- share.go: cross-machine vital sharing (share_subscribe/unsubscribe/share_*),
faithful port of the peer-state snapshot + plugin fan-out + /vital-sharing/peers.
The last ingest handler — the Go tracker now handles every plugin event type.
- shadow consumer: drop the outbound keepalive ping (the firehose is never idle)
and tighten the read-deadline watchdog to 12s for faster reconnect after the
upstream's periodic eviction (full-firehose browser clients get evicted ~every
90s; the watchdog recovers it, ~90% duty cycle). Production-bound /ws/position
is unaffected (plugins connect to us; no eviction).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Completes the Go tracker as a cutover-ready drop-in:
- wslive.go: browser broadcast hub with per-client subscribe filters (nil=all),
request_dungeon_map replies, and command routing; auth = internal-trust or
session cookie. The ingestor broadcasts every handled event to it.
- wsposition.go: plugin ingest server with X-Plugin-Secret/SHARED_SECRET auth
(constant-time, fails closed, legacy fallback), register -> plugin_conns, and
dispatch into the shared Ingestor. plugin registry for backend->plugin commands.
- main.go: statusRecorder.Unwrap() so coder/websocket can hijack through the
logging middleware (WS handshakes failed without it); /ws/ bypasses HTTP auth.
Shadow consumer robustness (the harness was being evicted under the full
firehose): decouple socket read from processing — the read loop only copies raw
frames to a queue; a worker unmarshals + dispatches. JSON parsing in the read
loop was slowing it enough that Python's broadcast send errored and evicted us
(Read then blocked forever). Added a 25s read-deadline watchdog to self-heal.
Validated live: shadow /live online = 73 = production; telemetry sustained ~12/s,
0 drops, no eviction; and the shadow's /ws/live re-broadcast stream is IDENTICAL
to production's (TOTAL 2150=2150, every event type exact).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
