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--- name: verify description: Run an isolated valk daemon + web server with fake agent sessions to observe a change at its real surface. --- # Verifying valkyrie changes ## Isolated daemon (never the user's) Agent shells run inside a valk session, so `VALK_SOCKET` points at the user's real daemon. Pass an explicit socket on every call, and unset the session env. ```bash S=<scratch dir>; mkdir -p $S/state; chmod 700 $S $S/state # daemon refuses non-0700 dirs V="env -u VALK_SESSION -u VALK_CONTEXT XDG_STATE_HOME=$S/state ./target/debug/valk --socket $S/d.sock" cargo build --bin valk $V daemon --dev & # foreground dev daemon (ADR-0010) $V web --listen 127.0.0.1:<free port> --url http://127.0.0.1:<port> & # 8790/8799 may be taken $V new --name x -- <script> # fake agent: a bash script that prints a screen, then sleeps $V dump <id> # the screen the web app parses ``` - Sessions spawn at 80 columns: keep fake screen lines under 80, or the PTY wraps them. - Web app changes ship via committed `web/dist` (embedded by `crates/valkyrie-web`): `cd web && npm ci && npm run build`, then rebuild `valk`. ## Web UI: pair with `dev-token` A `--dev` daemon's web server takes `dev-token` at the pairing screen, no code. Only `--dev` daemons do: `valk web pair` / `valk web open` still refuse agents, and the user's own daemon never takes the dev token. Don't work around either. Drive the tab via the Claude in Chrome extension (check `list_connected_browsers` first; if empty, ask the user to connect it). Open `http://127.0.0.1:<port>`, type `dev-token`, press Pair. - The window manager may ignore `resize_window`, and the app refuses iframes. For a phone layout, pin `#root` to 390×844 with an injected style, and set any `dvh` caps to what that viewport would give. - Toasts stay in the DOM a few seconds: note the one already showing before you act. ## Cleanup `pkill -f "$S/d.sock"` and kill fake-agent scripts.