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Normal local startup now establishes `AI_OS_LOCAL_ALL_ACCESS=1` by default across package, shell, and Vite middleware paths while preserving legacy Hermes/OpenClaw env aliases as compatibility inputs and keeping production guards intact. *** ## Deliverables ### Files Created | File | Purpose | Lines | | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ----- | | `scripts/lib/local-access-env.ts` | Canonical local all-access env normalization and legacy alias derivation. | \~73 | | `scripts/lib/__tests__/local-access-startup.test.ts` | Focused startup contract and bridge alias regression coverage. | \~166 | | `.spec_system/specs/phase41-session01-local-access-startup-contract/code-review.md` | Review and repair report for changes since the session base commit. | \~112 | | `.spec_system/specs/phase41-session01-local-access-startup-contract/security-compliance.md` | Security and GDPR review for the session. | \~79 | | `.spec_system/specs/phase41-session01-local-access-startup-contract/validation.md` | Final validation report and evidence ledger. | \~216 | ### Files Modified | File | Changes | | ------------------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | `package.json` | Defaulted `bun run dev` seed and Vite startup to `AI_OS_LOCAL_ALL_ACCESS=1`; bumped version to `0.5.129`. | | `vite.config.ts` | Applied local all-access defaults before Hermes and OpenClaw bridge middleware registration. | | `scripts/dev.sh` | Exported and passed the canonical all-access env into tmux startup. | | `scripts/cleandev.sh` | Exported and passed the canonical all-access env into tmux and replaced legacy admin setup hints with real recovery dimensions. | | `.env.local.example` | Documented `AI_OS_LOCAL_ALL_ACCESS=1` as the normal local contract and legacy admin keys as aliases. | | `.spec_system/state.json` | Marked Session 01 complete, cleared `current_session`, set Phase 41 in progress, and appended completion history. | | `.spec_system/PRD/phase_41/PRD_phase_41.md` | Marked Session 01 complete and advanced phase progress to 1/17 sessions. | | `.spec_system/PRD/PRD.md` | Marked Phase 41 in progress and updated active focus notes. | | `README.md` | Synced the version line to `0.5.129`. | | `docs/CHANGELOG.md` | Added the Session 01 closeout entry. | *** ## Technical Decisions 1. **Canonical local contract**: `AI_OS_LOCAL_ALL_ACCESS=1` is the normal local startup posture and is set by package and shell entrypoints when unset. 2. **Compatibility alias bridge**: Hermes and OpenClaw legacy admin aliases are derived only when unset, so existing explicit operator settings remain honored during migration. 3. **Production guard preservation**: Focused tests verify derived aliases do not enable Hermes or OpenClaw admin behavior under `NODE_ENV=production`. 4. **Static shell regressions**: Startup shell behavior is verified by static tests and shell syntax checks instead of launching tmux or long-running dev servers. *** ## Test Results | Metric | Value | | --------------------- | ------------------------------ | | Focused startup tests | 9 | | Full test suite | 4825 | | Passed | 4825 full, 9 focused | | Coverage | Not measured by `bun run test` | Additional checks passed: `bun run typecheck`, `bun run typecheck:scripts`, `bun run lint`, `bash -n scripts/dev.sh scripts/cleandev.sh`, whitespace, ASCII/LF, security scans, and targeted Prettier checks. *** ## Lessons Learned 1. The all-access migration needs a single helper owner so package, shell, and Vite paths do not drift. 2. Legacy admin aliases can remain useful as migration compatibility only when tests prove they are no longer required for normal local startup. 3. Recovery copy should name actual blockers such as offline services, token handshake failures, or dependency readiness instead of old manual env setup. *** ## Future Considerations Items for future sessions: 1. Session 02 should update Hermes bridge status and browser parser semantics from manual admin gating to local all-access readiness. 2. Session 03 should align Hermes route mode and hook naming with the new `live-local` contract. 3. 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