Stand up the Intent Solutions fork infrastructure for the Buzz adoption (Phase 1 / E1) - #2
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…option What: 000-docs planning set (001 master blueprint = standing execution authority with completion ledger; 002 adoption decision record; 003 public-safe deploy posture; 000-INDEX), FORK.md (fork contract + must-survive set), TEST_AUDIT.md (testing-SOP diagnostic baseline), and the tracked beads set (prefix buzz, epic buzz-4ei + 4 children). Why: owner decision 2026-07-28 to adopt Buzz as the internal team-chat surface; tracking must exist before any hosting/onboarding work. Chose a rebase-clean additive-only fork (the now-lms model) over modifying upstream files so rebases against a fast-moving upstream stay conflict-free; deploys ride upstream images, so no deploy branch exists until we carry a patch. Verified: git diff upstream/main --stat shows only fork-added paths; beads round-trip proven (create/update/close/export) after fixing bd's git-fork contributor-role routing via bd init --role maintainer.
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughAdds Beads/Dolt tracking files and Git hooks, establishes fork governance, and documents Buzz adoption architecture, deployment posture, decision records, and testing-audit requirements. ChangesBuzz fork foundation
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In @.beads/config.yaml:
- Around line 58-66: Update the Integration settings documentation in
config.yaml to remove API keys and tokens as supported or acceptable file-stored
values. Require LINEAR_API_KEY and GITHUB_TOKEN environment variables, and add
guidance for secret scanning and rotating exposed credentials; if unavoidable
token persistence is documented, explicitly require storage outside tracked
Git/Dolt history.
- Line 68: Remove the public GitHub URL from the sync.remote setting in
.beads/config.yaml and configure it to use a private Dolt remote instead. Ensure
the existing Beads/Dolt issue data and history are not pushed to the public
repository; if no private remote is available, disable syncing until the data is
scrubbed.
In `@000-docs/001-PP-PLAN-buzz-adoption-master-blueprint.md`:
- Around line 28-30: The closed-relay configuration documentation omits the
required stable relay private-key variable. In
000-docs/001-PP-PLAN-buzz-adoption-master-blueprint.md lines 28-30, add
BUZZ_RELAY_PRIVATE_KEY to the public-safe prerequisite list without exposing its
value; in lines 113-115, replace “closed-relay trio” with wording that names the
complete four-variable configuration set, also without disclosing key material.
- Around line 116-120: Update the E2b wrapped auto-update lane rollback
procedure to restore the named Postgres, media, and git recovery point before
starting the prior digest whenever migration or functional-probe writes
occurred. Retain the existing auto-revert and alert behavior, but explicitly
sequence recovery-point restoration before launching the previous release.
In `@000-docs/003-OD-DEPL-deploy-posture-public.md`:
- Around line 24-34: Update the deployment rollback procedure described in the
“Auto-migrate” and “On any probe failure” steps to require stopping and draining
writes or enforcing read-only mode before migration/probing, restoring every
store from a verified restorable snapshot, repinning the last-known-good digest,
restarting, and rerunning the functional probe in that order. Clarify that
snapshot markers represent actual restorable backups, and revise the RPO claim
wherever it cannot guarantee this write-safe rollback sequence.
In `@TEST_AUDIT.md`:
- Line 110: Update handoff item 8 in TEST_AUDIT.md to remove the
already-satisfied requirement to add this file to FORK.md, leaving only the
requirement to include scripts/fork-gates/; alternatively, mark the audit-file
entry as complete.
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| # Integration settings (access with 'bd config get/set') | ||
| # Non-secret keys (stored in the database): | ||
| # - jira.url, jira.project | ||
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Beads is an open-source, persistent memory and issue-tracking system for AI coding agents, created by Steve Yegge [1][2]. It allows agents to handle long-horizon tasks by providing a dependency-aware graph that replaces standard markdown plans [1][3]. The system is managed via the bd CLI tool and utilizes a Dolt database for version-controlled storage [3]. Regarding your configuration query, Beads manages settings in two ways [4]: 1. Tool-level configuration is stored in config.yaml files [4]. 2. Project-level configuration (including integration credentials) is primarily stored in the project's Dolt database [4]. Specific security considerations for keys like linear.api_key, github.token, and tracker-related tokens include: Security Best Practices: Beads explicitly prevents writing sensitive keys (containing names like api_key, secret, token, or password) to git-tracked config.yaml files by default [4][5][6]. This is a security measure to prevent leaking credentials into git history [5]. If you attempt to use bd config set for these keys, the system will refuse the write unless you explicitly use the --force-git-tracked flag [4][6]. Recommended Configuration: The authoritative recommendation for sensitive keys is to export them as environment variables [4][7][5]. This ensures they are not stored in your project's configuration files [4][6]. Examples: - export LINEAR_API_KEY="your_api_key" [7][6] - export GITHUB_TOKEN="your_token" [6] When these environment variables are present, Beads can consume them automatically for authentication [4][6]. Non-sensitive configuration (e.g., linear.team_id) can safely be set using bd config set [7][6]. The config.yaml file should be reserved for tool-level startup settings and non-sensitive behavior configurations [4][6].
Citations:
- 1: https://github.com/steveyegge/beads
- 2: https://steve-yegge.medium.com/introducing-beads-a-coding-agent-memory-system-637d7d92514a
- 3: https://steveyegge-beads-62.mintlify.app/
- 4: https://gastownhall.github.io/beads/reference/configuration
- 5: fix(config): refuse to write secret keys to git-tracked config.yaml gastownhall/beads#3652
- 6: https://beads.gascity.com/reference/configuration
- 7: https://github.com/steveyegge/beads/blob/main/examples/linear-workflow/README.md
Stop documenting config.yaml as a secret store.
This tracked file lists linear.api_key and github.token as acceptable values, while .gitignore explicitly says config files are tracked and .beads/config.yaml only says to prefer env vars. Require env variables for API keys and add secret-scanning/rotation guidance; if token storage is unavoidable, ensure it is not stored in tracked Git/Dolt history.
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the
rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.
In @.beads/config.yaml around lines 58 - 66, Update the Integration settings
documentation in config.yaml to remove API keys and tokens as supported or
acceptable file-stored values. Require LINEAR_API_KEY and GITHUB_TOKEN
environment variables, and add guidance for secret scanning and rotating exposed
credentials; if unavoidable token persistence is documented, explicitly require
storage outside tracked Git/Dolt history.
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| # - linear.api_key → use LINEAR_API_KEY env var instead | ||
| # - github.token → use GITHUB_TOKEN env var instead | ||
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The query combines several distinct technical concepts and repositories related to Steve Yegge's "Beads" project and the organization intent-solutions-io. Beads Beads is a persistent, structured memory system for AI coding agents, created by Steve Yegge [1][2]. It operates as a git-backed, dependency-aware graph issue tracker that uses the Dolt database engine to store agent memory and task history [3][4][5]. The Beads CLI tool (bd) allows agents to maintain long-horizon context that survives session rotations [4]. sync.remote and Dolt In the context of Beads, sync.remote is a configuration key used to manage cross-machine synchronization of the Dolt-backed issue database [6][7]. - It acts as the primary configuration for the remote URL used during bootstrap or synchronization operations [6][8]. - It supports various Dolt-compatible remote schemes, including git-based remotes (e.g., git+ssh://, git+https://), S3, GCS, and local paths [6][7]. - The setting is typically persisted in.beads/config.yaml [6][7]. - Beads leverages Dolt's ability to store issue data in refs/dolt/data, distinct from standard git source branches, enabling seamless synchronization alongside traditional git workflows [7][5]. github.com/intent-solutions-io/buzz.git There is no publicly available repository at github.com/intent-solutions-io/buzz.git as of July 2026. The search results identify several unrelated projects named "buzz" (e.g., by chidiwilliams, ademilter, and vibbits) [9][10][11] and list other repositories associated with intent-solutions-io (such as perception-with-intent), but none matching the specified path [12]. It is possible this path refers to a private repository or a typo in the request.
Citations:
- 1: https://steve-yegge.medium.com/introducing-beads-a-coding-agent-memory-system-637d7d92514a
- 2: https://x.com/Steve_Yegge/status/1977645937225822664?lang=en
- 3: https://github.com/steveyegge/beads
- 4: https://steveyegge-beads-62.mintlify.app/
- 5: https://github.com/gastownhall/beads/blob/main/docs/SYNC_CONCEPTS.md
- 6: Make sync remote-agnostic: add sync.remote, persist to config.yaml gastownhall/beads#3180
- 7: https://github.com/steveyegge/beads/blob/main/docs/SYNC_SETUP.md
- 8: https://github.com/steveyegge/beads/blob/c446a2ef/cmd/bd/sync_remote.go
- 9: https://github.com/ademilter/buzz
- 10: https://github.com/chidiwilliams/buzz/blob/main/CONTRIBUTING.md
- 11: https://github.com/vibbits/buzz
- 12: https://github.com/intent-solutions-io/perception-with-intent/pulse
Do not sync Beads/Dolt issue data to the public GitHub remote.
.beads/config.yaml points sync.remote at https://github.com/intent-solutions-io/buzz.git, and this fork is declared public in FORK.md. .beads/issues.jsonl contains owner/actor identity plus Plane and private operations path references, while .beads/metadata.json shows the Dolt store is enabled and .beads/README.md advertises bd dolt push / sync. Use a private Dolt remote, or scrub existing issue data/history before pushing.
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the
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In @.beads/config.yaml at line 68, Remove the public GitHub URL from the
sync.remote setting in .beads/config.yaml and configure it to use a private Dolt
remote instead. Ensure the existing Beads/Dolt issue data and history are not
pushed to the public repository; if no private remote is available, disable
syncing until the data is scrubbed.
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What: name the full closed-relay configuration set (adds the required stable BUZZ_RELAY_PRIVATE_KEY relay identity, sops-held, key material never documented); make the wrapped-updater rollback write-safe and strictly ordered (write-isolate -> bound restorable recovery point -> promote -> migrate -> probe -> on failure restore ALL stores BEFORE repinning and starting the prior image, since migrations are forward-only); correct the RPO claim (zero for the write-isolated update window; <=24h only for host loss); drop an already-satisfied item from the TEST_AUDIT handoff. Why: CodeRabbit review on #2 — following the doc as written could start a relay without its identity key, and an unordered auto-revert could boot the prior image against migrated state. Verified: doc-only; git diff upstream/main --stat still shows only fork-added paths.
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What: issues.jsonl/interactions.jsonl reflect buzz-4ei.4 closed (mirror + memory seeding done) and the E1 milestone notes added post-merge. Why: the tracked JSONL is the portable mirror of the Dolt store; closes executed after PR #2 merged, so the mirror flush rides its own branch (main is never committed to directly). Verified: bd show buzz-4ei.4 = CLOSED; export succeeded. Co-authored-by: jeremylongshore <jeremylongshore@users.noreply.github.com>
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What
Stands up the Intent Solutions fork infrastructure for the Buzz adoption (Phase 1 / E1 of the master blueprint, bead
buzz-4ei):000-docs/planning artifacts (master blueprint001, adoption decision record002, public-safe deploy posture003,000-INDEX.md),FORK.md(the fork contract + must-survive set),TEST_AUDIT.md(testing-SOP baseline, diagnostic only), and the tracked beads set (.beads/— prefixbuzz, portableissues.jsonlmirror).Why + decision rationale
Owner decision 2026-07-28: adopt Block's Buzz as the internal team-chat surface, self-hosted as a closed relay. The fork is the adoption home; tracking must exist before any hosting/onboarding work so every subsequent step lands as a tracked bead (owner-specified ordering). Chose a divergent-but-rebase-clean fork carrying additive-only files (the now-lms model) over (a) a bare upstream clone with external docs — because the blueprint must travel with the repo it governs — and (b) modifying upstream files — because rebase cleanliness against a fast-moving upstream is the cheaper long-term posture.
Layers touched
Fork governance layer only. Zero upstream-path edits — verify with
git diff upstream/main --staton this branch: every path is fork-added (000-docs/,FORK.md,TEST_AUDIT.md,.beads/).How it works
000-docs/001is the standing execution authority: dependency-ordered phase→epic tree (hosting → hardening gates → onboarding → agents → plugin → contribution lane) with a completion ledger; execution prompts are extracted from it, never re-derived per session.buzz), Dolt-backed, hooks installed per-clone; three-way mirror bead ↔ GitHub issue ↔ Plane.Verification & evidence
git diff upstream/main --stat— additive paths only (the FORK.md invariant).Risk assessment
Low: documentation + tracking only; no code, no CI, no deploy surface. Residual risk: upstream may later add colliding paths (e.g. their own
000-docs/) — the rebase checklist in FORK.md catches that.Operational impact
None yet — hosting (Phase 2) is deliberately not part of this PR and is gated on the blueprint's blocking go-live gates.
Follow-up & deferred (beads)
buzz-4ei.3— implement the fork-lane test layers (additive-only invariant gate, in-repo audit-harness, Layer-1 hooks) per TEST_AUDIT.md's handoff block.Refs
Refs #1 (E1 cluster issue — stays open;
buzz-4ei.3remains).Summary by CodeRabbit
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