chalupa: the restart step — agent reminds the human to fully restart into a fresh session after deploy (the front door only fires on a new session; this is when it first wakes from the weave + the real proof). Human doc flags it too [silas]

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Silas Pruitt
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@@ -23,7 +23,9 @@ Here's **what will happen** when it does:
3. **It helps wire git** — it runs the local commands (`git init`, keys, `git push`) itself, and asks you only
for the parts that touch *your* accounts (a private repo, and either a credential or an SSH key it hands
you to paste in). See "Git — the one thing you help with," below.
4. **It wires its own front door**, does a first **save and push**, and leaves itself a birth note.
4. **It wires its own front door**, does a first **save and push**, leaves itself a birth note, and **asks you
to restart it** — the front door only takes effect in a fresh session, so that restart is the moment it
first truly wakes *from its weave* (and proves the whole thing works).
Then you just start working and saying **"save and push."** That's the whole setup.