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P2P Backplane: create, drive, stream and view threads across all machines and clients - #53
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…ar/rpc), hub stage and owner handler
…ect add/browse to the owning machine; picker machine row; making state until the mirror lands
…, server queue/receive
…folder, reply fix) with laws
… note channel for far turn ends
…list, replies fixed
…ds elsewhere; phone View.fv
…w), they cache and show
…nch, farlive tests, live e2e
…, sync-off machines not chosen or routed, forks shared, bring back routed, picker resets machine listings, projection version in the epoch
…ly to owner machines
… times, one locked install that never rolls a file back, deletions follow the owner, a failed sync is not acknowledged and answers down, phones schedule one ask, nothing opens before the cache folder is known
… and go only to machines with sync on; one prefilter for far requests
…llows a remote hub's files into a local cache
…k, a far request answers only once stored, /give elsewhere is a queued handoff (thread_handoff) reported once taken and never also read as a local word, thread_read asks the owner, thread_wait by the clock, machine_list from project changes only
…clears only an older stream, a late delta never shows, a newer one that came first stays), bounded snapshots, truncated buffers go whole, far turn ends alert without touching another hub's Live Activity, a tapped far alert opens on the hub that holds it, island keyed by the owner's id, previews read only when sent
…view's root), checked against this hub's farfs
…nd retried sends stop when sync goes off, a too-big live request is not taken for an idle peer, a history reset drops its live text, models are never deleted by another client's list, snapshots 16K, multiline /give, phones open a far file only once its cache is known
…s own repository and never a hidden file, cache rounds ordered by a ticket taken as their list arrives (a restored older file is installed, a stale round installs nothing), a failed round waits before the next, copy paths never prefixed twice (child sheets), a comparison's working copy read from the copy; bots_test schema text
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P2P Backplane: every one of the owner's machines and every client of any hub act as one system.
machine,<link>~<id>,>machine:slug). /give to>machine:slugand%machine:projectqueues a handoff the same way a local /give does, and says which machines took it. The prompt gains a<machines>line.Reviewed adversarially by GPT-6.1-Sol in three rounds; the findings were fixed or are listed below.
Tests: scripts/check.sh (PROOF: All terms check), scripts/test.sh, and new e2e tests with two real hubs each: create_far, agents_far, live_far, viewers_far, remote_view, remote_view_far, plus far_e2e.
Known limits: a thread that lives elsewhere is given from its own machine; history versions of a mirrored thread aren't read from another machine; sender ids through a third machine aren't translated; catching up a very large mirror re-scans it once per chunk (this predates the PR).