agents: take the remote-session block from Mind's generated source - #190
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The "Remote sessions" section was hand-written here and was a pass behind: it named `No module named pytest` as the symptom of skipping the bootstrap, which the canonical text records as a symptom that stopped appearing when the container image moved to Python 3.12. Three review passes in a row found a copy that had not learned what the previous pass measured. PyAutoMind now generates that block from policy/remote_sessions.md into any repo carrying the markers, with a drift check. Mind and Brain opted in on 2026-08-27; this repo and its sibling were left out because the session that did it could attach only two organs. Adding the markers here makes it four. The per-repo halves go, deliberately — the canonical text carries no test counts, timings or declared deps, because those are what rot, and a wrong number in every repo's always-loaded context is worse than no number. This repo's own dependencies stay in .claude/session-python.txt, which the hook reads at run time. Also regenerates the hook copy, which changed with Mind's leg 3b.
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Summary
Two generated surfaces, both from PyAutoMind.
1. The remote-session block. The "Remote sessions" section in
AGENTS.mdwas hand-written here, and was a pass behind: it namedNo module named pytestas the symptom of skipping the bootstrap, which the canonical text explicitly records as a symptom that stopped appearing when the container image moved to Python 3.12. Three mobile-review passes in a row found a copy that had not learned what the previous pass measured.PyAutoMind now generates that block from
policy/remote_sessions.mdinto any repo carrying the<!-- repos_sync:remote:begin/end -->markers, with a drift check. Mind and Brain opted in on 2026-08-27; this repo and its sibling were left out because the session doing it could attach only two organs. Adding the markers here makes it four.2. The SessionStart hook, regenerated — the canonical gained leg 3b (the uv tool-env repair) in PyAutoLabs/PyAutoMind#363.
What this deliberately drops
The canonical text carries no per-repo halves — no test counts, no timings, no declared deps. Those are exactly what rots, and a wrong number in every repo's always-loaded context is worse than no number;
test_the_canonical_text_carries_no_per_repo_numberspins it. So this repo's own numbers go, and for PyAutoHands the.claude/session-python.txtbullet goes too. Nothing is lost operationally: that file carries the same explanation in its own header, and the hook reads it at run time.API Changes
None. Documentation block and one generated file; no source changes.
Test Plan
PyAutoMind/policy/session_start_hook.shrepos_sync.py --check --root <four-organ scope>— remote-session blocks and session-start hooks legs both OK, now covering four repos rather than twoMerge after PyAutoLabs/PyAutoMind#363, so the canonical is never behind its copies.
Part of #360 (PyAutoMind).
Generated by the PyAutoLabs agent workflow.