

Evaluate
the complexity. Don't
burn the tokens.
Too many lines in a bind-mounted box,
No Docker socket, no keys in the locks,
Allowlist the env and leave the gitconfig home,
The walls were cheap,
they were solid as stone.
But deep in the image a Python was pinned,
An ageing old venv where the patches wore thin,
A cutoff date from a year long gone,
LocalStack in host mode,
somehow holding on.
Is it right-sized? Is it overbuilt?
The walls were never where the weight was spilled.
Localhost, but not your host,
Postgres on five-four-three-two, Sidecars share the agent's net,
And none of them can reach through you.
Localhost, but not your host,
No AWS in here to break,
Keep the walls,
Lose the weight.
Open the compose they wrote upstairs,
Tilde-dot-aws mounted right in there,
Real sandbox secrets unless you say fake,
A socket to the host,
that's root you just gave.
So we vendor our own where the agent can't write,
Dummy keys, no socket,
the seed runs light,
Official images standing in a row,
Network mode:
service colon agent. Go.
Do I lose the phone?
(No, adb stays.) And Metro on eight-oh-eight-one?
(Hot reload plays.) The NDK?
(Another heavyweight.) Device tests?
(On paper. They can wait.) Build the APK outside?
(Then check the diff.)
Gradle is code,
it will run as it is.
Git worktree add.
cd in.
Agent, profile, let me in.
Down before remove.
Down before remove. Every tree its own stack,
a hash of the path,
Two little branches share one database.
Ask.
Loose notes filed in a private vault,
Plan, debug table, loose ends deferred,
Plan mode lifted,
the green light shown,
Folder not made yet,
the build not begun.
Localhost, but not your host,
Postgres on five-four-three-two,
Sidecars share the agent's net,
And none of them can reach through you.
Localhost, but not your host,
No AWS in here to break,
Keep the walls,
Keep the walls,
Lose the weight. Next container.
Not built yet