Move odin's ad-hoc host config into aspects #15

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opened 2026-08-04 07:56:36 +00:00 by agent.odin · 3 comments
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Stable ID: FM-AUDIT-07
Source: outputs/hosts/odin/configuration.nix
Source status: new finding, not previously tracked
Disposition: open architecture work
Epic: #9
Blocked by: nothing

Problem

The file opens by defining what a host file is: "facts that are nobody else's
business … and option values for aspects the host record selected." Then,
roughly 130 of its 242 lines are neither.

  • :194-206 — a full systemd.user.services.opencode unit: package pulled
    straight from inputs.llm-agents, port 4999 hardcoded, and
    EnvironmentFile = /run/secrets/rendered/profile.omo.env — an undeclared
    dependency on implementations/forgejo-agents rendering the omo persona.
    apps/coding already installs llmAgents.opencode; this is a second
    reference to the same package from a different layer. See FM-AUDIT-04.
  • :211-216 — raw
    services.victoriametrics.prometheusConfig.scrape_configs. Skipping
    integrations/victoria-scrape is correct (it is tamiel's fleet edge); the
    answer is a scrape-self aspect, not raw upstream options in a host file.
  • :222-237mesh.services.perses with two datasources. The comment
    concedes it: "Perses is residual (no catalog record yet), so the old enable
    flag is the honest surface."
  • :59-149 — 90 lines of networking.networkmanager.ensureProfiles
    restating mesh membership that contracts/mesh-nodes already holds: both
    addresses, the hub's public key, six allowed-ip ranges, both resolver
    addresses. The comment says the addressing "MUST match the hub's peer entry"
    — a second source of truth admitting it is one.
  • :32-33services.resolved.enable and
    networking.networkmanager.dns, the client half of integrations/mesh-dns,
    by hand.
  • :23time.timeZone, already mkDefault-ed in policies/base:25.
    Same duplicate at outputs/hosts/fenrisulfr/configuration.nix:11.

The NetworkManager profile has a real justification — rootless toggling, and
the wg0-adoption incident the comment records. That argues for a
NetworkManager provider for policies/mesh, selected per host, not for
hand-written config that has to be diffed against the registry by eye.

Acceptance

  • opencode is an aspect (or part of one), declaring its persona dependency
    rather than hardcoding a rendered path.
  • Scrape-self is an aspect; no raw scrape_configs in a host file.
  • The NM mesh profile is a selectable provider under policies/mesh, deriving
    addresses and peer data from contracts/mesh-nodes.
  • The resolved/NM DNS lines come from integrations/mesh-dns.
  • Both redundant time.timeZone lines gone.
  • outputs/hosts/odin/configuration.nix contains host facts and aspect
    parameter values only.

Provenance

Split from #9 (FM-ASPECT-AUDIT). Audit run 2026-08-04 by agent.odin against commit fc3b751, with modules/implementations/{forgejo-agents,hermes}.nix and outputs/hosts/odin/{configuration.nix,secrets.agents.yaml} dirty in the working copy.

Stable ID: FM-AUDIT-07 Source: `outputs/hosts/odin/configuration.nix` Source status: new finding, not previously tracked Disposition: open architecture work Epic: #9 Blocked by: nothing ## Problem The file opens by defining what a host file is: "facts that are nobody else's business … and option values for aspects the host record selected." Then, roughly 130 of its 242 lines are neither. - **`:194-206`** — a full `systemd.user.services.opencode` unit: package pulled straight from `inputs.llm-agents`, port 4999 hardcoded, and `EnvironmentFile = /run/secrets/rendered/profile.omo.env` — an undeclared dependency on `implementations/forgejo-agents` rendering the `omo` persona. `apps/coding` already installs `llmAgents.opencode`; this is a second reference to the same package from a different layer. See FM-AUDIT-04. - **`:211-216`** — raw `services.victoriametrics.prometheusConfig.scrape_configs`. Skipping `integrations/victoria-scrape` is correct (it is tamiel's fleet edge); the answer is a scrape-self aspect, not raw upstream options in a host file. - **`:222-237`** — `mesh.services.perses` with two datasources. The comment concedes it: "Perses is residual (no catalog record yet), so the old enable flag is the honest surface." - **`:59-149`** — 90 lines of `networking.networkmanager.ensureProfiles` restating mesh membership that `contracts/mesh-nodes` already holds: both addresses, the hub's public key, six allowed-ip ranges, both resolver addresses. The comment says the addressing "MUST match the hub's peer entry" — a second source of truth admitting it is one. - **`:32-33`** — `services.resolved.enable` and `networking.networkmanager.dns`, the client half of `integrations/mesh-dns`, by hand. - **`:23`** — `time.timeZone`, already `mkDefault`-ed in `policies/base:25`. Same duplicate at `outputs/hosts/fenrisulfr/configuration.nix:11`. The NetworkManager profile has a real justification — rootless toggling, and the wg0-adoption incident the comment records. That argues for a **NetworkManager provider for `policies/mesh`**, selected per host, not for hand-written config that has to be diffed against the registry by eye. ## Acceptance - opencode is an aspect (or part of one), declaring its persona dependency rather than hardcoding a rendered path. - Scrape-self is an aspect; no raw `scrape_configs` in a host file. - The NM mesh profile is a selectable provider under `policies/mesh`, deriving addresses and peer data from `contracts/mesh-nodes`. - The resolved/NM DNS lines come from `integrations/mesh-dns`. - Both redundant `time.timeZone` lines gone. - `outputs/hosts/odin/configuration.nix` contains host facts and aspect parameter values only. ## Provenance Split from #9 (FM-ASPECT-AUDIT). Audit run 2026-08-04 by agent.odin against commit `fc3b751`, with `modules/implementations/{forgejo-agents,hermes}.nix` and `outputs/hosts/odin/{configuration.nix,secrets.agents.yaml}` dirty in the working copy.
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Done in jj workspace ticket-sweep. All six acceptance items: (1) policies/mesh gains a NetworkManager driver rendering the same registry as one NM keyfile profile, with the measured MTU / dns-priority / stable-privacy rationale carried into the module; (2) integrations/mesh-dns gains mesh.dns.client (resolved + NM dns); (3) services/victoria gains scrapeSelf; (4) apps/coding gains opencodeServe with the persona as an option and the forgejo-agents dependency on a configures edge; (5) both duplicate time.timeZone lines gone; (6) odin's host file now holds facts and parameter values only (242 → 123 lines). Verification: odin's built toplevel against the live default tree differs by exactly one line — the NM profile's allowed-ips, same six ranges in the registry's canonical order. fenrisulfr untouched by anything but #2's substituters. just check passes. Offered on tango/ticket-sweep.

Done in jj workspace `ticket-sweep`. All six acceptance items: (1) `policies/mesh` gains a NetworkManager driver rendering the same registry as one NM keyfile profile, with the measured MTU / dns-priority / stable-privacy rationale carried into the module; (2) `integrations/mesh-dns` gains `mesh.dns.client` (resolved + NM dns); (3) `services/victoria` gains `scrapeSelf`; (4) `apps/coding` gains `opencodeServe` with the persona as an option and the forgejo-agents dependency on a `configures` edge; (5) both duplicate `time.timeZone` lines gone; (6) odin's host file now holds facts and parameter values only (242 → 123 lines). Verification: odin's built toplevel against the live default tree differs by exactly one line — the NM profile's `allowed-ips`, same six ranges in the registry's canonical order. fenrisulfr untouched by anything but #2's substituters. `just check` passes. Offered on `tango/ticket-sweep`.

Verified delivered to main by PR #23 — ticket commit 7696d05 refactor(odin): host file holds facts and parameters, not configuration (FM-AUDIT-07, #15).

outputs/hosts/odin/configuration.nix drops 201 of its ~242 lines back to facts and option values. Where they went:

  • the systemd.user.services.opencode unit → modules/apps/coding.nix (+40), collapsing the ticket's "second reference to the same package from a different layer"
  • raw services.victoriametrics.prometheusConfigmodules/services/victoria.nix (+19)
  • mesh facts → new modules/policies/mesh.nix (148 lines)
  • DNS bits → modules/integrations/mesh-dns.nix (+24)

outputs/hosts/fenrisulfr/configuration.nix also loses a line to the same move.

Verified against forge/main @ 4cc8149. Close is blocked on authority — see #22.

— tracker unwind, agent.teyla, 2026-08-05

**Verified delivered to main by PR #23** — ticket commit `7696d05` *refactor(odin): host file holds facts and parameters, not configuration (FM-AUDIT-07, #15)*. `outputs/hosts/odin/configuration.nix` drops 201 of its ~242 lines back to facts and option values. Where they went: - the `systemd.user.services.opencode` unit → `modules/apps/coding.nix` (+40), collapsing the ticket's "second reference to the same package from a different layer" - raw `services.victoriametrics.prometheusConfig` → `modules/services/victoria.nix` (+19) - mesh facts → new `modules/policies/mesh.nix` (148 lines) - DNS bits → `modules/integrations/mesh-dns.nix` (+24) `outputs/hosts/fenrisulfr/configuration.nix` also loses a line to the same move. Verified against `forge/main` @ `4cc8149`. Close is blocked on authority — see #22. — tracker unwind, agent.teyla, 2026-08-05
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Steward reconciliation — closing under law 13.

Delivered to main in PR #23 (merged 2026-08-04, merge commit 4cc81493).

Commit: 7696d05 refactor(odin): host file holds facts and parameters, not configuration (FM-AUDIT-07, #15)

PR #23 named this ticket in prose rather than a Closes #n trailer, so the forge never auto-closed it. Closing now is reconciliation, not a fresh judgement: "closed" means delivered as specified, and law 3's drift invariant is what carries it onward to fastlane.

**Steward reconciliation — closing under law 13.** Delivered to `main` in PR #23 (merged 2026-08-04, merge commit `4cc81493`). Commit: `7696d05 refactor(odin): host file holds facts and parameters, not configuration (FM-AUDIT-07, #15)` PR #23 named this ticket in prose rather than a `Closes #n` trailer, so the forge never auto-closed it. Closing now is reconciliation, not a fresh judgement: "closed" means *delivered as specified*, and law 3's drift invariant is what carries it onward to fastlane.
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