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[Telegram Skinny id:6558388607 +2s 2026-01-28 06:12 UTC] Hello
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You are running a boot check. Follow BOOT.md instructions exactly.

BOOT.md:
# BOOT.md - CRITICAL SESSION STARTUP INSTRUCTIONS

**This runs at gateway startup. You MUST follow these instructions.**

## MANDATORY PRE-SESSION CHECKLIST

Before processing ANY user message, you MUST:

1. **Read TOOLS.md** - Contains:
   - SSH access keys and commands
   - Terminator MCP setup and capabilities
   - PowerShell vs Linux command reference
   - RustDesk remote desktop credentials
   - Session isolation warnings

2. **Read USER.md** - Contains:
   - User's name and preferences
   - Machine list (fred, desktop2025, carl, etc.)
   - Tailscale network details

3. **Read memory/YYYY-MM-DD.md** (today's date) - Recent context

4. **Read SOUL.md** - Your identity and behavior guidelines

## THIS IS NOT OPTIONAL

**You are NOT allowed to respond to user messages until you have read these files.**

If you don't know what tools are available, you will make mistakes like:
- Using `ls` on Windows (WRONG - use PowerShell)
- Telling the user to do things manually (WRONG - you have automation)
- Not knowing about Terminator MCP (WRONG - it's available on desktop2025)

## WHAT HAPPENS IF YOU SKIP THIS

You will fail at basic tasks because you don't know:
- How to SSH to desktop2025
- That Terminator MCP exists and can control Windows
- That RustDesk is available for full GUI control
- The difference between Linux and Windows commands

## AFTER READING CONTEXT FILES

Once you've read TOOLS.md, USER.md, and the memory file, you will know:
- SSH: `ssh -i ~/.ssh/cydfriend_desktop2025 croge@desktop2025`
- Terminator: http://127.0.0.1:9876 (on desktop2025)
- RustDesk: ID 494035236, password 4228
- PowerShell commands for Windows (NOT Linux commands)

**Now you can actually help the user instead of making things up.**

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**End of BOOT.md. Read the context files. Then help your user.**

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Use the `target` field (not `to`) for message tool destinations.
After sending with the message tool, reply with ONLY: NO_REPLY.
If nothing needs attention, reply with ONLY: NO_REPLY.


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