@camstack/addon-post-analysis 1.2.634 → 1.2.636

package/dist/pipeline-analytics/index.js

@@ -2,7 +2,7 @@ Object.defineProperties(exports, {
 	__esModule: { value: true },
 	[Symbol.toStringTag]: { value: "Module" }
 });
-const require_clip_model_registry = require("../clip-model-registry-3bxa67Bp.js");
+const require_clip_model_registry = require("../clip-model-registry-DgRbne5j.js");
 let node_fs = require("node:fs");
 node_fs = require_clip_model_registry.__toESM(node_fs, 1);
 let node_path = require("node:path");
@@ -314,7 +314,7 @@ function buildArmAnnouncement(coverage, deviceName, bypassed = []) {
 	};
 }
 /**
-* "Attivi: Porta retro, Cancello — Bypassati: Finestra veranda."
+* "Attivi: Porta retro, Cancello — Bypassati: Finestra porch."
 *
 * Both halves are named: the bypassed sensors are why the operator pressed
 * Arm anyway, and the remaining ones are what is still promised. An
@@ -351,7 +351,7 @@ function armedWithBypass(coverage, bypassed, deviceName) {
 	};
 }
 /**
-* "Aperti: Finestra veranda, Porta retro" + where the Arm anyway is.
+* "Aperti: Finestra porch, Porta retro" + where the Arm anyway is.
 *
 * The one alarm sentence about something that did not happen, so it has to
 * carry both halves an operator needs to act: WHICH devices are open, and —
@@ -479,7 +479,7 @@ function buildArmingAnnouncement(coverage, seconds, deviceName, bypassed = []) {
 	};
 }
 /**
-* "Attivi: Porta retro, Cancello — Bypassati: Finestra veranda" while the exit
+* "Attivi: Porta retro, Cancello — Bypassati: Finestra porch" while the exit
 * delay still runs — same halves as {@link armedWithBypass}, with `seconds`
 * frozen for the title.
 */
@@ -1622,7 +1622,7 @@ function artifactRowBody(record, ownerUserId) {
 *
 * Every node runs this addon, so every node resolved that path and tried to
 * create it. On the Mac agent `/media-fast` does not exist (`ENOENT`); on
-* `little-unraid` it exists and is not ours (`EACCES`). Both logged
+* `agent-a` it exists and is not ours (`EACCES`). Both logged
 * `nc-artifact data-plane failed to serve` on a loop, and the EACCES one is the
 * worse of the two: a path of the same name on another machine is not the same
 * directory, and `mkdir -p` of somebody else's mount point is precisely the
@@ -6764,7 +6764,7 @@ function patchDisplayLabel(patch) {
 * machine step and the operator override of each family are listed, because a
 * hand-assigned identity is still an identity.
 *
-* Callers use it to pick a SENTENCE: "Gianluca è arrivato" and "Veicolo AB123CD"
+* Callers use it to pick a SENTENCE: "Alice è arrivato" and "Veicolo AB123CD"
 * are different keys in the notification text catalog, and a single
 * `{{label}}` slot cannot word both.
 */
@@ -10699,7 +10699,7 @@ var LABEL_MAX_CHARS = 32;
 * A camera name, reduced to a LABEL.
 *
 * Looser than {@link plainVocabulary} — two words survive instead of one, so
-* "Ingresso cancello" and "Front door" still read as themselves — and that
+* "Front door cancello" and "Front door" still read as themselves — and that
 * looseness is the whole design question, because a device name is only
 * SEMI-trusted: the operator can rename a camera, but the name it was adopted
 * with came from the camera itself.
@@ -11467,7 +11467,7 @@ function stateToRow(key, state, updatedAt) {
 * That is not a corner case, it is the ORDINARY way a rule begins: an operator
 * writes an occupancy rule about a thing they can see, which means the thing is
 * usually there when they press save. Live on 2026-08-12 a became-occupied rule
-* on zone "Parcheggio papa'" (device 617, class `car`) was authored with the car
+* on zone "Parking pat'" (device 102, class `car`) was authored with the car
 * already parked, and the next analysis pass would have announced its arrival.
 *
 * The invariant, stated once: AN EDGE MAY ONLY ARISE FROM A TRANSITION BETWEEN
@@ -12544,7 +12544,7 @@ var NcSummaryFiltersSchema = require_clip_model_registry.object({
 	* summaries still include an enormous number of stationary tracks". Since
 	* D161 a track promoted to the stationary registry is persisted rather than
 	* dropped (it owns media the retention sweep has to reach), so the car parked
-	* in front of camera 617 now enters every window it overlaps and, ranked on
+	* in front of camera 102 now enters every window it overlaps and, ranked on
 	* importance and dwell, wins tiles from the passages the digest is about. The
 	* measured effect on the live hub was 1-2 tiles becoming 10.
 	*
@@ -12965,7 +12965,7 @@ var NcTestEventInputSchema = require_clip_model_registry.object({
 	*/
 	systemEvent: require_clip_model_registry.object({
 		kind: require_clip_model_registry.NcSystemEventKindSchema,
-		/** The dedup subject (`device:617`, `node:agent-1`, …). */
+		/** The dedup subject (`device:102`, `node:agent-1`, …). */
 		subject: require_clip_model_registry.string().min(1),
 		titleKey: require_clip_model_registry.string().min(1),
 		bodyKey: require_clip_model_registry.string().min(1),
@@ -15019,7 +15019,7 @@ function isRetentionExemptOwnerKind(kind) {
 * ## What happened
 *
 * On 2026-08-02 media writes started failing with
-* `ENOSPC: no space left on device, mkdir '/recordings/617/events/track/…'`.
+* `ENOSPC: no space left on device, mkdir '/recordings/102/events/track/…'`.
 * For roughly five hours every new track was recorded with positions, a class,
 * a `bestEventId` and **zero snapshots** — a track that looks complete in the
 * list and has no picture behind it. The operator found it by noticing the
@@ -15156,7 +15156,7 @@ var OWNER_KINDS = [
 * already documents two paragraphs up, verbatim, one owner kind later — and
 * D476 moved it to `'object'`, its own docblock flagging the choice as
 * pragmatic. Both are ids in a namespace the writer does not own, and the
-* consequence was measured: 675 delivered mosaics (271 MiB on camera 615, one
+* consequence was measured: 675 delivered mosaics (271 MiB on camera 101, one
 * rule, growing ~27 MiB/day) that no probe could resolve and no sweep could
 * ever collect.
 *
@@ -17866,7 +17866,7 @@ var MAX_CENSUS_SITES = 200;
 /**
 * How many evidence candidates one camera may return.
 *
-* A device is capped at `EVIDENCE_MAX_CANDIDATES_PER_DEVICE` (512) and 617 was
+* A device is capped at `EVIDENCE_MAX_CANDIDATES_PER_DEVICE` (512) and 102 was
 * carrying ~497 of them when the mis-binding was found, so the default has to
 * be a page, not the archive.
 */
@@ -18277,7 +18277,7 @@ var DEBUG_RETENTION_NOTE = "A `debug` mark does not pin retention. A track with
 function debugArchiveFilename(nowMs) {
 	return `camstack-debug-${new Date(nowMs).toISOString().replace(/[:.]/g, "-")}.zip`.replace(/[\r\n"]/g, "");
 }
-/** Parse `?deviceIds=615,617` — empty means every camera. */
+/** Parse `?deviceIds=101,102` — empty means every camera. */
 function parseDebugDeviceIds(url) {
 	const query = url.includes("?") ? url.slice(url.indexOf("?") + 1) : "";
 	const raw = new URLSearchParams(query).get("deviceIds");
@@ -19488,7 +19488,7 @@ var TrackIdsSchema = require_clip_model_registry.array(require_clip_model_regist
 * True when the SQLite settings backend would hand `text` back DECODED: it
 * parses any TEXT that starts with `[` or `{` and is valid JSON
 * (`decodeColumnValue` decodes by content, not by declared type). Free text
-* like that cannot round-trip through a TEXT column (follow-up 617, review M2).
+* like that cannot round-trip through a TEXT column (follow-up 102, review M2).
 */
 function decodesAsJson(text) {
 	if (!(text.startsWith("[") || text.startsWith("{"))) return false;
@@ -19513,7 +19513,7 @@ function freeText(raw) {
 * that starts with `[` on read (`decodeColumnValue`), so the store sees the
 * ARRAY it wrote; a string is parsed here only for a backend (or an old row)
 * that hands the text back as written. `JSON.parse(String(array))` threw on the
-* decoded array and every promoted row was skipped as malformed (follow-up 617).
+* decoded array and every promoted row was skipped as malformed (follow-up 102).
 * `null` = unreadable, absent included (the column is NOT NULL, so absence is
 * corruption) — the row is reported, never repaired.
 */
@@ -19633,7 +19633,7 @@ var TapeStatusOutputSchema = require_clip_model_registry.object({ cameras: requi
 var TapeLightingInputSchema = require_clip_model_registry._enum(["day", "ir"]);
 /**
 * Free text the settings store would hand back decoded is refused by name
-* (follow-up 617, review M2): whole JSON array/object text in a TEXT column
+* (follow-up 102, review M2): whole JSON array/object text in a TEXT column
 * comes back as an array or object, and the index could not read the row.
 */
 var NOT_JSON_TEXT = "must not be JSON array/object text — the settings store would hand it back decoded";
@@ -20695,7 +20695,7 @@ var FACE_ALIGNMENT_SCRFD_V2 = "scrfd-v2";
 /**
 * The moment every node was running the fixed detector.
 *
-* `addon-pipeline` landed on the hub at 12:08:18Z and on little-unraid at
+* `addon-pipeline` landed on the hub at 12:08:18Z and on agent-a at
 * 12:08:27Z on 2026-09-26 (package.json mtimes, read 2026-09-26); the Mac agent
 * was deployed in the same run. 12:30Z leaves margin for the Mac and for a
 * runner respawn.
@@ -22139,7 +22139,7 @@ function embeddingMagnitudeVerdict(magnitude, bound) {
 * A photograph has no camera, and `MediaStore.put` requires a number for the
 * blob path. `0` is the ABSENCE of a camera, not a camera — so it appears in a
 * media path and never in `tags: { deviceId }`, which is the key that answers
-* "why is 617 worse than 615?" and which a photo cannot answer.
+* "why is 102 worse than 101?" and which a photo cannot answer.
 */
 var PHOTO_ENROLL_DEVICE_ID = 0;
 /** The step tree analysis runs: a face detector ROOT with the embedder nested. */
@@ -24652,7 +24652,7 @@ var FaceStore = class {
 	*
 	* This exists because the loss it reports ran for weeks without a single log
 	* line: the prune only ever logged an aggregate count with no `deviceId`, so
-	* "why did camera 618 forget the person it asked me about" could not be asked
+	* "why did camera 108 forget the person it asked me about" could not be asked
 	* of the logs at all. One line per camera (not per row) keeps the volume sane
 	* while still answering the per-camera question.
 	*
@@ -25284,7 +25284,7 @@ var FaceStore = class {
 *    which is what a mis-enrolment actually looks like.
 *
 * `suspicion` is the EXCESS — `bestForeign − selfMean` — because that is the
-* only one of the two that discriminates on real data. Measured on Roberta's
+* only one of the two that discriminates on real data. Measured on Bob's
 * 106 samples, 2026-09-08: `selfMean` has a median of 0.188 and a p90 of 0.235,
 * so ANY absolute reading of "does not look like itself" fires on the whole
 * gallery. The first version of this module scored `(1 − selfMean) / 2` and
@@ -27673,7 +27673,7 @@ function intersection(a, b) {
 * consumer that cuts pixels from `TrackedDetectionOut.bbox` — the best-shot
 * thumbnail, `wideCentralSquareLayout`'s central square, the close-time
 * keyFrame→thumbnail derive — framed a motorcycle with its rider's head cut
-* off. Operator, device 617, tracks `7f50622b` and `9cbc4791`, three minutes
+* off. Operator, device 102, tracks `7f50622b` and `9cbc4791`, three minutes
 * apart: "motocicli e veicoli a due ruote devono includere il conducente nel
 * keyframe" [motorcycles and two-wheeled vehicles must include the rider in the keyframe] (D407).
 *
@@ -27761,7 +27761,7 @@ var MAX_PREDICTION_MS = 1e3;
 /**
 * A frame more than `maxMissedMs` behind the latest is a CLOCK STEP only as
 * the K-th such frame in a row, each in order with the one before (follow-up
-* 617, fix round 3; D49: a read that would destroy work needs another to
+* 102, fix round 3; D49: a read that would destroy work needs another to
 * agree). A step ends every track on the camera; one stray timestamp — a
 * backlog spike 4.5 s late — or two runner clocks delivering interleaved
 * (a camera migrating between runners) must not. Three is the least that a
@@ -27910,7 +27910,7 @@ var SpawnRefusalSampler = class {
 * How far back the "did this thing actually go anywhere" question looks.
 *
 * Long enough to span several breaths of a flickering box (the measured cycle
-* on 617 runs about five analysed frames), short enough that a car which stops
+* on 102 runs about five analysed frames), short enough that a car which stops
 * is called stopped while the operator is still watching it.
 */
 var DEFAULT_STILL_WINDOW_MS = 6e3;
@@ -27918,7 +27918,7 @@ var DEFAULT_STILL_WINDOW_MS = 6e3;
 * The span the centroid may wander inside that window and still count as
 * still, as a fraction of the subject's smaller side.
 *
-* Measured on 617: the parked car's centroid band is 105 px on a 461x536 box —
+* Measured on 102: the parked car's centroid band is 105 px on a 461x536 box —
 * 0.23 of the short side. A car crossing the frame covers roughly 1.8 box
 * widths in the same window. 0.35 sits in the gap with room on both sides, and
 * scaling by the subject means one number serves a 40 px person and a 461 px
@@ -28662,7 +28662,7 @@ var arcKey = (from, to) => `${from}\u0000${to}`;
 /**
 * The rejections that mean "geometry or appearance said no to a plausible
 * continuation" of a confirmed predecessor — a track the operator sees break
-* (follow-up 617, F5). Every one of them is past `hardRejection`, so the
+* (follow-up 102, F5). Every one of them is past `hardRejection`, so the
 * predecessor is confirmed. NOT here (fix round 1): `unconfirmed`;
 * `has-successor` (continued elsewhere); `concurrent` and `identity-conflict`
 * (two subjects — the normal case, and the most frequent); `dropped` (an
@@ -28766,7 +28766,7 @@ var DeferredLinker = class {
 		else seen.add(p.identity);
 	}
 	/**
-	* A clock step (follow-up 617, fix round 2): every piece still undecided is
+	* A clock step (follow-up 102, fix round 2): every piece still undecided is
 	* decided `new`, so nothing that existed before the step can be absorbed
 	* across it — whatever was ready was committed just before. The facade
 	* rebases its clock past `LINK_MAX_GAP_MS`, so no later piece can continue
@@ -29540,7 +29540,7 @@ var Tracklet = class {
 	* frames reach the tracker out of capture order, up to 1.2 s back) is
 	* `stale`: it changes nothing. A rewound tracklet would be measured from a
 	* box its subject left a second ago, and L2 refused a link by reach on
-	* exactly that (follow-up 617, F1). The caller reports it.
+	* exactly that (follow-up 102, F1). The caller reports it.
 	*/
 	observeConfident(det, t, faceBearing) {
 		if (t < this.lastSeenAt) return "stale";
@@ -30002,7 +30002,7 @@ var TrackerV2 = class {
 		return step.emissions.map((e) => this.emit(e, t));
 	}
 	/**
-	* A frame stamped before the latest one already taken (follow-up 617, F1;
+	* A frame stamped before the latest one already taken (follow-up 102, F1;
 	* ~1 % of frames, up to 1.2 s back). It is decided ONCE, for the whole
 	* frame (fix round 1, H1): matched against the tracklets' NEWEST boxes, a
 	* stale box can land on another subject — a walker's old box on the walker
@@ -31602,7 +31602,7 @@ var UPDATE_MIN_CROP_AREA_GROWTH = .15;
 * the async detail plane and writes it to the row (`applyLabelCandidate`) —
 * never into a frame patch — so a signal reading only the patch can never
 * fire the identity trigger for a recognised face. Measured on the live hub
-* (2026-09-05, device 590): six of six face identities reached Home
+* (2026-09-05, device 104): six of six face identities reached Home
 * Assistant only on the `end` event at track close + sweep (~lastSeen+33 s),
 * zero during the track's life, while the subject was still on camera.
 */
@@ -32461,8 +32461,8 @@ var TrackCloser = class {
 	*
 	* One message, one `reason` field, so the rate is a single Loki query and the
 	* breakdown is a `sum by (reason)` rather than five differently-worded lines
-	* nobody thinks to correlate. Always tagged with the device: "why is 617
-	* worse than 615" is the only form this question has ever been asked in.
+	* nobody thinks to correlate. Always tagged with the device: "why is 102
+	* worse than 101" is the only form this question has ever been asked in.
 	*/
 	logNoThumbnailAtClose(t, reason, extra) {
 		this.deps.logger.info("track closed with no thumbnail (last preview chance missed)", {
@@ -32699,7 +32699,7 @@ function trackProvenanceOf(frame) {
 *
 * ×1.2 → ×1.05 (operator, 2026-09-03: "riduci e proviamo"). The complaint was
 * that a best shot carries too much surrounding scene, and the measurement says
-* where it goes. On 26 148 person samples from camera 617 the median bbox is
+* where it goes. On 26 148 person samples from camera 102 the median bbox is
 * 1.44× taller than wide, so the square is driven by HEIGHT and half its width
 * is empty before the 16:9 extension adds any:
 *
@@ -32778,7 +32778,7 @@ function squareSubjectCropRegion(bbox, frame) {
 * appears in the lateral thirds. It is deliberately given up in ONE case: a
 * subject against the edge of the SCENE, whose square is clamped by the frame
 * border. There the slack is zero, no crop can both contain and avoid a fill,
-* and the operator ruled (2026-07-31, device 617, a pram) that real pixels
+* and the operator ruled (2026-07-31, device 102, a pram) that real pixels
 * off-centre beat a synthesized blurred band. The full history of that bound —
 * imposed, dropped, and re-imposed with this exception on 2026-08-20 after
 * 7.7% of best shots measured mis-framed — is written at the slide itself.
@@ -32907,7 +32907,7 @@ function wideCentralSquareLayout(bbox, frame, options = {}) {
 * {@link deliveredWideCentralSquareLayout} (when the whole track never offered
 * one, delivery falls back to the contained layout). Measured 2026-08-21 over
 * 48h / 2133 tracks: 3.4% of best shots fell under this line, 23% on the worst
-* camera (617) — and the operator-reported track carried 6.8%.
+* camera (102) — and the operator-reported track carried 6.8%.
 */
 var CENTRAL_SQUARE_CONTAINMENT_MIN = .5;
 /**
@@ -34572,7 +34572,7 @@ var TrackerSweep = class {
 * The gate ALREADY logs every decision. `logs.query` is an in-memory ring that
 * measured 40 000 entries covering 38 MINUTES of fleet traffic on 2026-09-08 —
 * so a fourteenth field on that line answers nothing the next morning, and the
-* questions this data exists for ("what fraction of births on 617 were decided
+* questions this data exists for ("what fraction of births on 102 were decided
 * on a coasted frame, over the week the operator complained about") are all
 * multi-day. A previous investigation in this repo was blocked for exactly
 * this.
@@ -40829,7 +40829,7 @@ function isAfterCursor(row, cursor) {
 * few to accumulate the repeated evidence a stationary ENTRY needs, so nothing
 * suppresses them. Events reads `listRecentTracks`, which hides only
 * `closedReason = stationary-promotion`. Stamping that reason on THIS class of
-* close is what keeps the six 617/3829 re-fires out of the gallery.
+* close is what keeps the six 102/3829 re-fires out of the gallery.
 *
 * Net displacement, not walk: `1e073359` walked 6 px of jitter and was labelled
 * moving; its start→end net was 0.5 px. Walk is the wrong "did it go anywhere".
@@ -43282,7 +43282,7 @@ var TrackStore = class {
 	* and the store has no column projection, so each row carries its ~8.5 KB
 	* `positions`/`snapshots` JSON through the sort. PER PAGE. Draining 17 940
 	* rows took 36 such pages: measured on a copy of the live database, 36 full
-	* scans, and on the hub itself single statements of 1 196–1 615 ms each,
+	* scans, and on the hub itself single statements of 1 196–1 101 ms each,
 	* every one of them blocking the one synchronous thread the whole cluster
 	* reads configuration through. `listDeviceIds` has ~10 callers.
 	*
@@ -45105,8 +45105,8 @@ var StillnessSettingsSchema = require_clip_model_registry.object({
 	* The camera's "not travelling" bar: centroid speed as a fraction of the
 	* SUBJECT's own box diagonal, per second. `0` = not calibrated (see above).
 	*
-	* Measured p50 on the live hub 2026-09-19, for scale: 0.0136 (device 592,
-	* close view, mostly parked subjects) to 0.3081 (device 615, far view, only
+	* Measured p50 on the live hub 2026-09-19, for scale: 0.0136 (device 107,
+	* close view, mostly parked subjects) to 0.3081 (device 101, far view, only
 	* transits).
 	*/
 	stillnessSpeedFracPerSec: require_clip_model_registry.number().min(0).max(STILLNESS_BAR_MAX).default(0),
@@ -47493,7 +47493,7 @@ function describeTapeStatus(input) {
 /**
 * Long side of the gif.
 *
-* 640, against the 480 the notification used to ask for. Measured on a real 615
+* 640, against the 480 the notification used to ask for. Measured on a real 101
 * clip: 480 px at 8 fps is 195 KB and 640 px is 324 KB — both far under the
 * smallest cap any notifier declares (pushover's 5 MiB), and the difference is
 * the one an operator notices on a phone.
@@ -47530,7 +47530,7 @@ var NC_GIF_SPEED = 4;
 * copied — it is a `libx264` burst. The OPERATOR priced that and took it. It is
 * one encode per event over a ~12 s window, not a permanent transcode child
 * ([D84](../../../../../../docs/decisions/adr-0084.md) is about the latter), and
-* it was measured on a real 615 720p cut before being chosen: **0.23 s of
+* it was measured on a real 101 720p cut before being chosen: **0.23 s of
 * encode, 254 KB out**, against the 922 KB the copy of the same window carried.
 * The re-encode is smaller than what it replaces.
 *
@@ -48322,7 +48322,7 @@ function checkTimelapsePacing(input) {
 * listed, before anything is rendered.
 *
 * Every log line here carries `tags: { deviceId }`. A miss is always asked
-* per-camera ("why is 1441 worse than 615?") and a line without the tag cannot
+* per-camera ("why is 1441 worse than 101?") and a line without the tag cannot
 * answer it.
 */
 /** `part / whole` to two decimals — the shape a log line is read in. An empty
@@ -50928,7 +50928,7 @@ function observeLevel(state, sample, cfg) {
 * ON by default (`enabled` defaults to TRUE). An earlier version of this line
 * said "Ships DORMANT: `enabled` defaults to `false`" — that was stale, and on
 * 2026-07-30 it nearly produced the conclusion that the gate was not running at
-* all. It is: it suppressed several phantom births on device 615 that same day.
+* all. It is: it suppressed several phantom births on device 101 that same day.
 * Read the schema, not this paragraph.
 *
 * The gate is fail-DEFERRED, not fail-open (changed 2026-08-01). Anything that
@@ -51585,7 +51585,7 @@ var EmbeddingDispatcher = class {
 	*
 	* The line is deliberately NOT tagged with a single `deviceId`: it is not
 	* about one camera, it is about all of them at once. The per-camera question
-	* the tag exists to answer ("why is 617 different from 615?") is answered by
+	* the tag exists to answer ("why is 102 different from 101?") is answered by
 	* `meta.perDevice`, which carries the numeric id and count for every camera
 	* in the window.
 	*/
@@ -52532,7 +52532,7 @@ function deriveSuggestionMinCosine(similarityThreshold) {
 *
 * `bufferMaxPerDevice` evicts oldest-first, and a row the recognizer put a
 * `suggestedIdentityId` on was exempt from nothing. Measured 2026-08-25: 15 of
-* 24 live cameras sat at EXACTLY the cap, and on camera 618 (59 faces in 25 h)
+* 24 live cameras sat at EXACTLY the cap, and on camera 108 (59 faces in 25 h)
 * a suggestion survived roughly one day. A question the system asked was
 * deleted before the operator could answer it, silently.
 *
@@ -52658,7 +52658,7 @@ function planStoredMinFaceConfidencePurge(raw) {
 * Both come from the live hub, 2026-09-07, three hours, 20 cameras with gate
 * traffic:
 *
-*  - `BIRTH_EVIDENCE_SLOTS_PER_CAMERA = 8`. The busiest camera (`salone`, 369
+*  - `BIRTH_EVIDENCE_SLOTS_PER_CAMERA = 8`. The busiest camera (`hall`, 369
 *    gate verdicts) held at most FIVE distinct birth candidates in any 4 s
 *    window; the next busiest held four. Eight is that worst case with margin.
 *  - `BIRTH_EVIDENCE_TTL_MS = 4 000`. `confirmationGateMaxDeferralMs` defaults
@@ -53082,7 +53082,7 @@ var SUPPRESS_IOU = .6;
 * rather than a DIFFERENT vehicle. Below this floor a detection can neither
 * confirm nor wake the entry (it is a different object).
 *
-* This overlap gate is the fix for the 617 parking-lot flood: the previous
+* This overlap gate is the fix for the 102 parking-lot flood: the previous
 * wake test used a centroid-distance radius of half the frame diagonal, so any
 * other vehicle merely PRESENT in the lot (a car driving through, or a second
 * car parked ~120px away) satisfied "near + moved" and retired the parked
@@ -53098,7 +53098,7 @@ var WAKE_ASSOC_IOU = .1;
 * long IS a parked object" — and it was measuring the wrong thing: it rewarded
 * an object seen well and often, while the parked cars that actually need
 * suppressing are re-discovered as dozens of short tracks that never live this
-* long (device 617: 140 tracks for one car, median life 6.8 s). Birth moved to
+* long (device 102: 140 tracks for one car, median life 6.8 s). Birth moved to
 * repetition — see `stationary-evidence.ts`.
 *
 * The stillness test survives because it was doing TWO jobs and only one of
@@ -53108,7 +53108,7 @@ var WAKE_ASSOC_IOU = .1;
 * closes early and the next motion re-opens it — so one recent stillness read
 * is the right amount of proof. Without this valve, removing promotion would
 * leave every session containing a parked car pinned to `maxSessionHoldMs`
-* (120 s) forever: 617 measured 504 sessions in 24 h, which is 70% detection
+* (120 s) forever: 102 measured 504 sessions in 24 h, which is 70% detection
 * uptime on one camera, and three cameras are already above 50%.
 */
 var SESSION_STILLNESS_WINDOW_MS = 3e4;
@@ -53124,7 +53124,7 @@ var ENTRY_TTL_MS = 5 * 6e4;
 * D49 says a destructive one-shot needs a second read that agrees. Until
 * 2026-08-28 this registry satisfied that by counting to two, and the two reads
 * it counted were consecutive frames of the SAME optical event — which is one
-* read reported twice. Measured on device 617 that day: the same two parked
+* read reported twice. Measured on device 102 that day: the same two parked
 * cars were promoted five times in 17 minutes and retired three times as
 * `departed`, while the stored images prove neither car moved.
 *
@@ -53172,7 +53172,7 @@ var DEPARTURE_STRIKE_TTL_MS = 3e4;
 * absence may confirm a pending departure.
 *
 * A miss is not a read of the object; it is the absence of one, and on this
-* fleet it is the single most common non-signal — media capture on 617 fails
+* fleet it is the single most common non-signal — media capture on 102 fails
 * ~25% of the time, the detector drops boxes at night, and the pipeline has a
 * whole dropout-skip mechanism because detector dropouts come in bursts. So an
 * absence confirms only when it is SUSTAINED: five consecutive unassociated
@@ -53190,7 +53190,7 @@ var DEPARTURE_ABSENCE_MIN_READS = 5;
 *
 * At 5.9–7.9 fps a 5 s gap is 30–40 missing frames, far beyond any dropout
 * hiccup, and far below the minutes that separate two motion sessions on a
-* session-dispatch camera (the observed re-promotions on 617 were 2–6 min
+* session-dispatch camera (the observed re-promotions on 102 were 2–6 min
 * apart). Crossing it resets the warm-up and discards every pending strike:
 * evidence gathered in one session may not settle a question raised in another.
 */
@@ -53200,7 +53200,7 @@ var GATE_SESSION_GAP_MS = 5e3;
 *
 * The first frames of a session are the least trustworthy pixels the pipeline
 * ever sees — a cold h265 decoder emits loose, half-built boxes — and one of the
-* three observed 617 retirements fired on the session's first two frames, which
+* three observed 102 retirements fired on the session's first two frames, which
 * were **0.9 s apart**. Two seconds is more than twice that, and at the ~1.1 fps
 * those cold frames actually arrived it covers the first two or three of them.
 *
@@ -53235,7 +53235,7 @@ var DEFAULT_MATCH_CONFIG = {
 *     EVERY detection on a live parked object is suppressed, not just the one
 *     the entry matched best (D275) — the operator's requirement is stated over
 *     detections ("a detection matching type AND box must not open a track"),
-*     and the entry-driven reading of it leaked 13 of 23 tracks on device 617.
+*     and the entry-driven reading of it leaked 13 of 23 tracks on device 102.
 *
 *  2. `trackIsStill` — given a track's recent centroid path, decides whether it
 *     has stopped moving. Reuses the static-track-gate metrics (net
@@ -53316,14 +53316,14 @@ function centroidInside(b, p) {
 * 0.30, down from the 0.55 that was measured against 3829's SUV (~0.78 of 4K,
 * where centroid-inside is true for almost every vehicle in view). The SUV is
 * far above both numbers and is unaffected. What sits in the band [0.30, 0.55)
-* on this fleet is 617's own parked car at 0.36 — and the dawn "envelope
+* on this fleet is 102's own parked car at 0.36 — and the dawn "envelope
 * exploded" ghost at 0.361 that ate a genuinely different parked motorcycle
 * as a "fragment" of itself (D495, D497). D497 answered that by refusing the
 * BIRTH on area, which cannot separate the car from the ghost (0.360 against
 * 0.361, twelve refusals of the car in twelve hours). This answers it where
 * the damage is: an oversize entry may be born, and may not REACH.
 *
-* The cost was measured before the number moved. 617, 2026-09-16, 03:26 to
+* The cost was measured before the number moved. 102, 2026-09-16, 03:26 to
 * 06:50, with the 0.353 car as the camera's only entry: 1 717 detections
 * absorbed and `continuable: 0` — not one weak hold. Every read of an oversize
 * parked object is strong, so it loses nothing by being held that way; the
@@ -53365,7 +53365,7 @@ function detectionSwallowsEntry(det, parked) {
 * entry and sitting (almost) wholly inside it.
 *
 * The mirror of {@link detectionSwallowsEntry}, and the case neither IoU
-* threshold can see. Measured on 617: a 34x137 box inside a 452x420 parked
+* threshold can see. Measured on 102: a 34x137 box inside a 452x420 parked
 * motorcycle scores IoU 0.024 — BELOW `wakeAssocIou` (0.1), so the filter read
 * it as "no detection overlaps this entry" and let it open a track, accumulate
 * its own evidence and promote into a registry entry of its own. The camera
@@ -53426,7 +53426,7 @@ function bboxMatchesParkedEntry(bbox, className, entries, suppressIou = SUPPRESS
 * It is deliberately the same predicate the per-frame filter uses
 * ({@link parkedEntryHoldsDetection}): a box the filter would suppress as a
 * parked object's own must not be able to become a second parked object. Device
-* 617 held four rows for one car and a fifth for a fragment of a motorcycle
+* 102 held four rows for one car and a fifth for a fragment of a motorcycle
 * because the birth path asked nothing at all.
 */
 function findParkedOccupant(entries, className, bbox, suppressIou = SUPPRESS_IOU, wakeAssocIou = WAKE_ASSOC_IOU) {
@@ -53459,7 +53459,7 @@ function thumbnailWouldShowParkedNotSubject(input) {
 *
 * Matching is ASSOCIATION-GATED by box overlap so an entry can only ever be
 * confirmed or woken by ITS OWN object — never by a different same-class
-* vehicle merely present elsewhere in the frame (the 617 parking-lot flood:
+* vehicle merely present elsewhere in the frame (the 102 parking-lot flood:
 * passing/neighbouring cars used to retire parked entries, forcing endless
 * re-spawns). Per entry, over the best-overlapping same-class detection:
 *
@@ -53484,7 +53484,7 @@ function thumbnailWouldShowParkedNotSubject(input) {
 * requires a second read that agrees — and until 2026-08-28 this file satisfied
 * that requirement while completely defeating it, because the two reads it
 * counted were **consecutive frames of the same optical event**. One retirement
-* on device 617 fired on the session's first two frames, 0.9 s apart, off a
+* on device 102 fired on the session's first two frames, 0.9 s apart, off a
 * cold h265 decode; another off a passing car occluding the parked one (IoU
 * 0.36, centroid outside — a textbook departing read, twice, 150 ms apart).
 * Correlated evidence is not confirmation. The result: the same two parked cars
@@ -53534,7 +53534,7 @@ function thumbnailWouldShowParkedNotSubject(input) {
 * absorbed ONE detection per frame and released every other detection sitting on
 * the very same parked box to the tracker, where it opened a track — precisely
 * the operator's report ("many tracks on parked cars") and precisely the
-* measurement: over 2 h on device 617, **13 of 23 tracks sat on one of the three
+* measurement: over 2 h on device 102, **13 of 23 tracks sat on one of the three
 * stationary boxes at IoU ≥ 0.5**. IoU 0.5 clears the association floor (0.1)
 * and the centroid test, so those detections were eligible for suppression by
 * every geometric criterion in this file, and were released anyway.
@@ -53549,7 +53549,7 @@ function thumbnailWouldShowParkedNotSubject(input) {
 *
 * D275 predicted that a moving vehicle overlapping a parked one "loses a frame
 * or two while it passes" and coasts through on `maxAge`. Measured on device
-* 617 on 2026-09-08 it lost the whole pass: the parked cars sit at the frame
+* 102 on 2026-09-08 it lost the whole pass: the parked cars sit at the frame
 * edge, so a car driving across their front is held on every frame from the
 * first overlap to the moment it leaves the frame, and the tracker — which had
 * followed it for 5–10 frames — coasts `maxMissedMs` on nothing and drops it.
@@ -53758,7 +53758,7 @@ function trackIsStill(input) {
 *
 * The generic `StationaryObjectRegistry` used to promote a track that recorded
 * 4 positions inside a 30 s window — a criterion built for a car parking in
-* device 617's lot and observed on EVERY frame. (It has since moved to repeated
+* device 102's lot and observed on EVERY frame. (It has since moved to repeated
 * evidence across many sightings, `stationary-evidence.ts`; the impossibility
 * below is what forced this path to exist, and the class SKIP in the generic
 * loop is what keeps it separate now.)
@@ -53770,7 +53770,7 @@ function trackIsStill(input) {
 * why `PackageDropDetector` never fired once in its life (0 `pa-pkg-*` rows on
 * every camera, ever, verified 2026-08-13).
 *
-* Measured on device 615 (the only camera that has ever produced a `package`
+* Measured on device 101 (the only camera that has ever produced a `package`
 * box): three separate tracks at 02:01:08, 02:03:14 and 02:05:29, each alive
 * for 4–5 s, each carrying TWO frames ~1.2 s apart, each on a NEW trackId. The
 * facts to accommodate are therefore:
@@ -53784,7 +53784,7 @@ function trackIsStill(input) {
 *    is given (IoU re-association across looks, not tracker minHits);
 *  - a settle burst of three frames ~400 ms apart is still three hits in
 *    tests and when the step runs that often; at governor cadence each look
-*    is one hit. Device 615 2026-08-24 13:40: a real parcel expired at
+*    is one hit. Device 101 2026-08-24 13:40: a real parcel expired at
 *    rounds=1 / dwell 1458 ms vs 15 s — the 5 s round-gap plus 15 s dwell
 *    were the miss.
 *
@@ -53814,7 +53814,7 @@ function trackIsStill(input) {
 * and re-sights a parcel that is still there before the expiry is judged.
 *
 * `sweep` judges the same TTL off a timer, so a pick-up is not held until the
-* next frame happens to arrive (615, 2026-09-30: 29 s). It concludes ONLY a
+* next frame happens to arrive (101, 2026-09-30: 29 s). It concludes ONLY a
 * promoted parcel with an ABSENCE READ since its last sighting — a frame on
 * which the package step LOOKED (`looked`) and found no box at that place,
 * with no person or vehicle box over it (`occluders`). A parcel nobody looked
@@ -53837,14 +53837,14 @@ var PACKAGE_STILLNESS_ROUND_GAP_MS = 5e3;
 /**
 * How long a candidate survives without being re-associated, in OBSERVED time.
 * Must comfortably outlast several governor polls — the real inter-round gap
-* measured on 615 was ~2 minutes, not the nominal 45 s, because a
+* measured on 101 was ~2 minutes, not the nominal 45 s, because a
 * session-dispatch camera decodes nothing between motion sessions.
 */
 var PACKAGE_STILLNESS_TTL_MS = 5 * 6e4;
 /**
 * Association floor. Deliberately looser than the registry's `SUPPRESS_IOU`
 * (0.6): a box re-detected minutes later by a fresh track jitters more than one
-* confirmed frame-to-frame. Measured jitter on 615's doormat across 4 minutes
+* confirmed frame-to-frame. Measured jitter on 101's doormat across 4 minutes
 * was IoU ≈ 0.98, so 0.3 is generous without being meaningless.
 */
 var PACKAGE_STILLNESS_ASSOC_IOU = .3;
@@ -54320,7 +54320,7 @@ function injectSecondarySubjects(frame, pending) {
 * Memory of births whose ritual has already RUN, per device+source.
 *
 * A birth is a decision, and a decision is taken once. Until 2026-09-07 it
-* could be taken twice, on camera 615 it routinely was, and the second vote
+* could be taken twice, on camera 101 it routinely was, and the second vote
 * won:
 *
 *   04:59:38.335Z  confirmation gate: birth confirmed  {trackId=f585b2ee…
@@ -54403,7 +54403,7 @@ var RETIRED_REJECTIONS_PER_DEVICE = 256;
 * resurrection. So a rejected birth has already been written by the time the
 * verdict exists. It correctly gets no `start`, no media and no notification —
 * but the record stayed, and surfaced in `listRecentTracks`. On 2026-07-31 six
-* full-frame phantoms on device 615 in nine minutes were every one of them
+* full-frame phantoms on device 101 in nine minutes were every one of them
 * suppressed AND listed.
 *
 * Retracting once is not enough. The tracker keeps carrying a rejected id for
@@ -54951,8 +54951,8 @@ function openRetrainUploadSink(target) {
 * set of paths under one `cwd`. This is a different job. A track's media lives
 * across several storage LOCATION roots (`eventMedia` and whatever else the
 * operator relocated to), under paths that encode nothing a training set wants —
-* `615/events/track/<uuid>/keyFrame.jpg` — and every entry has to be RENAMED on
-* the way in, to `tracks/615/<trackId>/keyFrame.jpg`. `tar.create` takes a list
+* `101/events/track/<uuid>/keyFrame.jpg` — and every entry has to be RENAMED on
+* the way in, to `tracks/101/<trackId>/keyFrame.jpg`. `tar.create` takes a list
 * of paths relative to a single cwd and gives no rename hook, so using it would
 * mean staging a whole shadow tree on disk first: a full second copy of the
 * dataset, written and then deleted, to avoid writing 100 lines.
@@ -56372,7 +56372,7 @@ async function reembedFaceGallery(deps, options) {
 * Per IDENTITY and not just in total, because the total is the number that
 * misleads: a gallery 80% re-embedded can still have one person at zero, and
 * `minIdentitySamples` means that person simply stops being recognised. On
-* 2026-08-20 that person would have been Daniel, with 64 recognitions that day.
+* 2026-08-20 that person would have been Carol, with 64 recognitions that day.
 * Pure — the operator surface reads it, the pass does not.
 *
 * ## Why `unrecoverable` is an INPUT and not derived here
@@ -57054,14 +57054,14 @@ var OverlayDetailStateStore = class {
 * docs/superpowers/specs/2026-07-17-detection-config-exposure-design.md
 * (surface C). Confirmation is N frames (default 3); dwell default is 0
 * (an extra bar). The 15 s dwell plus a 5 s round-gap missed a real
-* parcel on device 615 (2026-08-24 13:40).
+* parcel on device 101 (2026-08-24 13:40).
 */
 var PackageDropSettingsSchema = require_clip_model_registry.object({
 	/**
 	* Explicit per-camera OFF. **On by default: the ZONE RULE is what enables
 	* package detection**, not a second switch.
 	*
-	* As an opt-in default-false this was a parallel source of truth. Device 615
+	* As an opt-in default-false this was a parallel source of truth. Device 101
 	* on 2026-07-30 had the zone (`Uscio`), an enabled `package`-stage zone rule
 	* (`Pacchetti`, classFilter `['package']`), and a notification rule on
 	* `delivery: 'package-event'` — three layers of operator intent, all defeated
@@ -57079,7 +57079,7 @@ var PackageDropSettingsSchema = require_clip_model_registry.object({
 	* Same bar as tracker `minHits`: one frame is a flicker, two can still
 	* be a passer-by's bag, three is "it stayed". A settle burst of three
 	* frames in ~1 s is enough; no second governor round after the courier
-	* left. Device 615 2026-08-24 13:40 expired at 1 round / 1.5 s dwell.
+	* left. Device 101 2026-08-24 13:40 expired at 1 round / 1.5 s dwell.
 	*/
 	packageDropMinFrames: require_clip_model_registry.number().int().min(1).max(20).default(3),
 	/**
@@ -57094,7 +57094,7 @@ var PackageDropSettingsSchema = require_clip_model_registry.object({
 	/**
 	* Reject near-scene-sized blobs: MAX bbox area as a fraction of the frame.
 	*
-	* Measured on device 615 (2026-08-21 analysis): 348/350 package false
+	* Measured on device 101 (2026-08-21 analysis): 348/350 package false
 	* positives were ONE static object — the streetlight's light wedge on the
 	* granite paving — at 7.96–9.47% of the frame, scoring up to 0.877.
 	* Confidence cannot separate it (the one true parcel scored 0.885); area
@@ -57109,7 +57109,7 @@ var PackageDropSettingsSchema = require_clip_model_registry.object({
 	* package step spanning ≥ 10 s that found the doormat empty and unoccluded,
 	* with somebody in the drop-off zone around the disappearance — instead of
 	* waiting out the 300 s TTL. OFF by default: the one pick-up the stored data
-	* could replay (615, 2026-09-30) is no sample to judge the false-departure
+	* could replay (101, 2026-09-30) is no sample to judge the false-departure
 	* risk by. Silence always keeps the TTL.
 	*/
 	packageDropEarlyPickupEnabled: require_clip_model_registry.boolean().default(false),
@@ -57120,7 +57120,7 @@ var PackageDropSettingsSchema = require_clip_model_registry.object({
 	* box first appeared — and a departure only counts as `picked-up` with
 	* somebody in that zone around the disappearance. Whole-camera motion (a
 	* walker at the far gate) does not count. 0 disables both gates. Device
-	* 615's streetlight wedge cycled delivered→picked-up ~23×/night with
+	* 101's streetlight wedge cycled delivered→picked-up ~23×/night with
 	* nobody in the drop-off zone. Default 300 s: wide enough to absorb the
 	* motion-settle governor's cadence (the box is often first SEEN minutes
 	* after the courier left).
@@ -57322,7 +57322,7 @@ function shouldSkipDropoutFrame(activeTrackCount, detectionCount, consecutiveSki
 *
 * Until D665 the skip counted `frame.detections` only, so a frame whose sole
 * box was a person at 0.5 read as a detector glitch and never reached the
-* tracker — on camera 590 more than half the frames of a re-split gap were
+* tracker — on camera 104 more than half the frames of a re-split gap were
 * dropout-skipped. A frame with a continuable box is not empty; `floor` is the
 * camera's low-score floor, `null` when the tier is off.
 */
@@ -59037,7 +59037,7 @@ var NEAR_FULL_DIMENSION = .95;
 /**
 * Detection score at/above which a near-full-frame box is trusted as a REAL
 * close subject rather than an exploded envelope/artifact. Live evidence
-* 2026-07-23 (dev615, near-top-down driveway camera): cars passing diagonally
+* 2026-07-23 (dev101, near-top-down driveway camera): cars passing diagonally
 * right under the lens produce GENUINE 0,0→640,341 boxes at score 0.45-0.9 —
 * the size-only guard rejected every frame of every such track, so those
 * tracks never landed a best `thumbnail` or `keyFrame` at all. The observed
@@ -59096,7 +59096,7 @@ function isPlausibleRetryBox(current, bestSeen, minFractionOfBest = RETRY_MIN_FR
 * burst. Both are gone, for measured reasons:
 *
 *  - The area bar separated nothing. The operator's own parked car on device
-*    617 measures 0.360 of the frame; the dawn "envelope exploded" ghost that
+*    102 measures 0.360 of the frame; the dawn "envelope exploded" ghost that
 *    motivated the bar measured 0.361. Twelve refusals in twelve hours were
 *    the car, in a band nine thousandths wide.
 *  - The burst door was built on a mislabel. The runner filed every LIVE
@@ -59112,7 +59112,7 @@ function isPlausibleRetryBox(current, bestSeen, minFractionOfBest = RETRY_MIN_FR
 * (D495's loss). That is answered where the reach is decided: at or above
 * `OVERSIZE_AREA_FRAC` (`stationary-match.ts`) an entry holds a detection on a
 * STRONG read only — no jitter hold, no fragment hold — exactly as the
-* scene-sized SUV on 3829 always has. Measured on 617 between 03:26 and 06:50
+* scene-sized SUV on 3829 always has. Measured on 102 between 03:26 and 06:50
 * on 2026-09-16, with the 0.353 car as the only entry: 1 717 detections
 * absorbed, `continuable: 0` — every read of an oversize parked car is strong,
 * so the object loses nothing by being held that way.
@@ -59150,7 +59150,7 @@ function isPlausibleStationaryBirthBox(bbox, frameWidth, frameHeight) {
 //#endregion
 //#region src/pipeline-analytics/pipeline/stationary/stationary-evidence.ts
 /**
-* `vehicle` and its kin. Every number below is read off device 617 over 24 h
+* `vehicle` and its kin. Every number below is read off device 102 over 24 h
 * (18 402 vehicle observations, 290 tracks) with the three parked cars the
 * operator can see out of the window as the bench.
 *
@@ -59161,7 +59161,7 @@ function isPlausibleStationaryBirthBox(bbox, frameWidth, frameHeight) {
 * - `minAgreementRatio` **0.6** — the measured gap is [0.29, 0.90]; 0.6 is the
 *   middle of it. Raising it to 0.95 starts dropping real parked cars.
 * - `minAgreed` **8** — a floor, not a discriminator: sweeping it 3→60 changes
-*   nothing on 617 (the smallest true positive promotes with N=15). Set well
+*   nothing on 102 (the smallest true positive promotes with N=15). Set well
 *   below that so a rarely-seen object is never excluded for being rare, which
 *   is the entire point of using a ratio.
 * - `minSpanMs` **120 000** — the real discriminator. True positives span
@@ -59178,7 +59178,7 @@ var VEHICLE_EVIDENCE_POLICY = {
 * strictest numbers in the file, because these are MEASURED, not cautious.
 *
 * This is not caution, it is a measurement. Replaying 24 h of person
-* observations from devices 617, 1443, 590 and 592 through this exact ledger:
+* observations from devices 102, 111, 104 and 107 through this exact ledger:
 *
 *   | ratio | minAgreed | minSpanMs | promotions / 24 h across 4 cameras |
 *   | ----- | --------- | --------- | ---------------------------------- |
@@ -59186,9 +59186,9 @@ var VEHICLE_EVIDENCE_POLICY = {
 *   | 0.95  |        40 |    1800 s | 10                                 |
 *   | 0.99  |        80 |    1800 s | **6**                              |
 *
-* There is no setting that reaches zero. Device 590 holds a person-shaped thing
+* There is no setting that reaches zero. Device 104 holds a person-shaped thing
 * that agrees with itself 1292 times out of 1654 (0.78) across 26 tracks over
-* ten hours, and device 592 produced eleven candidates at ratio 1.00 between
+* ten hours, and device 107 produced eleven candidates at ratio 1.00 between
 * 02:00 and 05:00 — a statue, a poster, an IR artifact; the ledger cannot tell
 * those from a person standing still, because they look identical to it.
 *
@@ -59225,7 +59225,7 @@ function evidencePolicyFor(className) {
 * How long a candidate survives without being touched.
 *
 * Six hours. Derived from the WORST case this criterion has to serve — a camera
-* whose only producer is occasion A. The busiest parking spot on 617 is
+* whose only producer is occasion A. The busiest parking spot on 102 is
 * rediscovered ~0.5 times per hour at night, so evidence has to survive a
 * multi-hour gap between sessions or it can never accumulate at all.
 *
@@ -59235,7 +59235,7 @@ function evidencePolicyFor(className) {
 */
 var EVIDENCE_WINDOW_MS = 360 * 6e4;
 /** Per-device candidate cap. A camera producing detections in novel places
-*  forever must not decide how much of hub-main's heap this uses. 617, the
+*  forever must not decide how much of hub-main's heap this uses. 102, the
 *  busiest lot in the fleet, holds 8. */
 var EVIDENCE_MAX_CANDIDATES_PER_DEVICE = 512;
 /**
@@ -59245,7 +59245,7 @@ var EVIDENCE_MAX_CANDIDATES_PER_DEVICE = 512;
 * A track binds at its first emitted frame and, until 2026-08-28, never
 * re-bound. A track emitted on a settling box therefore captured whichever of
 * a device's ~497 accumulated candidates it happened to touch first and stayed
-* there for its whole life. The arithmetic from the 617 audit: a promotion
+* there for its whole life. The arithmetic from the 102 audit: a promotion
 * carried `agreed: 240 / seen: 240` — exactly one track's 239 observations plus
 * the candidate's birth — while a second track's **267 observations of the same
 * spot** were folded into a different row entirely. Had they landed together
@@ -59263,7 +59263,7 @@ var EVIDENCE_REBIND_MAX_BOUND_OVERLAP = .05;
 * these, sliding.
 *
 * Fifteen minutes, chosen against the two failure modes it sits between. Too
-* short and a parked car that nobody observes for a while — 617's busiest spot
+* short and a parked car that nobody observes for a while — 102's busiest spot
 * is rediscovered ~0.5 times an hour at night — arrives at an empty window and
 * cannot answer at all. Too long and it becomes the lifetime counter it is
 * replacing. Fifteen minutes holds several motion sessions on a daytime camera
@@ -59419,7 +59419,7 @@ function stillnessVerdictFor(source, trackState) {
 * `stationaryThresholdSec` had not elapsed — `moving` in name only. On a
 * session-dispatched camera those frames are a third of every 36 s track, and
 * a session cut short by a passer-by is made of nothing else. Measured on
-* device 617 (DNRG309, 2026-09-19 20:32 → 09-20 07:53): 13 of the 21 tracks
+* device 102 (DNRG309, 2026-09-19 20:32 → 09-20 07:53): 13 of the 21 tracks
 * bound to the candidate never reached `idle`, the ledger's ratio was 0.493
 * against 0.6, and a parked car took 11.3 h and 19 tracks to be censused.
 *
@@ -59651,8 +59651,8 @@ function computeStationaryEntryZones(entry, zones, minOverlap) {
 *
 * It used to be `source === 'pipeline'`, in five places, each explaining that
 * the gate "runs on that plane". The reason given was WHERE the flood it was
-* written for had been measured (617, the ML plane), never an argument that the
-* firmware's boxes were unfit. The cost of the accident, on device 640: a still
+* written for had been measured (102, the ML plane), never an argument that the
+* firmware's boxes were unfit. The cost of the accident, on device 106: a still
 * object is never promoted, so it holds `hasLiveTrack` true for as long as it
 * sits there, and every detection session runs to its 120 s cap instead of
 * closing on cooldown — `closed at the max-hold cap with a subject still
@@ -61805,7 +61805,7 @@ var StationaryEvidenceLedger = class {
 	/**
 	* Which candidate each of a device's live tracks is bound to.
 	*
-	* The 617 audit could not answer this — the binding map was private, and the
+	* The 102 audit could not answer this — the binding map was private, and the
 	* whole D280 defect is invisible without it: a promotion's `agreed`/`seen`
 	* tell you a row was fed, never WHICH track fed it or which track went
 	* somewhere else. Read-only, and the only reason it is public.
@@ -62084,7 +62084,7 @@ var StationaryEvidenceLedger = class {
 * so it confirms and never re-anchors. Letting a weak box move the anchor would
 * let a passing lorry drag a parked car's reference across the frame.
 *
-* It has one failure mode, and device 617 sat in it for eight and a half hours.
+* It has one failure mode, and device 102 sat in it for eight and a half hours.
 * Entry `02e6bf01` was anchored, at promotion, on its source track's last box:
 * **406x1103**. The car's real reading is **399x814** — same object, same
 * place, a box inflated by a merged frame. IoU ≈ 0.58 against a `suppressIou`
@@ -62098,7 +62098,7 @@ var StationaryEvidenceLedger = class {
 *  - worse, a weak hold is CONTINUABLE, so a passer-by's coasting track latches
 *    onto the parked car's box, its velocity drops below the still threshold,
 *    and the predicted box freezes there. Measured over 12 h: 18 198 weak holds
-*    on 617 of which **1 330 were consumed by a confirmed track**, against
+*    on 102 of which **1 330 were consumed by a confirmed track**, against
 *    **0** on a healthy camera. Four moving vehicles were provably captured
 *    this way, each sitting 33-35 s of its 35-38 s life on the parked car's box.
 *
@@ -62117,7 +62117,7 @@ var StationaryEvidenceLedger = class {
 * How much the repeated box must still OVERLAP the anchor it is correcting.
 *
 * The time bound alone is not enough, and the first hour in production proved
-* it: on `Videocamera studio` a `person` entry of 236x568 was re-anchored onto
+* it: on `Camera studio` a `person` entry of 236x568 was re-anchored onto
 * a 1094x1406 box — eleven times the area, IoU 0.087. That is not an anchor
 * that is slightly wrong, it is a different object standing in front of the
 * entry long enough to steal it. The rule this replaces refused exactly that,
@@ -62126,7 +62126,7 @@ var StationaryEvidenceLedger = class {
 * So the correction is bounded at BOTH ends. Above `suppressIou` (0.60) a read
 * already re-anchors on the spot and needs none of this. Below this floor the
 * two boxes are not the same object and no amount of patience makes them one.
-* 0.45 sits between: it admits 617's 0.58 — the two-hundredths case this exists
+* 0.45 sits between: it admits 102's 0.58 — the two-hundredths case this exists
 * for — and refuses the 0.087 that broke the studio.
 */
 var STALE_ANCHOR_MIN_IOU = .45;
@@ -62324,7 +62324,7 @@ var StationaryObjectRegistry = class {
 	* produced plenty and none of them was this car. The first says nothing
 	* about the object; the second says it is gone.
 	*
-	* Measured on device 617: a motorcycle parked for 29 HOURS was retired by TTL
+	* Measured on device 102: a motorcycle parked for 29 HOURS was retired by TTL
 	* after 6.2 minutes of observed time without a confirmation, while it was
 	* still physically there — a debug-flagged track two hours later sat on its
 	* exact spot with a median centroid displacement of 0.0 px. Losing the entry
@@ -62607,7 +62607,7 @@ var StationaryObjectRegistry = class {
 	* predicate the per-frame filter uses (`findParkedOccupant`): a box the
 	* filter would suppress as a parked object's own can never become a second
 	* parked object. Until 2026-09-14 this method minted whatever it was handed,
-	* and device 617 reported EIGHT parked vehicles — four of them one car, the
+	* and device 102 reported EIGHT parked vehicles — four of them one car, the
 	* same box to the decimal, promoted again roughly once an hour because the
 	* weak-continuation path (D410) keeps feeding the ledger from a track riding
 	* a parked object. The re-promotion is not the anomaly and is not worth
@@ -62615,7 +62615,7 @@ var StationaryObjectRegistry = class {
 	* still there. It just must not produce a neighbour.
 	*
 	* A merge never DOWNGRADES the tenant: it advances the clock and adopts an
-	* identity the tenant lacks (the 617 duplicates arrived unlabelled while the
+	* identity the tenant lacks (the 102 duplicates arrived unlabelled while the
 	* row they belonged to was already `Car`), and it never overwrites one it
 	* has.
 	*/
@@ -62694,8 +62694,8 @@ var StationaryObjectRegistry = class {
 	* ONLY for the cameras this node analyses ({@link analyses}). Every node runs
 	* this addon and every node hydrates the SAME table in {@link load}, so a
 	* sweep over every hydrated device judges — and mutates — cameras it has no
-	* frames for. Measured 2026-09-14: the duplicate collapse for device 617 was
-	* logged by `MacMiniAgent.localdomain` and by `little-unraid`, the same
+	* frames for. Measured 2026-09-14: the duplicate collapse for device 102 was
+	* logged by `MacMiniAgent.localdomain` and by `agent-a`, the same
 	* rows, seven seconds apart.
 	*
 	* Expiry is measured against the device's latest processed-frame timestamp
@@ -64551,7 +64551,7 @@ function buildOrphanScopes(collections = auditableCollections()) {
 /**
 * Deliberately unhurried. One hour of grace is ~24× the shortest measured
 * retention window's resolution and far under the shortest window itself
-* (1 day on 590), so it can protect the write/index race without ever
+* (1 day on 104), so it can protect the write/index race without ever
 * shadowing a real prune.
 */
 var DEFAULT_ORPHAN_LIMITS = {
@@ -65832,7 +65832,7 @@ var RetentionSweepRunner = class {
 	* every entity the track owns goes with it.
 	*
 	* **One sweep does not mean one cutoff.** Retention is per device and that is
-	* deliberate: measured 1 day on 590 against 7 on 615/617. What is singular is
+	* deliberate: measured 1 day on 104 against 7 on 101/102. What is singular is
 	* the SELECTION — one entity kind, one clock, one cascade — not the number.
 	*
 	* `deviceIds` is passed in so the whole pass shares one device set and one
@@ -67074,7 +67074,7 @@ var FAMILY_PLATE_OCR = "plate-ocr";
 * The "failure" here is NOT suppressed and must not be — a person standing over
 * a car is a real person, and this repo will not trade that away for a cleaner
 * count (D275 made the same choice for stationary suppression). It is counted so
-* the phantom rate is a number instead of an impression: 4 of 23 on camera 617
+* the phantom rate is a number instead of an impression: 4 of 23 on camera 102
 * in two hours, measured by hand on 2026-08-28.
 */
 var FAMILY_PERSON_BIRTH = "person-birth";
@@ -67350,7 +67350,7 @@ function isFullFrameBbox(bbox) {
 var NATIVE_CROP_METRIC_INTERVAL_MS = 3e4;
 /**
 * Above this `maxWidth`, a full-frame fetch is a NATIVE full frame (~1–1.5 MB
-* on a 4K camera) rather than a boxed timeline tile or a pinned ≤640 detection
+* on a 4K camera) rather than a boxed timeline tile or a pinned ≤106 detection
 * frame (tens of kB). The two belong in different counters or the window line
 * says "full frames" and means two payload classes three orders of magnitude
 * apart. (D470) No caller asks for that rung since D422 (the key frame) and
@@ -68372,7 +68372,7 @@ var CameraIndexUnknownDrops = class {
 * Mapped sensor/control caps that a CAMERA must NOT contribute for ITSELF.
 *
 * A sensor cap bound on a camera makes the camera both the source and the
-* subject — a composed doorbell on camera 615 (D671), a native Reolink
+* subject — a composed doorbell on camera 101 (D671), a native Reolink
 * doorbell, a camera-side button. Those have no other route into the per-camera event
 * substrate, so the camera includes itself.
 *
@@ -68643,9 +68643,9 @@ var LinkedCamerasCache = class {
 * every consumer of a device-event attributes it to the same cameras.
 *
 * It is shared on purpose. The self-camera half (a doorbell bound on camera
-* 615 makes 615 both source and subject) was added to the history-row
+* 101 makes 101 both source and subject) was added to the history-row
 * ingest on 2026-08-07 and NOT to the synthetic-track projection beside it,
-* which kept resolving `camerasFor` alone. The result: camera 615's real
+* which kept resolving `camerasFor` alone. The result: camera 101's real
 * doorbell press on 2026-08-08 06:59Z produced a `SensorEvent` row and no
 * timeline marker, for weeks, with the divergence invisible in both codepaths.
 * Two derivations of "which cameras" is one too many.
@@ -68732,7 +68732,7 @@ function isSliceRecord(slice) {
 * One `DeviceStateChanged` → N history rows, one per camera the event belongs
 * to: the emitting device's LINKED cameras, plus the emitting device ITSELF
 * when it is a camera carrying the sensor cap (a doorbell bound on camera
-* 615 — see `SELF_CAMERA_EXCLUDED_CAPS` for the one cap that is not
+* 101 — see `SELF_CAMERA_EXCLUDED_CAPS` for the one cap that is not
 * self-ingested). The EVENT_KIND_BY_CAP gate exits first so non-sensor cap
 * churn costs one map lookup. Returns the number of rows inserted (0 when
 * unmapped, or when no camera takes a row for the device — a non-camera
@@ -69947,9 +69947,9 @@ var EventMediaDispatcher = class {
 * `camerasFor` alone — LINKED cameras only — while the history-row ingest
 * beside it had gained the self-camera half on 2026-08-07. A doorbell can be
 * served on the CAMERA itself (a composed doorbell, D671, writes the `doorbell`
-* slice onto camera 615; Reolink registers it at camera level), so
-* `camerasFor(615)` answered `[]` and the
-* projection returned on a `debug` line nobody runs at. Camera 615's real
+* slice onto camera 101; Reolink registers it at camera level), so
+* `camerasFor(101)` answered `[]` and the
+* projection returned on a `debug` line nobody runs at. Camera 101's real
 * press at 2026-08-08 06:59Z therefore produced a `SensorEvent` row, a HomeKit
 * ring, an Alexa post and a matched notification rule — and no track. Both
 * halves now derive their cameras from {@link resolveSensorEventCameras}.
@@ -69965,7 +69965,7 @@ var EventMediaDispatcher = class {
 * **Nothing here is silent.** A marker that lands emits one `info` line; every
 * branch that lands none emits one line carrying the reason. Both carry
 * `tags: { deviceId }` with the CAMERA id, because the question always arrives
-* as "why did 617 get a marker and 615 not".
+* as "why did 102 get a marker and 101 not".
 *
 * **The marker is also the notification's PICTURE.** A doorbell press has no
 * detection behind it, so nothing else on the notification path owns a frame of
@@ -69983,7 +69983,7 @@ var EventMediaDispatcher = class {
 /**
 * The bound a sensor marker's snapshot gets: 2.5 s.
 *
-* Measured rather than guessed — a `snapshot.getSnapshot` on camera 615 answers
+* Measured rather than guessed — a `snapshot.getSnapshot` on camera 101 answers
 * in ~0.6 s end-to-end from OUTSIDE the hub (the cap serves a ≤10 s cached
 * frame; `force` is never set here). 2.5 s leaves four times the observed cost
 * and still bounds what the doorbell notification waits for.
@@ -70402,1797 +70402,6 @@ Object.freeze({
 		"readClipBytes"
 	]
 });
-/** cap name -> the numeric state field whose strict advance IS the cap's one-shot event. */
-var CAP_ADVANCE_FIELDS = Object.freeze({ "doorbell": "lastPressedAt" });
-Object.freeze({
-	"air-quality-sensor": [
-		{
-			"path": "co2Ppm",
-			"valueType": "number"
-		},
-		{
-			"path": "vocPpb",
-			"valueType": "number"
-		},
-		{
-			"path": "pm25",
-			"valueType": "number"
-		},
-		{
-			"path": "pm10",
-			"valueType": "number"
-		},
-		{
-			"path": "aqi",
-			"valueType": "number"
-		},
-		{
-			"path": "unit",
-			"valueType": "string"
-		},
-		{
-			"path": "precision",
-			"valueType": "number"
-		}
-	],
-	"alarm-panel": [
-		{
-			"path": "state",
-			"valueType": "enum",
-			"enumValues": [
-				"disarmed",
-				"armed_home",
-				"armed_away",
-				"armed_night",
-				"armed_vacation",
-				"armed_custom_bypass",
-				"arming",
-				"disarming",
-				"pending",
-				"triggered"
-			]
-		},
-		{
-			"path": "targetMode",
-			"valueType": "enum",
-			"enumValues": [
-				"home",
-				"away",
-				"night",
-				"vacation",
-				"custom_bypass"
-			]
-		},
-		{
-			"path": "requiresCode",
-			"valueType": "boolean"
-		}
-	],
-	"ambient-light-sensor": [
-		{
-			"path": "lux",
-			"valueType": "number"
-		},
-		{
-			"path": "unit",
-			"valueType": "string"
-		},
-		{
-			"path": "precision",
-			"valueType": "number"
-		}
-	],
-	"audio-metrics": [
-		{
-			"path": "ts",
-			"valueType": "number"
-		},
-		{
-			"path": "windowSec",
-			"valueType": "number"
-		},
-		{
-			"path": "level.rms",
-			"valueType": "number"
-		},
-		{
-			"path": "level.dbfs",
-			"valueType": "number"
-		},
-		{
-			"path": "peakDbfs",
-			"valueType": "number"
-		},
-		{
-			"path": "avgDbfs",
-			"valueType": "number"
-		},
-		{
-			"path": "current.className",
-			"valueType": "string"
-		},
-		{
-			"path": "current.score",
-			"valueType": "number"
-		},
-		{
-			"path": "current.timestamp",
-			"valueType": "number"
-		}
-	],
-	"automation-control": [
-		{
-			"path": "enabled",
-			"valueType": "boolean"
-		},
-		{
-			"path": "isRunning",
-			"valueType": "boolean"
-		},
-		{
-			"path": "lastTriggeredAt",
-			"valueType": "number"
-		},
-		{
-			"path": "lastError",
-			"valueType": "string"
-		}
-	],
-	"battery": [
-		{
-			"path": "percentage",
-			"valueType": "number"
-		},
-		{
-			"path": "charging",
-			"valueType": "enum",
-			"enumValues": [
-				"dc",
-				"solar",
-				"none",
-				"unknown"
-			]
-		},
-		{
-			"path": "sleeping",
-			"valueType": "boolean"
-		},
-		{
-			"path": "lastUpdated",
-			"valueType": "number"
-		},
-		{
-			"path": "lastContactAt",
-			"valueType": "number"
-		},
-		{
-			"path": "lastFullRefreshAt",
-			"valueType": "number"
-		},
-		{
-			"path": "binary",
-			"valueType": "boolean"
-		}
-	],
-	"binary": [{
-		"path": "on",
-		"valueType": "boolean"
-	}],
-	"brightness": [{
-		"path": "percentage",
-		"valueType": "number"
-	}],
-	"broker": [{
-		"path": "brokerCount",
-		"valueType": "number"
-	}, {
-		"path": "connectedCount",
-		"valueType": "number"
-	}],
-	"camera-credentials": [
-		{
-			"path": "host",
-			"valueType": "string"
-		},
-		{
-			"path": "port",
-			"valueType": "number"
-		},
-		{
-			"path": "onvifPort",
-			"valueType": "number"
-		},
-		{
-			"path": "rtspPort",
-			"valueType": "number"
-		},
-		{
-			"path": "https",
-			"valueType": "boolean"
-		},
-		{
-			"path": "hasUsername",
-			"valueType": "boolean"
-		},
-		{
-			"path": "hasPassword",
-			"valueType": "boolean"
-		},
-		{
-			"path": "onvifProfile",
-			"valueType": "string"
-		}
-	],
-	"camera-streams": [
-		{
-			"path": "online",
-			"valueType": "boolean"
-		},
-		{
-			"path": "slotStatuses.high",
-			"valueType": "enum",
-			"enumValues": [
-				"unassigned",
-				"idle",
-				"connecting",
-				"streaming",
-				"error"
-			]
-		},
-		{
-			"path": "slotStatuses.mid",
-			"valueType": "enum",
-			"enumValues": [
-				"unassigned",
-				"idle",
-				"connecting",
-				"streaming",
-				"error"
-			]
-		},
-		{
-			"path": "slotStatuses.low",
-			"valueType": "enum",
-			"enumValues": [
-				"unassigned",
-				"idle",
-				"connecting",
-				"streaming",
-				"error"
-			]
-		},
-		{
-			"path": "slotErrors.high",
-			"valueType": "string"
-		},
-		{
-			"path": "slotErrors.mid",
-			"valueType": "string"
-		},
-		{
-			"path": "slotErrors.low",
-			"valueType": "string"
-		}
-	],
-	"carbon-monoxide": [{
-		"path": "detected",
-		"valueType": "boolean"
-	}],
-	"climate-control": [
-		{
-			"path": "mode",
-			"valueType": "enum",
-			"enumValues": [
-				"off",
-				"heat",
-				"cool",
-				"auto",
-				"heat_cool",
-				"fan_only",
-				"dry"
-			]
-		},
-		{
-			"path": "fanMode",
-			"valueType": "string"
-		},
-		{
-			"path": "preset",
-			"valueType": "string"
-		},
-		{
-			"path": "target",
-			"valueType": "number"
-		},
-		{
-			"path": "targetHigh",
-			"valueType": "number"
-		},
-		{
-			"path": "targetLow",
-			"valueType": "number"
-		},
-		{
-			"path": "targetHumidity",
-			"valueType": "number"
-		},
-		{
-			"path": "currentTemp",
-			"valueType": "number"
-		},
-		{
-			"path": "currentHumidity",
-			"valueType": "number"
-		},
-		{
-			"path": "swingVertical",
-			"valueType": "boolean"
-		},
-		{
-			"path": "swingHorizontal",
-			"valueType": "boolean"
-		},
-		{
-			"path": "minTemp",
-			"valueType": "number"
-		},
-		{
-			"path": "maxTemp",
-			"valueType": "number"
-		},
-		{
-			"path": "tempStep",
-			"valueType": "number"
-		}
-	],
-	"color": [
-		{
-			"path": "mode",
-			"valueType": "enum",
-			"enumValues": [
-				"rgb",
-				"hsv",
-				"mired"
-			]
-		},
-		{
-			"path": "rgb.r",
-			"valueType": "number"
-		},
-		{
-			"path": "rgb.g",
-			"valueType": "number"
-		},
-		{
-			"path": "rgb.b",
-			"valueType": "number"
-		},
-		{
-			"path": "hsv.h",
-			"valueType": "number"
-		},
-		{
-			"path": "hsv.s",
-			"valueType": "number"
-		},
-		{
-			"path": "hsv.v",
-			"valueType": "number"
-		},
-		{
-			"path": "mireds",
-			"valueType": "number"
-		}
-	],
-	"connectivity": [{
-		"path": "connected",
-		"valueType": "boolean"
-	}],
-	"contact": [{
-		"path": "entryOpen",
-		"valueType": "boolean"
-	}],
-	"control": [
-		{
-			"path": "kind",
-			"valueType": "enum",
-			"enumValues": [
-				"numeric",
-				"select",
-				"text",
-				"datetime"
-			]
-		},
-		{
-			"path": "unit",
-			"valueType": "string"
-		},
-		{
-			"path": "min",
-			"valueType": "number"
-		},
-		{
-			"path": "max",
-			"valueType": "number"
-		},
-		{
-			"path": "step",
-			"valueType": "number"
-		},
-		{
-			"path": "precision",
-			"valueType": "number"
-		},
-		{
-			"path": "format",
-			"valueType": "enum",
-			"enumValues": [
-				"date",
-				"time",
-				"datetime"
-			]
-		}
-	],
-	"cover": [
-		{
-			"path": "state",
-			"valueType": "enum",
-			"enumValues": [
-				"open",
-				"opening",
-				"closing",
-				"closed",
-				"stopped"
-			]
-		},
-		{
-			"path": "position",
-			"valueType": "number"
-		},
-		{
-			"path": "tiltPosition",
-			"valueType": "number"
-		}
-	],
-	"day-night": [
-		{
-			"path": "mode",
-			"valueType": "enum",
-			"enumValues": [
-				"auto",
-				"day",
-				"night",
-				"schedule"
-			]
-		},
-		{
-			"path": "sensitivity",
-			"valueType": "number"
-		},
-		{
-			"path": "switchDelaySec",
-			"valueType": "number"
-		}
-	],
-	"device-adoption": [
-		{
-			"path": "lastDiscoveryAt",
-			"valueType": "number"
-		},
-		{
-			"path": "candidateCount",
-			"valueType": "number"
-		},
-		{
-			"path": "adoptedCount",
-			"valueType": "number"
-		},
-		{
-			"path": "lastError",
-			"valueType": "string"
-		}
-	],
-	"device-discovery": [{
-		"path": "lastDiscoveryAt",
-		"valueType": "number"
-	}, {
-		"path": "lastError",
-		"valueType": "string"
-	}],
-	"device-export": [
-		{
-			"path": "linkState",
-			"valueType": "enum",
-			"enumValues": [
-				"unlinked",
-				"linked",
-				"error"
-			]
-		},
-		{
-			"path": "exposedDeviceCount",
-			"valueType": "number"
-		},
-		{
-			"path": "error",
-			"valueType": "string"
-		},
-		{
-			"path": "setup.qr",
-			"valueType": "string"
-		},
-		{
-			"path": "setup.note",
-			"valueType": "string"
-		}
-	],
-	"device-status": [{
-		"path": "online",
-		"valueType": "boolean"
-	}],
-	"dishwasher": [
-		{
-			"path": "availability",
-			"valueType": "enum",
-			"enumValues": [
-				"available",
-				"offline",
-				"description-missing"
-			]
-		},
-		{
-			"path": "state",
-			"valueType": "enum",
-			"enumValues": [
-				"idle",
-				"running",
-				"paused",
-				"finished",
-				"error",
-				"unavailable"
-			]
-		},
-		{
-			"path": "operationState",
-			"valueType": "enum",
-			"enumValues": [
-				"Inactive",
-				"Ready",
-				"DelayedStart",
-				"Run",
-				"Pause",
-				"ActionRequired",
-				"Finished",
-				"Error",
-				"Aborting"
-			]
-		},
-		{
-			"path": "program",
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-		{
-			"path": "main.height",
-			"valueType": "number"
-		},
-		{
-			"path": "main.codec",
-			"valueType": "enum",
-			"enumValues": ["h264", "h265"]
-		},
-		{
-			"path": "main.framerate",
-			"valueType": "number"
-		},
-		{
-			"path": "main.bitrate",
-			"valueType": "number"
-		},
-		{
-			"path": "main.bitrateMode",
-			"valueType": "enum",
-			"enumValues": ["vbr", "cbr"]
-		},
-		{
-			"path": "main.encoderProfile",
-			"valueType": "enum",
-			"enumValues": [
-				"high",
-				"main",
-				"baseline"
-			]
-		},
-		{
-			"path": "main.gop",
-			"valueType": "number"
-		},
-		{
-			"path": "main.audio",
-			"valueType": "boolean"
-		},
-		{
-			"path": "sub.width",
-			"valueType": "number"
-		},
-		{
-			"path": "sub.height",
-			"valueType": "number"
-		},
-		{
-			"path": "sub.codec",
-			"valueType": "enum",
-			"enumValues": ["h264", "h265"]
-		},
-		{
-			"path": "sub.framerate",
-			"valueType": "number"
-		},
-		{
-			"path": "sub.bitrate",
-			"valueType": "number"
-		},
-		{
-			"path": "sub.bitrateMode",
-			"valueType": "enum",
-			"enumValues": ["vbr", "cbr"]
-		},
-		{
-			"path": "sub.encoderProfile",
-			"valueType": "enum",
-			"enumValues": [
-				"high",
-				"main",
-				"baseline"
-			]
-		},
-		{
-			"path": "sub.gop",
-			"valueType": "number"
-		},
-		{
-			"path": "sub.audio",
-			"valueType": "boolean"
-		},
-		{
-			"path": "ext.width",
-			"valueType": "number"
-		},
-		{
-			"path": "ext.height",
-			"valueType": "number"
-		},
-		{
-			"path": "ext.codec",
-			"valueType": "enum",
-			"enumValues": ["h264", "h265"]
-		},
-		{
-			"path": "ext.framerate",
-			"valueType": "number"
-		},
-		{
-			"path": "ext.bitrate",
-			"valueType": "number"
-		},
-		{
-			"path": "ext.bitrateMode",
-			"valueType": "enum",
-			"enumValues": ["vbr", "cbr"]
-		},
-		{
-			"path": "ext.encoderProfile",
-			"valueType": "enum",
-			"enumValues": [
-				"high",
-				"main",
-				"baseline"
-			]
-		},
-		{
-			"path": "ext.gop",
-			"valueType": "number"
-		},
-		{
-			"path": "ext.audio",
-			"valueType": "boolean"
-		}
-	],
-	"switch": [{
-		"path": "on",
-		"valueType": "boolean"
-	}],
-	"tamper": [{
-		"path": "tampered",
-		"valueType": "boolean"
-	}],
-	"temperature-sensor": [
-		{
-			"path": "celsius",
-			"valueType": "number"
-		},
-		{
-			"path": "unit",
-			"valueType": "string"
-		},
-		{
-			"path": "precision",
-			"valueType": "number"
-		}
-	],
-	"update": [
-		{
-			"path": "currentVersion",
-			"valueType": "string"
-		},
-		{
-			"path": "availableVersion",
-			"valueType": "string"
-		},
-		{
-			"path": "updatable",
-			"valueType": "boolean"
-		},
-		{
-			"path": "state",
-			"valueType": "string"
-		},
-		{
-			"path": "inProgress",
-			"valueType": "boolean"
-		}
-	],
-	"vacuum-control": [
-		{
-			"path": "state",
-			"valueType": "enum",
-			"enumValues": [
-				"idle",
-				"cleaning",
-				"paused",
-				"returning",
-				"docked",
-				"drying",
-				"error"
-			]
-		},
-		{
-			"path": "batteryLevel",
-			"valueType": "number"
-		},
-		{
-			"path": "fanSpeed",
-			"valueType": "string"
-		},
-		{
-			"path": "progressPercent",
-			"valueType": "number"
-		},
-		{
-			"path": "errorCode",
-			"valueType": "number"
-		},
-		{
-			"path": "errorLabel",
-			"valueType": "string"
-		}
-	],
-	"valve": [{
-		"path": "state",
-		"valueType": "enum",
-		"enumValues": [
-			"open",
-			"opening",
-			"closing",
-			"closed",
-			"stopped"
-		]
-	}, {
-		"path": "position",
-		"valueType": "number"
-	}],
-	"vibration": [{
-		"path": "detected",
-		"valueType": "boolean"
-	}],
-	"water-heater": [
-		{
-			"path": "currentTemp",
-			"valueType": "number"
-		},
-		{
-			"path": "targetTemp",
-			"valueType": "number"
-		},
-		{
-			"path": "operationMode",
-			"valueType": "string"
-		},
-		{
-			"path": "away",
-			"valueType": "boolean"
-		},
-		{
-			"path": "minTemp",
-			"valueType": "number"
-		},
-		{
-			"path": "maxTemp",
-			"valueType": "number"
-		}
-	],
-	"weather": [
-		{
-			"path": "condition",
-			"valueType": "string"
-		},
-		{
-			"path": "temperature",
-			"valueType": "number"
-		},
-		{
-			"path": "temperatureUnit",
-			"valueType": "string"
-		},
-		{
-			"path": "humidity",
-			"valueType": "number"
-		},
-		{
-			"path": "pressure",
-			"valueType": "number"
-		},
-		{
-			"path": "pressureUnit",
-			"valueType": "string"
-		},
-		{
-			"path": "windSpeed",
-			"valueType": "number"
-		},
-		{
-			"path": "windSpeedUnit",
-			"valueType": "string"
-		},
-		{
-			"path": "windBearing",
-			"valueType": "number"
-		}
-	],
-	"zone-analytics": [
-		{
-			"path": "ts",
-			"valueType": "number"
-		},
-		{
-			"path": "frameWidth",
-			"valueType": "number"
-		},
-		{
-			"path": "frameHeight",
-			"valueType": "number"
-		},
-		{
-			"path": "frame.totalObjects",
-			"valueType": "number"
-		},
-		{
-			"path": "frame.standingObjects",
-			"valueType": "number"
-		},
-		{
-			"path": "frame.transientObjects",
-			"valueType": "number"
-		},
-		{
-			"path": "unzoned.totalObjects",
-			"valueType": "number"
-		},
-		{
-			"path": "unzoned.standingObjects",
-			"valueType": "number"
-		},
-		{
-			"path": "unzoned.transientObjects",
-			"valueType": "number"
-		}
-	]
-});
 //#endregion
 //#region src/pipeline-analytics/services/sensor-transition-gate.ts
 /**
@@ -72209,7 +70418,7 @@ Object.freeze({
 * and downstream it became a `SensorEvent` row and a synthetic `contact` track
 * on the linked camera's timeline.
 *
-* Measured on camera 615 / contact sensor 4131, 2026-08-29→30: **30 of 35**
+* Measured on camera 101 / contact sensor 4131, 2026-08-29→30: **30 of 35**
 * contact events were one of two non-events.
 *
 *  - The RECOVERY family. The Zigbee entity flaps `off → unavailable → off`
@@ -72252,7 +70461,7 @@ Object.freeze({
 * ten that have a boolean whose edge means something. `button`, `presence`,
 * `enum-sensor` and `event-emitter` are NOT levels — their ARRIVAL is the
 * event, and three presses in a row are three markers. Gating them would
-* re-ship the failure of 2026-08-08, when camera 615's press produced a row, a
+* re-ship the failure of 2026-08-08, when camera 101's press produced a row, a
 * ring, a matched rule and no marker. (`doorbell` is not a level either, but
 * it is not "arrival" any more: three presses are three ADVANCES of its stamp
 * — see "A press is a stamp that ADVANCES" below.)
@@ -72262,7 +70471,7 @@ Object.freeze({
 * "Arrival is the event" held only while every emission of a `doorbell` slice
 * was a press. It is not: the slice is restored durable state (the cap's
 * `durability: 'restored'`), and it is re-emitted by everything that rebuilds
-* or re-claims it. Camera 615's composed doorbell (D670, HA
+* or re-claims it. Camera 101's composed doorbell (D670, HA
 * `switch.doorbell_bussano`) rang on 2026-10-04 19:22:46 and 2026-10-06
 * 08:10:56 with `{ lastPressedAt: null, pressCountSinceStart: <unchanged> }`:
 * the HA provider was being redeployed, the composer marked the field
@@ -72383,7 +70592,7 @@ var WORD_LEVEL_INACTIVE = {
 * which inlined every cap's Zod schema into the addon (~+100 MB heap per
 * post-analysis runner, D28).
 */
-var ADVANCE_FIELD = CAP_ADVANCE_FIELDS;
+var ADVANCE_FIELD = require_clip_model_registry.CAP_ADVANCE_FIELDS;
 /** Default drop-summary window: one line per device per ten minutes, at most. */
 var DEFAULT_DROP_SUMMARY_WINDOW_MS = 6e5;
 var SensorTransitionGate = class {
@@ -72543,7 +70752,7 @@ var StationarySettingsSchema = require_clip_model_registry.object({
 	suppressIou: require_clip_model_registry.number().min(.3).max(.9).default(SUPPRESS_IOU),
 	/** Minimum IoU for a detection to be ASSOCIATED with an entry (confirm or
 	*  wake it) — the overlap gate that stops a different vehicle from waking a
-	*  parked entry (the 617 flood fix). `WAKE_ASSOC_IOU`. */
+	*  parked entry (the 102 flood fix). `WAKE_ASSOC_IOU`. */
 	wakeAssocIou: require_clip_model_registry.number().min(.02).max(.5).default(WAKE_ASSOC_IOU),
 	/** Recent-window stillness after which a track stops holding its motion
 	*  session open (also the minimum track age). Creates nothing — birth is
@@ -77593,7 +75802,7 @@ var NcAlarmPanelDevice = class extends require_clip_model_registry.BaseDevice {
 	}
 	/**
 	* What became of a match that pressed the panel during its entry delay (D705).
-	* Tagged with the CAMERA the match was about — "why is 615 not in the alarm
+	* Tagged with the CAMERA the match was about — "why is 101 not in the alarm
 	* picture" is asked per camera. A kept follower and a dropped one are both
 	* stated: the drop is work the operator would otherwise never see go missing.
 	*/
@@ -79766,7 +77975,7 @@ var TrackDetailDispatcher = class {
 	*
 	* Per camera and per interval rather than per frame: a coasting track offers
 	* one of these several times a second, and the question this answers is
-	* always "why is 617 worse than 615?".
+	* always "why is 102 worse than 101?".
 	*/
 	reportCoasted(deviceId, dev, now) {
 		const ignored = dev.coastedFramesIgnored - dev.coastedReportedAt.count;
@@ -81451,7 +79660,7 @@ function discardedSystemEvent(event, lookup) {
 * `reason` is the verdict itself: `seeded` (the first observation of a
 * subject — the state was recorded, nothing was said) or `no-flip` (the
 * subject is already in this state). Both are answers to the operator's
-* question "why did 617 not notify", and neither may be silent — a boot that
+* question "why did 102 not notify", and neither may be silent — a boot that
 * suppressed fifteen notifications and logged nothing would be
 * indistinguishable from a notification centre that had stopped working.
 */
@@ -82399,7 +80608,7 @@ function unique(values) {
 * The COMBINED row's two keys, or null when this transition is not one.
 *
 * D706 (2026-10-06) changed the BODY: a rule-caused trigger now says WHERE the intrusion
-* went — `alarm.intrusion.body`, "Intrusion: Ingresso, Corridoio, Salone", the locations of
+* went — `alarm.intrusion.body`, "Intrusion: Front door, Hallway, Hall", the locations of
 * the source and of every follower (D705), frozen as `{{locations}}`. The paragraphs below
 * describe the D126 title, which stands; the detection sentence they defend is now the
 * body of the alarm rules' own INTRUSION pushes (titled with the location) instead.
@@ -82412,14 +80621,14 @@ function unique(values) {
 * class, identity and zones.
 *
 * The alarm used to write its own prose here ("The alarm was triggered by
-* Person at gate on Ingresso"), which made the one notification that matters
+* Person at gate on Front door"), which made the one notification that matters
 * the only one in the system that did not look like the rule's others: no
 * identity, no zone, a different subject. The prefix carries the severity; the
 * familiar line carries the meaning.
 *
 * **Gated on the detection vocabulary, not on the source.** `detection.body`
 * renders `{{subject}}`, and a fire ref with no class composes it from the
-* system event's dedup slot — "alarm:42 su Ingresso". A source without a class
+* system event's dedup slot — "alarm:42 su Front door". A source without a class
 * therefore keeps the alarm's own sentence, which is also what every row
 * enqueued before this deploy carries.
 */
@@ -82490,7 +80699,7 @@ function alarmSubjectDevice(transition, panelDeviceId) {
 * **WHOSE event it is.** With no attribution the event is about the PANEL —
 * an operator pressed a button, and the panel is the only device involved.
 * With one, it is about the CAMERA that set it off: that is the media owner,
-* the name the body reads out ("ALLARME — Ingresso"), and the device a rule
+* the name the body reads out ("ALLARME — Front door"), and the device a rule
 * scoping `deviceIds` means. One sentence, and both halves of it are testable.
 * A SENSOR BYPASS is about the sensor — its name is the title.
 */
@@ -83426,7 +81635,7 @@ function providerSupplyReading(item) {
 * recheck's own lag (D279). Its clip is therefore anchored well in the past,
 * and the other source cannot take that moment over yet: measured against
 * `recording.getAvailability` for a 10 s window at several anchors, full
-* coverage arrived at −18 s on device 590 and −26 s on 615 and 617 — the
+* coverage arrived at −18 s on device 104 and −26 s on 101 and 102 — the
 * recordings' edge is a PHASE of the 10-second segment cycle, not a number. So
 * the ring has to bridge from the event to the point the recordings can serve
 * it: the worst measured phase (26 s) plus the confirmation lag (29 s) is 55 s,
@@ -85209,7 +83418,7 @@ var NODE_UPDATE_KINDS = new Set(["server-update-available", "wrapper-update-avai
 * because "did it really come back, and what did it do while it was gone" is
 * an action and the page that answers it is the one the down-notification
 * already opened. On 2026-08-30 the operator's phone showed "Il dispositivo
-* Videocamera sala feste è online" with `tapAction.value: null` — the same
+* Camera sala feste è online" with `tapAction.value: null` — the same
 * camera's `device-offline` an hour earlier opened the Stream Broker tab, and
 * the recovery opened nothing, purely because `device-online` had no entry
 * here.
@@ -85430,8 +83639,8 @@ async function downscaleFullFrameJpeg(jpeg, maxWidth = FULL_FRAME_MAX_WIDTH, max
 * emptied zone ten seconds apart are two claims about one scene.
 *
 * Nothing here is silent: a capture that lands and a camera that refuses each
-* emit one line carrying `tags: { deviceId }`, because "why did 617 get a photo
-* and 615 not" is the only form that question is ever asked in.
+* emit one line carrying `tags: { deviceId }`, because "why did 102 get a photo
+* and 101 not" is the only form that question is ever asked in.
 */
 /**
 * The owner-id namespace. It is what routes a lookup here instead of to the
@@ -85680,7 +83889,7 @@ var TITLE_MIN_PX = 16;
 * number and the same reasoning as `preview-frame.ts#fitTitle` — deliberately
 * GENEROUS, because a label that shrank slightly more than it had to is
 * invisible and one that overflowed runs into the tile beside it. The first
-* live mosaic did exactly that: `Videocamera cortile · 07:49 · animal` was cut
+* live mosaic did exactly that: `Camera cortile · 07:49 · animal` was cut
 * to `…· anima` at the tile edge, mid-word.
 */
 var GLYPH_ADVANCE = .56;
@@ -87556,7 +85765,7 @@ var NcNotificationImageStage = class {
 * Below, and not above as the digest does it, and the difference is what gets
 * truncated. A digest's counts are the part you check afterwards, so its
 * sentence leads. A detection body's first line is the fact ("Persona su
-* Ingresso") and a lock screen cuts from the end — putting a paragraph in front
+* Front door") and a lock screen cuts from the end — putting a paragraph in front
 * of it would push the fact off the screen on exactly the notifications that
 * matter most.
 */
@@ -87608,7 +85817,7 @@ var NC_CLIP_RING_RETENTION_SEC = 20;
 *
 * The notification is HELD for this: a notifier is one-shot, so the footage
 * rides the single message or does not ride at all. Measured on the
-* 2026-09-30 pick-up on 615: export 1 s, derive 262 ms — so the bound is
+* 2026-09-30 pick-up on 101: export 1 s, derive 262 ms — so the bound is
 * almost never reached, and when it is the render is queued behind something
 * that holds the recorder's one ffmpeg lane for minutes (a timelapse), which
 * no wait worth holding a notification for would outlast.
@@ -87626,7 +85835,7 @@ var NC_RECORDED_FOOTAGE_WAIT_MS = 3e4;
 /**
 * The bounded wait for a still when the rule asked for NO footage.
 *
-* Track media lands 1.5–5.5 s after the trigger (device 615, 2026-08-12), so a
+* Track media lands 1.5–5.5 s after the trigger (device 101, 2026-08-12), so a
 * notification built at the instant of the trigger routinely resolves nothing.
 * A rule that also wants footage gets this for free — the render already blocks
 * 7–8 s and the still is re-resolved after it. A rule that wants only a picture
@@ -87652,7 +85861,7 @@ var NC_STILL_WAIT_INTERVAL_MS = 500;
 *
 * It is NOT the ladder's top rung that has to be in band — that rung is the
 * native keyFrame, whose capture misses and retries (36 misses over 105 track
-* starts on device 615 in 6 h), so it is in band only 46% of the time. Holding
+* starts on device 101 in 6 h), so it is in band only 46% of the time. Holding
 * out for the KIND the rule asked for would wait for the late frame. The gate
 * is the instant; the ladder then runs among the frames that are about it.
 */
@@ -89004,7 +87213,7 @@ var NcDispatcher = class {
 	* A notifier is one-shot. The earlier design (D682) sent the alert first and
 	* the recorded footage as a SECOND send with the same `tag`, on the promise
 	* that "a phone collapses the two" — Zentik honours no tag, so every such
-	* row reached the operator as two messages (615, 2026-09-30). A moment that
+	* row reached the operator as two messages (101, 2026-09-30). A moment that
 	* reaches this path is already older than the ring (a pick-up is concluded
 	* minutes after it happened), so waiting a few more seconds costs nothing;
 	* a second message costs the operator a duplicate every time.
@@ -91567,7 +89776,7 @@ var DeviceLivenessHoldoff = class {
 var NC_LIVENESS_COLLECTION = "notification-center:liveness";
 var NC_LIVENESS_COLUMNS = [
 	(
-	/** The subject the intake minted (`device:617`, `node:agent-1`) — one row
+	/** The subject the intake minted (`device:102`, `node:agent-1`) — one row
 	*  each, so the two families can never collide on a key. */
 	{
 		name: "subject",
@@ -91585,7 +89794,7 @@ var NC_LIVENESS_COLUMNS = [
 	}),
 	(
 	/** The kind that last wrote the row. Telemetry: it makes the table readable
-	*  when someone asks "why did 617 not notify". */
+	*  when someone asks "why did 102 not notify". */
 	{
 		name: "kind",
 		type: "TEXT",
@@ -91723,7 +89932,7 @@ var NcLivenessLedger = class {
 	* all, so its FIRST observation ever seeds silently — and if that first
 	* observation is the camera DYING, the outage is thrown away. Live cost,
 	* 2026-08-13 21:36 CEST: the operator unplugged four cameras and received two
-	* notifications. `device:584` and `device:587` had never spoken; their
+	* notifications. `device:103` and `device:112` had never spoken; their
 	* unplugging was recorded and never announced. A camera that is quiet until
 	* it dies is a camera whose death is silent, indefinitely.
 	*
@@ -95151,7 +93360,7 @@ function findNextWindowOpen(input) {
 *
 * ## Why this exists
 *
-* Measured on 617 the night of 2026-09-16, on the stills actually sent: every
+* Measured on 102 the night of 2026-09-16, on the stills actually sent: every
 * one of them contained a SECOND vehicle, and nothing in the image or the
 * prompt said which one was the subject. The model did what anyone would — it
 * invented the relationship between them ("passing a parked car"). The
@@ -95536,7 +93745,7 @@ function buildSummaryOutboxInputs(input) {
 * This is not a movement heuristic and deliberately so: `totalDistance` and
 * `state` were both measured against live traffic and both hide real passages.
 * What they cannot see is the shape this gate is for — a row whose whole life
-* is one or two frames. Measured on device 617 (2026-08-19 04:12): two rows,
+* is one or two frames. Measured on device 102 (2026-08-19 04:12): two rows,
 * `closedReason` NULL so the parked pass is blind to them, dwell 53 ms,
 * `totalDistance` 0, two recorded sightings each. And `minImportance` cannot
 * cover it either, structurally: the static-track gate that demotes a frozen
@@ -95704,7 +93913,7 @@ function remainingSummaryCandidates(kept, taken, rank) {
 * clean whole scene (`keyFrame` → `keyFrameSmall` → `fullFrame`).
 *
 * ⚠ The whole-scene rungs are a FALLBACK and stay on the ladder. Measured on
-* 60 real tracks (615/617, 24 h): 52 carry a crop, 43 carry a scene rung, and
+* 60 real tracks (101/102, 24 h): 52 carry a crop, 43 carry a scene rung, and
 * 2 carry a scene rung and NO crop — dropping the fallback would delete those
 * two tiles for nothing. A track with neither is dropped, never drawn as an
 * empty cell (see `NcSummaryProducer.loadTiles`).
@@ -97521,7 +95730,7 @@ function timelapseTemplateVars(input) {
 * **No coverage sentence.** It used to end with one whenever the window was
 * short, and it was removed on the operator's instruction: the clause fired on
 * every night the recorder had stumbled at all — including once at a printed
-* *100%* (2026-08-12, device 615: 141 s missing out of 10 h, so the window was
+* *100%* (2026-08-12, device 101: 141 s missing out of 10 h, so the window was
 * incomplete while the rounded figure was 100) — and a line that cries wolf is
 * a line the reader skips, which costs the clauses beside it too. The figure
 * is not lost: it rides the `timelapse produced` log line as `coveragePct`,
@@ -97754,7 +95963,7 @@ var TimelapseScheduler = class {
 	* Eligibility is scanned under a short `scanning` lock so two ticks do not
 	* double-launch the same pair. Renders themselves are started together —
 	* awaiting them one-by-one made camera B wait for camera A's ffmpeg
-	* (live: 1441 until 08:39, 615 until 08:46, both windows closed at 07:00).
+	* (live: 1441 until 08:39, 101 until 08:46, both windows closed at 07:00).
 	* A later tick that meets a pair already in `inFlight` counts it and
 	* moves on, so a 30-minute render does not make the producer go deaf.
 	*/
@@ -104148,7 +102357,7 @@ function observeAudio(host, deviceId, sample) {
 * {@link reportOccupancyWatch}, which the audio side simply never had.
 *
 * Two shapes, deliberately. The summary answers "what does this hub listen
-* for at all"; the per-camera line answers "why is 617 not notifying" — and
+* for at all"; the per-camera line answers "why is 102 not notifying" — and
 * that question is ALWAYS asked per camera, so the line carries
 * `tags.deviceId` and a rule scoped to no camera is reported as watching
 * every one rather than silently omitted — every one EXCEPT its
@@ -104199,7 +102408,7 @@ function reportAudioWatch(host, entries) {
 * sustain: ask the orchestrator for ONE look then. The session that armed
 * it often closes first (a car drives off, motion clears) and the next
 * sample would otherwise be the 300 s parked-object cadence — 4 min 52 s
-* late on 617, 2026-10-01. Fire-and-forget: a refusal or a failure costs
+* late on 102, 2026-10-01. Fire-and-forget: a refusal or a failure costs
 * the early commit, never the edge (the cadence still commits it), and is
 * said per camera.
 */
@@ -104342,7 +102551,7 @@ async function persistOccupancyRow(host, row, now) {
 * **Only an edge that owns NOBODY.** `chooseOccupancyMediaOwner` names a
 * member track whenever the scope holds one, and that picture is of the
 * counted object itself; a photograph is strictly the stand-in for not having
-* one. The case this exists for is "posto libero" (camera 617): the vehicle
+* one. The case this exists for is "posto libero" (camera 102): the vehicle
 * whose departure IS the notification has left, so the scope is empty, the
 * ladder resolves nothing and the delivery logged `no still could be resolved
 * … owners=[]`. A became-free edge has no owner BY CONSTRUCTION, and a
@@ -106675,7 +104884,7 @@ function onAlarmPublish(host, report) {
 *
 * `tags.deviceId` carries the SUBJECT's numeric device id (the system
 * subject's own `deviceId` is the sentinel {@link NC_SYSTEM_DEVICE_ID}), so
-* "why is 617 louder than 2018?" is answerable by grouping. A node- or
+* "why is 102 louder than 2018?" is answerable by grouping. A node- or
 * package-scoped exclusion is about no device and carries no tag.
 */
 function reportSystemFilterExclusion(host, rule, subject, filter) {
@@ -109415,7 +107624,7 @@ var NC_TRACKS_AT_INSTANT_LIMIT = 25;
 * The box TOLERANCE (`toleranceMs`, 750 ms) is about how sparse a trail is —
 * a live track keeps a position every few frames — and it must never stretch
 * a LIFE. A track born after the frame was not on it: on 2026-10-22 the
-* tracker split a dog on camera 615 and the second piece, born 676 ms after
+* tracker split a dog on camera 101 and the second piece, born 676 ms after
 * the key frame, was drawn at its first box as a second box on the dog. One
 * tick (~110–150 ms at that camera's detection rate, rounded up) absorbs the
 * gap between a frame and the detection that confirmed it, and nothing more.
@@ -112563,7 +110772,7 @@ var ObjectEmbeddingStore = class {
 	* own. Both were wrong in the same way, and the second only less obviously:
 	* a vector's row id IS the trackId — exactly one row per track — so a vector
 	* is owned by its track completely, and giving it a second clock could only
-	* ever produce disagreement. It did: measured on device 590, events back 1.0
+	* ever produce disagreement. It did: measured on device 104, events back 1.0
 	* day and embeddings back 22.1, with 1,446 of 2,222 rows pointing at nothing
 	* that could be rendered.
 	*
@@ -116670,7 +114879,7 @@ var SyntheticTrackMaterializer = class {
 	* Like {@link materialize}, but a call inside an open window answers the
 	* window's OWN marker (awaiting it while it is still landing) with kind
 	* `debounced`. Two state changes of one doorbell press are one event: the
-	* second must name the same media owner, not none (2026-09-29, camera 615 —
+	* second must name the same media owner, not none (2026-09-29, camera 101 —
 	* the notification that won the rule was the debounced one, and shipped
 	* without a still).
 	*/
@@ -118090,7 +116299,7 @@ var TITLE_LINE_HEIGHT = 1.18;
 * written — so the fit has to be estimated. It is deliberately generous: a
 * title that shrinks slightly more than it had to is invisible, one that
 * over-estimates its fit runs off the edge, which is exactly what the first
-* live preview did (`Timelapse Videocamera ingresso 21:00→07:00` touched the
+* live preview did (`Timelapse Camera front door 21:00→07:00` touched the
 * frame border at 640 px).
 */
 var TITLE_GLYPH_ADVANCE = .62;
@@ -118827,7 +117036,7 @@ var BuildNotificationPorts = class extends BuildNotificationPortsBase {
 			* gates destroy a track before it is written — the confirmation gate
 			* retracting a suspected false birth, stationary promotion dropping a
 			* parked object, zero-media suppression cascading a thumbnail-less track
-			* away — and on 2026-08-13 they left camera 615 with zero persisted tracks
+			* away — and on 2026-08-13 they left camera 101 with zero persisted tracks
 			* across a ten-hour night that held a person pass at 23:31. These rows
 			* survive all three.
 			*
@@ -121294,7 +119503,7 @@ async function streamDataset(deps) {
 //#region src/pipeline-analytics/training-export/training-export-handler.ts
 var TRAINING_EXPORT_PREFIX = "training-export";
 /**
-* Parse `?deviceIds=615,617` into a device list. An absent or unparseable value
+* Parse `?deviceIds=101,102` into a device list. An absent or unparseable value
 * yields `[]`, which the caller reads as "every device with marked tracks" —
 * stated here rather than left to the reader because the empty array is doing
 * two jobs and only one of them is obvious.
@@ -121660,7 +119869,7 @@ var TRACKER_FACT_LOG_SAMPLE_EVERY = 10;
 *  positive spawns (review M1: ~1 750 `new` decisions per camera per hour) —
 *  are sampled harder; the per-minute summary carries their exact counts. */
 var TRACKER_PIECE_LOG_SAMPLE_EVERY = 50;
-/** Out-of-order frames (follow-up 617, F1: ~1 % of frames) log the first N,
+/** Out-of-order frames (follow-up 102, F1: ~1 % of frames) log the first N,
 *  then one in this many — every line carries the count; the per-minute
 *  summary carries the exact `outOfOrderFrames`. */
 var TRACKER_OUT_OF_ORDER_LOG_SAMPLE_EVERY = 50;
@@ -122410,7 +120619,7 @@ var PipelineAnalyticsAddon = class PipelineAnalyticsAddon extends require_clip_m
 	* The zone catalogue every OCCUPANCY path reads (live frames, snapshot
 	* hydration, the parked-object baseline sampler). Mirror-first with a
 	* capability fallback — see `device-zone-resolver.ts` for why the mirror
-	* alone is not enough (device 617 had a zone the mirror had never heard of).
+	* alone is not enough (device 102 had a zone the mirror had never heard of).
 	*/
 	deviceZones = new DeviceZoneResolver({
 		readMirror: (deviceId) => this.proxies.get(deviceId)?.state.zones.value?.zones,
@@ -126661,7 +124870,7 @@ var PipelineAnalyticsAddon = class PipelineAnalyticsAddon extends require_clip_m
 	*
 	* The stationary registry answers a different question (is this object parked,
 	* and should it be suppressed?). This one raises a spawn bar. The dead
-	* ornamental grass on device 615 produced tracks of 3.8 s,
+	* ornamental grass on device 101 produced tracks of 3.8 s,
 	* 4.1 s, 6.5 s and 19.0 s with 0-2.5 px of total displacement, roughly
 	* fifteen of them in a day, all at the same spot. Each one is individually
 	* innocent; the RECURRENCE is the signal, and nothing survives a track death
@@ -128365,8 +126574,8 @@ var PipelineAnalyticsAddon = class PipelineAnalyticsAddon extends require_clip_m
 	* read, then goes through the SAME resolver the live frame path uses.
 	*
 	* `readSliceOnce(proxy.state.zones)` used to be the whole body, and it is
-	* exactly what could not answer for device 617: the mirror slice was absent
-	* hub-side (`deviceState.getCapSlice {617,'zones'}` → `null`), so the one
+	* exactly what could not answer for device 102: the mirror slice was absent
+	* hub-side (`deviceState.getCapSlice {102,'zones'}` → `null`), so the one
 	* permitted refresh brought back nothing and hydration fell to `[]` forever.
 	*/
 	async resolveDeviceZones(deviceId) {
@@ -128877,7 +127086,7 @@ var PipelineAnalyticsAddon = class PipelineAnalyticsAddon extends require_clip_m
 	*
 	*  - `camera-native-cap` is EVERY camera's `motion` slice. Every provider
 	*    binds a native `motion` cap on the camera device and motion churns
-	*    continuously (camera 590 flaps at ~2 Hz), so an `info` here would be a
+	*    continuously (camera 104 flaps at ~2 Hz), so an `info` here would be a
 	*    log flood measured in millions of lines a day — its own outage.
 	*  - `no-camera` is every sensor in the fleet that no camera links. Since
 	*    D630 §6 it is still EVALUATED by the notification rules (through
@@ -128886,7 +127095,7 @@ var PipelineAnalyticsAddon = class PipelineAnalyticsAddon extends require_clip_m
 	*
 	* What must never happen again is the branch being INVISIBLE: a doorbell
 	* press that ingested nothing produced not one line for months. A debug line
-	* carrying `deviceId`, `capName`, `kind` and `reason` answers "why is 615
+	* carrying `deviceId`, `capName`, `kind` and `reason` answers "why is 101
 	* dark" the moment anyone asks it.
 	*/
 	logSensorIngestDrop(data, reason, kind) {