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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.
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The reason you are still seeing command not found is that darwin-rebuild does not exist on your computer yet.When doing a brand-new installation of nix-darwin, the darwin-rebuild tool is not part of the standard Nix installer. You have to bootstrap it using the nix run command first, which will dynamically pull the tool from GitHub and execute the initial build.Run the following command from your terminal inside your ~/.dotfiles directory:zshsudo nix run nix-darwin#darwin-rebuild -- switch --flake ~/.dotfiles#lt-mbp
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## firstmate + Gitea (one-time per machine, secrets not in nix)
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The firstmate crew dispatch + Gitea PR helper are wired by `darwin-rebuild`, but two secrets must be set manually per machine (nix cannot manage tokens without exposing them):
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1. tea login (Gitea CLI auth against unraid):
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zsh
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tea login add --name unraid --url http://unraid.local:3003 --token <GITEA_TOKEN>
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2. The Gitea token is the one in investor-flow's origin remote URL. After `tea login`, optionally clean the embedded creds from the remote:
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zsh
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cd ~/Documents/investor-flow
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git remote set-url origin http://unraid.local:3003/transnet/investor-flow
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Verify: `fm` launches OpenCode 2 as the first mate (isolated `~/.config/opencode2`); `oc2 --version` prints an OpenCode 2 version; `pi --list-models mimo` shows `opencode-go/mimo-v2.5-pro`; `tea pulls list --repo transnet/investor-flow` works.
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