Merging the raw host.conf.template against a live host conf matched HOSTN_
against HOST1_, classified all 140 real keys as deprecated and would have
removed every credential on the host. Also points the Ollama model default
at a tag that still exists.
ai_index.sh and ai_query.sh follow the usual conventions — fail-closed gate,
root check, lock, dry-run, status — with Node doing only the vector maths and
SQLite blobs, the same split api_cache_writer.sh uses for PHP.
AI_* and HOST*_OLLAMA_* land in both confs and both templates in this pass.
Everything ships off: AI_ENABLED false, every AI_ASSIST_* false, conf writes
disabled with an empty whitelist. Nothing in the ecosystem consults it.
The header audit and per-folder docs pass produced a corpus with properties
worth capturing before they are forgotten: deterministic chunk boundaries,
section type as a retrieval filter, and an index that cannot leak credentials
because the conf files were never tracked.
The estimates in the original note were wrong in both directions, and Unraid's Apply does
not reliably recreate a container, which is worth knowing before the next tuning pass.
Captures the reasoning behind a not-yet-built feature so the constraints survive the
session, chiefly that AI stays enhancement-only and never load-bearing.
Gmer4Lfe