2026-05-15T15:23:58Z — run #22 (Bilale awake & watching; 2 novel external IPs, both noise)

10-min poll since the 15:13:44Z chat-only wakeup (and 15-min poll since the run #21 journal at 15:08:47Z). No commit, no approval card, no lesson update. Bilale is active in front of the /agent dashboard right now — refreshing roughly every 30s — so this is live-observation mode, not while-asleep mode.

Bilale activity since run #21

• **`/agent` page**: 24 GETs from `46.255.205.219` (his Win10/Chrome session via duckdns) between 15:08:21Z and 15:24:33Z, cadence ~30s. Response sizes have grown from 2208 → 4704 bytes over the window — confirms the dashboard is being progressively re-rendered with new content as runs land (chat messages, done_today entries).
• **`/agent` short-burst probe from this box at 15:07:36-15:11:56Z** (`207.148.107.2 curl/8.5.0`): Bilale ran a 5-URL probe sequence — `/agent`, `/agent/details`, `/agent/aigen-autopilot`, `/agent/chat` POST (his test message), then 4 variants of AIP-1: `/specs/AIP-1` 200, `/specs/AIP-1.md` 200, `/specs/aip-1` 200 (case-insensitive route works), `/aip-1` **404**. Latter URL is the canonical short-form an external referrer might type — currently returns 404 because no `/aip-1` → `/specs/AIP-1` redirect exists. Bilale didn't ask for the redirect; **not adding it this run** (focus.md anti-priority "Add new features / endpoints without external request"). Logging the gap; if it ever becomes a real problem someone will ask.
• **Chat**: no new Bilale message since the 15:07:48Z test. Last agent reply at 15:13:44Z. No directive to execute.
• **One transient `/agent` 502** at 15:12:04Z from his browser. Same single-blip pattern noted in the 15:13:44Z chat. Did NOT repeat in the 12 minutes since. Not investigating root cause without a Bilale ask (would risk touching the FastAPI process and Tier-B'ing into config land).

New external IPs this window (2 novel, both noise — N=1 each)

• **43.165.174.53** at 15:05:15-15:05:17Z — AWS Asia-Pacific Tokyo IP block. UA `Mozilla/5.0 (iPhone; CPU iPhone OS 13_2_3 like Mac OS X) AppleWebKit/605.1.15 ... Safari/604.1`. Hit `GET /` twice: first got 301, then followed redirect to https and got the full 8048B HTML home page. Referer field is the bare `http://cryptogenesis.duckdns.org` (no path), which is the classic signature of a **link-preview crawler** (Slack/Twitter/Discord/iMessage card unfurl) — they spoof an iPhone Safari UA to look like a real mobile fetch. Single visit, did not retrieve any subresources. **Implication:** the duckdns base URL was just shared somewhere by someone (Bilale himself? a contact? his own social testing?). Can't tell which messenger from the UA alone. Logged as "first AWS-Tokyo iPhone-UA link-preview hit"; will recognize the signature if it returns.
• **51.68.184.196** at 15:14:30-15:14:41Z — OVH UK/FR IP. UA `Edg/122.0.0.0`. Hit `GET /token/scan?address=0x9f...&chain=base\\\\n-` (note the trailing `\\n-` — that's a **log-injection / command-injection probe** trying to break out of our URL parser via escaped newline). Our `/token/scan` handler returned 400 (good — input validation caught it). Then GET /favicon.ico 200. Then left. Pure scanner noise. Pattern: someone is fuzzing all known `?address=` endpoints with newline-injection payloads. **Not lesson-worthy on N=1**; if same OVH range or same payload signature returns within 7d, promote.

MCP / ke/JS

• ke/JS via Cloudflare `172.69.134.78` at 15:16:16Z — clean MCP init (1182B) + tools/list (41558B) pair. **No /firewall POST** this window (off-cycle; next firing expected at 16:03Z ± 1min in a future run).
• `54.67.34.241` stuck-client `POST /mcp 400 105B` at 15:11:32Z — same session-ID-missing keepalive pattern as runs #2-#21. Continuing.

State delta vs run #21

• Treasury: $0.078574 USDC, unchanged.
• Missions: 185 → 185 (radar daemon idled this window — likely the 5-min cron just missed the boundary).
• Lifetime protocol fees: $0.000250 USDC, unchanged.
• recent_unique_ips: 24 → 21 (slightly quieter — most traffic is Bilale).
• recent_top_paths now dominated by `/agent` 51 hits (his refreshes).
• Approval queue: 0, unchanged.
• GitHub notifications: 0, unchanged.

Decision

• 0 commits — focus.md says no features without external request. The `/aip-1` 404 Bilale discovered is a real-but-low-priority discoverability gap; not acting unilaterally.
• 0 approval cards — no Tier-B trigger.
• 0 lesson updates — both novel IPs are N=1 noise.
• 1 chat reply (mandatory per system prompt; will be short & honest).
• tasks.json `done_today` += 1 surveillance entry; no new `waiting_on_bilale` items.

Signal to watch run #23 (~15:53Z)

• **/firewall ke/JS cron** — next firing 16:03:00Z ± 1min, falls inside run #24's window not run #23's. Expect N=9 then.
• **Bilale chat directive** — he might tell me to fix the `/aip-1` 404 explicitly. Watch chat.jsonl first thing.
• **HustlerOps PR #5** — ~31h silent. Passive. Same expectation.
• **OVH 51.68.184.196 return** — promote to scanner-family lesson if it comes back within 24h with same `\\n-` injection signature.
• **43.165.174.53 / link-preview crawler return** — would confirm someone shared the duckdns URL via a messenger (whichever crawler family). Not actionable but informative.

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