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fix: install timers for all web sentinels

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2026-06-27 09:57:22 +00:00
parent 9926460824
commit 6d6b8cdaed
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.agents/skills/unidesk-monitor/SKILL.md
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@@ -28,9 +28,13 @@ bun scripts/cli.ts web-probe sentinel validate --node D601 --lane v03 --sentinel
bun scripts/cli.ts web-probe sentinel dashboard verify --node D601 --lane v03 --sentinel <id>
bun scripts/cli.ts web-probe sentinel dashboard screenshot --node D601 --lane v03 --sentinel <id>
bun scripts/cli.ts web-probe sentinel report --node D601 --lane v03 --sentinel <id> --latest --view summary
bun scripts/web-probe-sentinel-scheduler.ts status-systemd --node D601 --lane v03
bun scripts/web-probe-sentinel-scheduler.ts install-systemd --node D601 --lane v03 --confirm
bun scripts/web-probe-sentinel-scheduler.ts run --node D601 --lane v03 --sentinel <id> --stale-multiplier 1 --dry-run
```
`status-systemd` and `install-systemd` without `--sentinel` cover every enabled sentinel from the YAML registry and should expose missing per-sentinel timers; add `--sentinel <id>` only for a targeted single-sentinel operation.
For long Workbench/user-path evidence, use the normal Web probe surface:
```bash
.agents/skills/unidesk-monitor/references/full.md
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@@ -27,6 +27,16 @@ Freshness-only check:
bun scripts/web-probe-sentinel-scheduler.ts run --node D601 --lane v03 --sentinel <id> --stale-multiplier 1 --dry-run
```
Host timer installation/status:
```bash
bun scripts/web-probe-sentinel-scheduler.ts status-systemd --node D601 --lane v03
bun scripts/web-probe-sentinel-scheduler.ts install-systemd --node D601 --lane v03 --confirm
bun scripts/web-probe-sentinel-scheduler.ts status-systemd --node D601 --lane v03 --sentinel <id>
```
Without `--sentinel`, `status-systemd` and `install-systemd` enumerate every enabled sentinel from the YAML registry and manage independent per-sentinel timers. Use this when a sentinel's latest run is stale: a missing timer is a runtime defect even if `run --dry-run` can enumerate the sentinel and mark it due.
Dashboard render and screenshot verification:
```bash