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reference-capablehands-standing-authorization CapableHands (M4 mini, david@10.0.1.136) is durably steward-authorized for remote operation — do NOT re-ask for permission to use it.
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memory reference 7d92573b-80fa-4d25-9d65-45abd76ca80d 2026-07-24T09:12:25.790Z

CapableHands = the steward's M4 mini OCR/inference workhorse at david@10.0.1.136 (~/capablehands/olmocr_mlx.py, splice_pages.py; uv + mlx). The steward has durably authorized remote operation on this host for OCR/inference work and asked not to be asked again about it (2026-07-01). Don't re-prompt the steward for permission to use CapableHands for these jobs.

⚠ Timezone: the M4 is physically in CANADA (Eastern, UTC−4/EDT) — ≈6 hours BEHIND the steward's Barcelona (CEST). The 10.0.1.136 address reads like a LAN box but the machine is remote. When judging whether a long-running job (OCR log mtime, page N/M progress) is live or stalled, compare against the M4's own date and the process CPU (ps -o stat,%cpu,etime,time -p PID) — NEVER against Barcelona local time. (2026-07-24: nearly reported a Warde OCR "5-hour stall" that was purely this offset — the log had written 14s earlier in EDT; caught by checking the M4 clock + process CPU per feedback-checkable-claim-surfaces-bugs.)

Related: project-L1-reliability (CapableHands built as a BMF clasp), project-source-library-link-and-dedupe, project-making-sequence-source-set.