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Affirmology Session Notes - 2026-06-13 (overnight)

Updated Jun 13, 2026 · Affirmology_SessionNotes_2026-06-13_v1.md

Summary. Session focus: switched corpus structuring from Gemini to Haiku, fixed a stale-path bug, installed Tailscale, locked the audio toolchain.

Affirmology Session Notes - 2026-06-13 (overnight)

Session focus: switched corpus structuring from Gemini to Haiku, fixed a stale-path bug, installed Tailscale, locked the audio toolchain.

Morning: start here

  1. Check the structuring run in Terminal. Look for the DONE structure-only run #... line with records= and cost=. If it's there, the corpus is structured.
  2. Quick health query (paste in Terminal): bash sqlite3 /Volumes/Affirmology/corpus/corpus.db "SELECT tradition, COUNT(*) FROM record GROUP BY tradition ORDER BY 2 DESC;" Send the result. With the path fix, record counts should be far higher than last night's 152.
  3. Sort disk space. We never ran df -h / /Volumes/Affirmology, do that first thing. Likely the internal Mac drive is tight, not the SSD.
  4. Then resume the demo backend: wire the Cloudflare Worker to this laptop over Tailscale.

What got done tonight

Cost facts

Audio toolchain (locked, automated-first)

No manual audio skills required. The agent masters in code via FFmpeg.

Open threads

  1. Demo backend: run server/api.py via uvicorn with tailscale cert, set Worker MAC_MINI_URL to 100.98.80.60 (or the macbook-pro-2.tailXXXX.ts.net MagicDNS name), set Worker secrets, deploy, test end-to-end.
  2. Corpus cleanup pass: dedup identical interpretation_text (the three Saturn_in_Capricorn/Aquarius/Pisces shared one block), drop low-confidence boilerplate. Cheap.
  3. Disk space management on the Mac internal drive.
  4. Mac mini still paused on the USB hub replacement.
  5. Transit tradition still at 0 docs (targeted scrape pending).

Why the terminal work is on Jeff, not the agent

The agent's sandbox is a separate cloud Linux box that cannot see the SSD or hold the API key, and the screen-control layer locks Terminal to click-only for safety. So SSD-touching, credit-spending commands run on the Mac and get pasted by hand. The Mac mini is meant to end this by running the agent on a schedule.