# Mac mini automation baseline — 2026-08-03

This is a source-only recovery reference captured before the Reyna CLI privacy-host consolidation.

## Included

- `hermes-scripts/` — the current Hermes scheduled/orchestration scripts. One historical file, `v_restart.py`, contains shell syntax despite its `.py` suffix; it is preserved verbatim for recovery reference and must be treated as a shell script, not compiled as Python.
- `browser/` — the dedicated ReynaFamilyBot Chrome launcher and LAN observer bridge source.
- `launch-agents/` — active Reyna/Hermes/MacMiniMCP/Kokoro/reMarkable LaunchAgent definitions with no credential values.
- `macmini-mcp/` — source, tests, package metadata, and service helper scripts for the current Node MCP and warm Kokoro setup. Dependencies, environment files, generated output, logs, and Git metadata are excluded.

## Deliberately excluded

- Browser profiles, cookies, Chrome session data, and passwords.
- `.env` files, credentials, tokens, API keys, auth databases, SSH keys, and generated logs/media.
- Third-party/inactive service definitions that contain or may contain credentials. In particular, legacy OpenClaw launch agents are **not** copied; if that legacy stack is retired, rotate its credential material rather than preserving it in Git.
- Hermes configuration, session transcripts, and WhatsApp state.

## Restore boundary

This folder is a debugging/reference snapshot, **not** an install script and not a declaration that these services should be restarted. The replacement target is the Reyna CLI single privacy host described in `.hermes/plans/2026-08-03_113451-reyna-cli-single-privacy-host.md`.

## Current architecture captured

- MacMiniMCP: Node HTTP/MCP service (historically LAN-bound/authenticated).
- Kokoro: warm local TTS HTTP server, historically loopback-bound.
- Browser: visible Mac-mini Chrome using the fixed `Profile 1` / ReynaFamilyBot profile, with CDP loopback-only and a narrow trusted-LAN observer bridge.
- reMarkable: native Reyna CLI LaunchAgents are included as the current service definitions.