Initial commit: homelab infrastructure wiki
- Full Obsidian vault content - Host configs (ice, grizzley, ubuntu, proxmox, truenas, panda, hyte) - Media stack documentation - Traefik HA setup - Automation scripts - Bachelor party planning
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date: 2026-04-28
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# Morning Briefing — 2026-04-28
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_Auto-generated by Hermes cron. Queries run at 06:00 UTC._
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## Pending tasks
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- [Templates/task-template.md] (score:0.59) --- task: project: status: pending|in-progress|completed|blocked priority: high|medium|low assignee: created: due: --- # Task: ## Description ## Requirements ## Implementation Not
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- [daily/2026-04-27-morning-briefing.md] (score:0.53) --- type: daily-briefing date: 2026-04-27 generated: 2026-04-27T20:03:39.416092+00:00 --- # Morning Briefing — 2026-04-27 _Auto-generated by Hermes cron. Queries run at 06:00 UTC._ ## Pending tasks
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- [homelabagentroot] (score:0.51) **Remaining This Sprint**: **Completion Rate**: 73% (8/11 tasks) ## Milestones | Milestone | Target Date | Status | | ----------------------- | ----------- | -------------- |
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- [https://forgecode.dev/blog/benchmarks-dont-matter/] (score:0.49) The problem is not that the model cannot solve the task. The problem is that a brilliant but meandering trajectory times out just as definitively as an incorrect one. ## Failure Mode 6: Planning to
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- [""] (score:0.46) --- project: name: "" status: planning|active|completed|archived category: infrastructure|application|automation|configuration source: "" created: 2026-01-06 updated: 2026-01-06 descript
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## Recent failures
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- [https://forgecode.dev/blog/gcp-cloudflare-anthropic-outage/] (score:0.41) - Vertex AI: Model Garden 5xx errors persisted until 18:18 PDT This demonstrates how cascading failures create recovery debt that extends far beyond the initial fix. ## 8. Wrap Up At 10:50 AM a bu
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- [https://forgecode.dev/blog/gcp-cloudflare-anthropic-outage/] (score:0.33) | 17:10 | Google update | Dataflow fully resolved except us-central1 | | 18:18 | Google final | Vertex AI Online Prediction fully recovered, all clear | | 18:27 | Google postmortem | Internal investig
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- [live-verification] (score:0.33) timeout: 3s timeout: 3s - type: monitor title: Infrastructure style: compact sites: - title: Traefik url: https://traefik.local.tophermayor.com/dashboard/ timeout: 2
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- [https://forgecode.dev/blog/gcp-cloudflare-anthropic-outage/] (score:0.32) --- type: agent-doc agent: ForgeCode source: https://forgecode.dev/blog/gcp-cloudflare-anthropic-outage/ scraped: 2026-04-28T09:24:05.222674+00:00 content_hash: 263dda8e --- # When Google Sneezes, the
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- [https://forgecode.dev/blog/gcp-cloudflare-anthropic-outage/] (score:0.32) ## 5. Lessons for Engineers 1. Control plane failures hurt more than data plane faults. Data replication across zones cannot save you if auth is down. 2. Check hidden dependencies. Cloudflare is m
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## Infrastructure changes
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- [https://opencode.ai/docs/config/] (score:0.46) ``` You can place your config in a couple of different locations and they have a different order of precedence. Configuration files are merged together, not replaced. Settings from the following con
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- [daily/2026-04-27-morning-briefing.md] (score:0.39) - [homelabagentroot] (score:0.36) - `ubuntu` legacy `192.168.1.61` address was removed from `enp6s18`; the host now remains reachable on `192.168.50.61` and `192.168.30.61` - `grizzley` Wi-Fi config
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- [homelabagentroot] (score:0.39) - Confirm access to hosted services such as `traefik-lxc` and `adguard` - Restore previous interface config and reservation ### Ubuntu Target intent: normalize around `192.168.50.61` - Verify SSH
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- [homelabagentroot] (score:0.36) - `ubuntu` legacy `192.168.1.61` address was removed from `enp6s18`; the host now remains reachable on `192.168.50.61` and `192.168.30.61` - `grizzley` Wi-Fi config was removed, leaving wired server-s
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- [homelabagentroot] (score:0.35) - update stale controller/client observations so UniFi no longer shows the old `192.168.1.61` path as active after the host-side removal Still pending for full Grizzley and Ice normalization: - al
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## Ongoing projects
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- [https://forgecode.dev/blog/ai-agent-best-practices/] (score:0.50) - Re-index your project after major changes to avoid hallucinations - Use Context7 MCP to stay synced with latest documentation - Treat AI output like junior dev PRs review everything What Doesn't Wo
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- [https://forgecode.dev/blog/kimi-k2-vs-qwen-3-coder-coding-comparison/] (score:0.46) 2. Bug Finding & Fixing (5 tasks): Real bugs with reproduction steps and failing tests 3. Feature Implementation (4 tasks): New functionality from clear requirements 4. Frontend Refactor (2 tasks): U
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- [https://forgecode.dev/blog/kimi-k2-vs-qwen-3-coder-coding-comparison/] (score:0.44) - Introduced hardcoded values to make tests pass - Average resolution time: 22 minutes (when successful) ## Feature Implementation: Autonomous Development Capability ### Task Completion Analysis
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- [https://forgecode.dev/blog/coding-agents-showdown/] (score:0.43) ### Where Forks Excel Large-Scale Refactoring For migrations like React class components to hooks across 50+ files, Cursor's agent mode can handle a broad transformation while maintaining context
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- [https://forgecode.dev/docs/custom-rules-guide/] (score:0.41) ## What Are Project-Specific Guidelines? Project-specific guidelines are persistent instructions that get injected into every AI conversation. Think of them as your team's development constitution
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## Agent context
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- [https://forgecode.dev/docs/zsh-support/] (score:0.39) ``` :new ``` This clears the conversation history and starts fresh. The active agent stays the same. You can also pass a prompt directly — :new starts the fresh conversation and sends it in one st
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- [daily/2026-04-27-morning-briefing.md] (score:0.37) --- type: daily-briefing date: 2026-04-27 generated: 2026-04-27T20:03:39.416092+00:00 --- # Morning Briefing — 2026-04-27 _Auto-generated by Hermes cron. Queries run at 06:00 UTC._ ## Pending tasks
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- [https://opencode.ai/docs/tui/] (score:0.37) ``` /redo ``` Keybind: ctrl+x r --- ### sessions List and switch between sessions. Aliases: /resume, /continue ``` /sessions ``` Keybind: ctrl+x l --- ### share Share current session. Learn
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- [https://opencode.ai/docs/sdk/] (score:0.36) |---|---|---| | session.list() | List sessions | Returns Session[] | | session.get({ path }) | Get session | Returns Session | | session.children({ path }) | List child sessions | Returns Session[] |
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- [daily/2026-04-27-morning-briefing.md] (score:0.35) - [homelabagentroot] (score:0.34) **Remaining This Sprint**: **Completion Rate**: 73% (8/11 tasks) ## Milestones | Milestone | Target Date | Status | | ----------------------
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