{{ site_title }} {# The version chip says WHOSE version it is. Rendered bare, it was read as a property of the fleet -- which is how a console 1081 commits stale looked like a fleet running old vq (2026-08-05). #} console v{{ console.version }} {% if fleet_mode %} {% if identity and identity.user %}
{{ identity.user }} ({{ identity.role }})
{% endif %} {% endif %}
{# This badge is about the machine SERVING the page, not the fleet. Unlabelled, it read as a fleet verdict -- and a coordinator that deliberately runs no jobs of its own showed a permanent red "daemon: down" next to a grid of green per-host badges. In fleet mode it says whose daemon it means; in single-host mode there is only one daemon and the short form is unambiguous. #} {% if daemon_running %} {% if fleet_mode %}this host's {% endif %}daemon: running (pid {{ daemon_pid }}) {% elif fleet_mode %} this host's daemon: not running {% else %} daemon: down {% endif %}
{# Self-audit. A console cannot notice on its own that it is serving stale code -- every page looks normal. So it asks the daemon beside it, which the same update path installs, and says so out loud when they disagree. This banner is the check that would have surfaced the 2026-08-05 drift on the day it started. #} {% set staleness = console_staleness() %} {% if staleness.stale %} {% endif %} {% block content %}{% endblock %}