- home.nix: add home.activation.noMistakes (declarative install to
~/.no-mistakes/bin + daemon via launchd, global config fallback
agent: [pi, opencode, grok, claude, codex] covering every harness
declared in Nix; fix shadowing of jonathanong npm no-mistakes)
- ~/.no-mistakes/config.yaml: switched from auto to ordered fallback,
pi first (firstmate crewmates), then opencode/grok
- home/.pi/agent/*, home/.grok/config.toml, home/.config/opencode2:
align to oMLX/qwen3.6-35b local model (was mixed Talos/genesis)
- rebuild.sh: ensure grok-build upgrade and OpenCode 1.x install on
rebuild (stable CLI for free-tier, opencode2 beta is 426 there)
- dotfiles repo: no-mistakes init (gate at
~/.no-mistakes/repos/916cb6ded81b.git, remote no-mistakes)
Disable Home Manager's home-configuration.nix manpage so rebuilds no longer generate options.json with a nixpkgs store path that lacks string context. Package man pages are unchanged.
Point fm at the isolated oc2 wrapper, upgrade Homebrew packages on rebuild, and declare ffmpeg, docker-desktop, puremac, utm, node, and tea. Update nixpkgs, home-manager, and nix-homebrew locks. Track Pi agent config, crew-dispatch, and the Gitea PR helper that home.nix already expected.
The script piped 'R' (remove old) into beets' duplicate-album prompt while
never actually clearing the library DB (it cleared a 0-byte dummy at the
wrong path, not beets/beets_library.db). Any two tracks sharing artist+album
caused the second import to delete the first's files from the NAS.
Import with --singletons so beets never matches against existing albums,
and answer 'S' (skip) if a prompt does appear. Drop the useless DB clear.
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