docs(nh3-svos): front door on mesh + LAN, internal DNS answers the LAN address; fv-ml1 off-mesh by design
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@@ -187,6 +187,8 @@ Every vLLM seat on a shared card (GPU 0, GPU 1) has byte-pinned KV (`--kv-cache-
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## Recent decisions
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- `[2026-10-08]` **SVOS served on the LAN too (Prime):** Caddy binds `10.100.50.43:443` as well as `100.64.0.9:443`; the internal AdGuards answer `svos`/`svos-terminal.phasefinal.com` → `10.100.50.43` (MagicDNS still answers 100.64.0.9). Verified from LAN hosts at all three sites. → `servers/nh3-svos/README.md`
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- `[2026-10-08]` **fv-ml1 is OFF the mesh again, by design**: its tailscaled is disabled, and the break-glass watchdog joins only on fleet loss (09-15 design, archived). The 0030 reboot closed a door that had been left open, so mesh-side tests need another peer, not fv-ml1. The watchdog timer is active.
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- `[2026-10-08]` **heid's runaway sweep killed on Prime's order: two `heidnotes/sweep.py` processes had written ~76 GB into a deleted-but-open file; nh3-dev root 86% → 66%** — the sweep read its own output. heid fixed it at the source. → `persistent-memory.d/2026-10-08-heid-runaway-sweep-killed.md`
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- `[2026-10-08]` **SVOS post office LIVE on nh3-svos** — Prime declared `svos`; its `ns:notifications` write grant was approved on his word at 0731 (card `card:4d3a8b26c17f472d828b06fd495192db`); a test message was ingested and delivered; `reach` ok, unread 0. Reported to svos-dev.
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- `[2026-10-07]` **No z.ai vision alias on the gateway (Prime).** glm-5.x is text-only at z.ai; glm-4.6v and glm-5.3-flash read images on our plan but stay off the gateway.
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