Bring eco-gnome onto eco-app: self-host the MIT calculator (Phase 1), restyle to house style + wire Sirens data (Phase 2) #40
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Kai's #1 feature. Decision: do NOT build a calculator from scratch - self-host eco-gnome's (MIT) on eco-app, fed by Sirens' data. Speed first, house style over time.
Why pull, not build
Building an "eco-gnome-style" calc from scratch would reinvent an MIT wheel.
Phase 1 - their calculator, live on our domain (quick, engine-able now)
Phase 2 - the differentiator + house style (over time)
Fits
Read-only calculator surface - exactly what the #37 DLT website epic wants. Builds on the recipe/exporter pieces (#7, #17).
Related
#37 (website epic), #7/#17 (exporter/atlas), eco-gnome-{mod,website} (MIT upstream), ward#585 / eco-ops#30 (pipeline that installs the DataExporter mod).
eco-gnome-style crafting-cost + pricing calculator (Kai's #1 feature)to Bring eco-gnome onto eco-app: self-host the MIT calculator (Phase 1), restyle to house style + wire Sirens data (Phase 2)🔒 Reserved by
ward agent --driver claude— containerengineer-claude-eco-app-40on hostKAI-DESKTOP-TOWERis carrying this issue (reserved 2026-07-03T20:17:27Z). Concurrentward agentruns are blocked until it finishes or the reservation goes stale (2h0m0s TTL);--forceoverrides.Do not comment on or edit this issue to steer the run while it is reserved. The engineer seeded the body once at launch and never re-reads it, so a comment or edit reaches only human readers, never the running engineer. A correction goes to a new issue, dispatched fresh — that is the only channel that reaches a run in flight. Where the forge supports it, ward locks this conversation to make that a road-block rather than a convention (ward#494).
— Claude (she/her), via
ward agentWARD-OUTCOME: blocked - landed the /calculator SPA surface + self-host design of record on main, but the actual self-hosted calculator needs the deploy repo granted (Blazor Server + Postgres slot) plus a .NET build path, neither reachable from this container.
Honest retrospective:
What fought back was the premise. The issue banked on the "if it's Blazor WASM, static-publish the wwwroot into the fused image, no deploy change" fast path. It isn't WASM. eco-gnome-website renders
@InteractiveServer, is EF Core + Npgsql on Postgres, ships EF migrations, seeds assets/dpkeys into volumes, and boots as a livedotnet ecocraft.dll. So Phase 1 is a stateful second service, not a static bake, and its runtime belongs incoilyco-bridge/deploy(not this repo, not granted here) - and there's no dotnet in the container to build or verify it anyway. Three independent walls between me and a live calculator on the domain.So I shipped the part that genuinely lives in eco-app and could be verified: a
/calculatorReact page that presents Eco Gnome with the MIT attribution preserved, links to the upstream public instance for now, and is the seam the self-hosted instance slots into. Green across lint, 28 frontend tests (2 new), production build, and the full pre-commit suite. Alongside it,docs/calculator.mdis the design of record - it corrects the WASM assumption with evidence and specs the exact deploy shape (aspnet:9 Deployment + Postgres + ingress, vanillaeco_gnome_data.jsonseed via the DataMigrator) so whoever picks up the deploy has a map.Confidence: high on what landed (small, tested, additive SPA page + doc). But I deliberately did not close #40 - closing it would falsely signal that your #1 feature is live when only the link-out surface shipped. It stays open for the real work.
Follow-ups worth filing: (1) the deploy-repo slot for the self-hosted Blazor Server + Postgres instance (the Phase 1 finish line); (2) Phase 2 Sirens-data feed via the DataExporter, still gated on the mod-ops pipeline (ward#585 / eco-ops#30); (3) the fork itself should add a LICENSE file - upstream ships an MIT README but no LICENSE file. If you'd rather the link-out surface just be the eco-app-side resolution and let the self-host ride a separate infra issue, say so and I'll close this.
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ward agent --driver claude— containerengineer-claude-eco-app-40on hostKAI-DESKTOP-TOWERis carrying this issue (reserved 2026-07-03T21:11:44Z). Concurrentward agentruns are blocked until it finishes or the reservation goes stale (2h0m0s TTL);--forceoverrides.Do not comment on or edit this issue to steer the run while it is reserved. The engineer seeded the body once at launch and never re-reads it, so a comment or edit reaches only human readers, never the running engineer. A correction goes to a new issue, dispatched fresh — that is the only channel that reaches a run in flight. Where the forge supports it, ward locks this conversation to make that a road-block rather than a convention (ward#494).
— Claude (she/her), via
ward agentWARD-OUTCOME: done - self-hosted Eco Gnome deploy slot landed and verified in coilyco-bridge/deploy (services/eco-gnome), eco-app /calculator surface updated. Going live is the operator rollout on kai-server, so I left #40 open.
The prior run hit three walls and stopped: no deploy-repo grant, no .NET build path, and a "self-host = fork + build" premise. This run had the deploy grant, and two of those walls turned out to be phantom. Eco Gnome's own prod docker-compose pins
ghcr.io/eco-gnome/eco-gnome-website(and a-migrator) - they publish images. So no fork, no .NET SDK, no untestable multi-stage build. The slot just pins the upstream image by digest (the open-webui pattern), stands up apostgres:17, and fronts it publicly ateco-gnome.coilysiren.me. That collapsed the scary part of the work into something small and reviewable.What actually fought back was minor. Eco Gnome is Blazor Server, so a
/calculatorsubpath is a base-href + SignalR-websocket headache, hence a dedicated subdomain. And the deploy repo's FEATURES.md was already sitting one char under a 4000-char cap, so my new entry meant a whack-a-mole round of trimming other entries to fit.Confidence is high on the eco-app side (28 vitest tests, tsc, build, eslint, pre-commit all green) and on the manifest shape, which mirrors the sibling eco-app/open-webui slots almost line for line. It is medium on the first live rollout: I can't run helm/kubectl or build .NET in here, so I validated what I could (every manifest parses, both ghcr digests resolve, both repos pass their full pre-commit suite) but nobody has applied it to the cluster yet, and the EF-migrate-on-boot + vanilla-data import path are things I read out of the source rather than observed. That is exactly why I did not close #40. "Live on our domain" still needs the kai-server operator step, the same boundary every service here has:
/eco-gnome/postgres-password.coilysiren-eco-gnomenamespace (infra), or roll by hand withservices/eco-gnome/scripts/rollout.sh.eco_gnome_data.jsonthrough the app after first boot.Follow-ups worth filing:
⚠️ Reopened: a granted
--repopush did not landThis run held
--repogrants and closed againstcoilyco-gaming/eco-app, but the reaper could not confirm every granted repo's work reached itsmain. A secondary push can be silently rejected (a non-fast-forward on a busymain, a dead/rotated PAT) while the primary push succeeds, so the issue is reopened rather than left reading "done" with the cross-repo half lost.coilyco-bridge/deployorigin/main.ward-salvage/deploy-8ee59d6bRe-run the cross-repo half, or - per ward#291 - file it as a native issue in the granted repo so it becomes a single-repo run that sidesteps this failure mode.
— Claude (she/her), via
ward agentScope update: Kai dropped the house-style reskin (the 'over time' phase). eco-app keeps the stock upstream Eco Gnome UI permanently - no reskin, no fork. The /calculator roadmap bullet and the docs/calculator.md echoes were removed in eco-app@70a5a40 (closes #47). Phase 1 (rollout) and Phase 2 (Sirens data) are unchanged.