Consume juspay/AI's homeModules.opencode (config only, not the package) on
both zest and pureintent, install the opencode binary from nixpkgs, and
export JUSPAY_API_KEY from the agenix secret into interactive shells.
The incus-pet CLI gains three big changes that together cut per-container
disk usage by ~5GB, drop nix-rebuild + nix-copy from the deploy path, and
make `deploy` actually pull latest on every invocation. anywhen migrates
from a host-installed service to an incus-pet container in the process.
* Shared /nix/store mount. Each container gets host's /nix/store
bind-mounted read-only (with shift=true for idmapped unprivileged
containers). Zero per-container duplication of nixpkgs closures. The
CLI builds toplevels on the host; the container sees them via the
shared mount, no `nix copy` needed.
* Restart-to-deploy. switch-to-configuration is removed entirely (it
was stalling on dbus-broker reload and hitting the same lock-
contention bug across redeploys). New activation: update
/nix/var/nix/profiles/system, repoint /sbin/init through the profile
symlink, `incus restart`. The new toplevel's own init script handles
/etc setup on boot. Trade-off: ~5s of container reboot per deploy.
* Marshaling flake exposes only nixosModules.default. No nixpkgs
input, no nixosConfigurations entry. The CLI picks nixpkgs at build
time (pinned to nixos-25.11 — matches the LXC image baseline, dodges
unstable regressions) and assembles the full nixosSystem via
`nix build --impure --expr`. Lets us bump nixpkgs without touching
per-deploy state.
* `nix flake update --refresh` on every deploy. Was `nix flake lock`,
which only locks first-seen inputs — re-deploying `github:srid/anywhen`
stayed pinned at the first commit ever resolved. Now every deploy
bumps the target input to the current tip of its ref and bypasses
nix's fetcher cache.
* /sbin/init repoint. The NixOS LXC image hard-links /sbin/init to its
own toplevel's init path. Without switch-to-configuration, `incus
restart` re-execs that old init, which sets up /etc from the old
toplevel — running services keep using the OLD anywhen binary even
though the profile pointer moved. CLI now also does
`ln -sfn /nix/var/nix/profiles/system/init /sbin/init` so the profile
actually drives boot. Idempotent.
* Host gcroot via `nix-store --add-root --indirect`. Container's nix DB
doesn't know about the path (it lives behind the shared mount), so
without a host-side gcroot the host could nix-collect-garbage the
running system out from under the container. Symlink at
~/.local/state/incus-pet/<name>/system. Only the LATEST toplevel is
pinned per app — no rollback today (file a 5-line ring buffer when
rollback matters).
* anywhen flake input removed. `modules/nixos/linux/anywhen.nix` is
gone; the host config no longer imports anywhen as a flake input.
The deploy command takes the flake ref as an argument, so locking it
here was just bloat. `just pureintent anywhen-deploy` runs the
current invocation.
* pureintent ops recipes. New `configurations/nixos/pureintent/mod.just`
with anywhen-{deploy,rm,backup,restore,status,shell}. Namespaced via
`mod pureintent` so each host's recipes live behind their own prefix.
* Drop ssh from deploy path. Bootstrap still pushes the operator's
pubkey (for interactive debugging), but activation goes through
`incus exec` exclusively. No NIX_SSHOPTS, no nix-copy-via-ssh,
no host-key TOFU dance during deploys.
Tested end-to-end on pureintent: anywhen migrated from host-installed
(21-task SQLite DB at /var/lib/anywhen) to an incus-pet container with
the DB intact; hello-web deployed fresh with shared /nix/store; both
serve over the tailscale proxy at 100.122.32.106:{6111,8081}; lock
bumps + new toplevels confirmed after master advances.
Routes shell-invoked commands through the existing jumphost SOCKS5 proxy
(programs.jumphost.socks5Proxy), so Go tools that bypass libc (nix, step,
pu) pick up the proxy via ALL_PROXY/HTTPS_PROXY/HTTP_PROXY while libc
callers (ssh) get it via proxychains.
Usage: devbox-run nix run github:juspay/project-unknown -- connect <name>
* Enable incus on pureintent, rename lxd.nix, drop unused flake-parts
- Add incus module import to pureintent and bind the UI to its
Tailscale IP (no firewall change needed since tailscale0 is trusted).
- Rename modules/nixos/linux/lxd.nix -> incus.nix since the module
configures virtualisation.incus, and enable the bundled web UI.
- Drop the unused modules/flake-parts/incus-image helper; the
`images:nixos/*` community images cover container/VM launches.
* Move incus module into a directory with a README
The troubleshooting notes used to live as comments in the module; they
belong in docs alongside a quick-start on launching containers/VMs and
configuring the UI listener.
* Expand incus README with VM gotchas
Document the sharp edges hit while bringing up a NixOS VM for the first
time: secureboot, memory/cpu/disk limits (with the error signatures
that point at each), configuring the guest (flakes, firewall), and a
three-step guide to exposing a service from inside.
