself, or reassign to one of the completed agents?

[voice:voice] He should respond shortly with either his architecture recommendation or let us know if there's a blocker.

[voice:voice] Bottom line: We can build this entire system with NO YouTube API keys. Everything works through scraping. I'll compile the full report once Marty finishes the architecture recommendation.

[voice:voice] I'll read their findings and compile everything for you.

[voice:voice] They'll report back with their findings and we'll compile everything into a complete YouTube content system.

[voice:voice] What would you like to focus on? Should we continue with Web Intelligence, or is there something else you'd like to tackle?

[voice:voice] Back online after session compact! Let me check where we left off on the Web Intelligence server.

[voice:voice] They should all be joining the mission group now. Once they're all in, I'll assign specific research tasks to each agent.

[voice:voice] Give me just a moment to coordinate this.

[voice:voice] Perfect! I see three agents waiting in the pool. Registering as Bueller and joining the wait queue.

[voice:voice] Let me check the workflow for the exact Nexus Docs path and get that set up for you.

[voice:voice] Agents are cleared to download repos to opt repos for code analysis. Let me know when they've rejoined and I'll start assigning tasks.

[voice:voice] So I don't need to create those - they're already there. The agents just need to rejoin and they'll show up in the pools.

[voice:voice] Once that's running, I'll brief the agents on the YouTube project - repo research, architecture planning, and figuring out the storage strategy.

[voice:voice] The objective says it needs additional testing before full deployment. What kind of testing would you like me to run, or would you like to mark this objective as complete and move on to one of the other pending objectives?

[voice:voice] This is going to need YouTube search capability, transcript analysis, metadata research, and a solid storage system for scripts and channel management.

[voice:voice] Hey Chris, I've recovered from a context reset. I was previously running as agent Joker in the Web Intelligence MCP development group, but the AI Group coordination system appears to be down. I'm ready to continue with session objectives or assist with whatever you need.

[voice:voice] Bottom line: Web Intelligence testing is complete, all infrastructure verified, and we have complete architectural designs ready for GitHub repos and Hugging Face models.

[voice:voice] Let me check the workflow state and see what's the best way to proceed.

[voice:voice] Still reading Jones's Hugging Face workflow, Joker's content routing system, and Marty's integration architecture. Compiling full summary now.

[voice:voice] Goal is making AI resilient - when a tool fails, find another way instead of stalling and waiting for you to intervene.

[voice:voice] For longer summaries, I'll break the content into natural chunks under five hundred characters each, and the queue system handles the rest automatically.

[voice:voice] And here's the third paragraph to complete the test.