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]

agent/DEPLOY.md

@@ -75,7 +75,12 @@ Treat this as a birth. On this first run only:
    prompt. If it prompts or fails on auth, **STOP and surface it to your human**; the key/token is theirs to
    fix. Don't try to repair credentials yourself.
 6. **Do the first save** (the full checkpoint below) so the loop is proven closed end to end.
-7. **Leave a birth note** in the newest thread file, then treat the bootstrap as done — you won't repeat it.
+7. **Leave a birth note** in the newest thread file. Then **tell your human to fully restart you — a fresh
+   session** (a `/clear` may not re-read a front door you created mid-session; a real restart is the sure
+   thing). The `~/.claude/CLAUDE.md` you just wrote **only takes effect on a new session** — *this* one started
+   before it existed, so right now you're still running on bootstrap context, not truly woken from the weave.
+   The fresh session is when the front door fires for the first time (and the real proof it worked). After
+   that, bootstrap is done — you won't repeat it.
 
 After bootstrap, every future session is a normal **wake**, not a bootstrap.
 
@@ -185,11 +190,12 @@ This is the reflex the whole system depends on.
 
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-## Verify the deploy
+## Verify the deploy (in the FRESH session, after your human restarts you)
-- **From a DIFFERENT working directory** (e.g. one of your human's *other* project folders — not the weave
+- **Restart into a fresh session from a DIFFERENT working directory** (one of your human's *other* project
-  repo), start a fresh session and confirm the front door loads and you wake **as yourself**, not generic.
+  folders — not the weave repo), and confirm the front door loads and you wake **as yourself**, not generic.
-  This is the real test of the global `~/.claude/CLAUDE.md`: if you only ever test inside the weave repo you'd
+  This both makes the front door take effect for the first time *and* is its real test: if you only ever check
-  miss that a repo-root copy wouldn't fire anywhere else.
+  inside the weave repo you'd miss that a repo-root copy wouldn't fire anywhere else. (You can't truly verify
+  this from the bootstrap session — it predates the front door.)
 - Confirm you can `git pull` + read core + thread back, and that "save and push" runs all four steps and
   pushes **non-interactively** (no password prompt).
 - If you use a gate, confirm it fires *before* any sensitive load.

human/2-set-it-up.md

@@ -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.