Lane: activate ptah on hephaistos as an opportunistic worker (local model, host frequently offline) #713
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01a02e15-08f6-7ee2-9bbd-8cbf05f94c8b.Operator-directed 2026-08-23: bring the ptah akh up on hephaistos as a worker using its local AI model, opportunistically — "let it have a try while it's online". hephaistos (192.168.1.114) is frequently offline, so the lane must degrade gracefully.
Anima half (this WI): advertise ptah via a gateway/runner on hephaistos (
ANIMA_RUNNER_EXEC_PTAH=tcp://127.0.0.1:8201#ptah, 1–2 slots), and make dispatch tolerate the host vanishing mid-queue: items pinned to ptah must not strand when the host sleeps (graceful park or auto-repin after a timeout, NOT the current stranded-forever behavior).akh-medu half (separate, fleet config): ptah workspace on hephaistos' akhomed container (
:cloudimage, deployed 2026-08-23) with a local ollama/candle model andAKH_AUTO_STARTincluding ptah. Match item to lane: probes/benches/mechanical ports — the akh-medu babysit skill's imhotep profile. Context: HANDOFF-2026-08-23-lane-flow.md §3.WIP: Lane: activate ptah on hephaistos as an opportunistic worker (local model, host frequently offline)to Lane: activate ptah on hephaistos as an opportunistic worker (local model, host frequently offline)