- Renamed soul slot 20 from Kal-El to Superman (new seed, new slug)
- Cleared stale duplicate entries that forge reinstall was appending
- Updated all 20 engram_root_ids to reflect fresh reinstall
- soul.el plist generator already fixed to emit ENGRAM_DATA_DIR
Each soul now gets their own isolated Engram process with a dedicated data
directory (imprints/<slug>/), port, and API key — the DHARMA network.
Neuron's Engram at 8742 is never touched.
- registry.json: add engram_db_path, engram_port, engram_url to all 19 entries
(Bobby Anderson 8801 → Helen Keller 8819)
- launch_dharma.sh: start all 19 soul Engrams in background; supports
single-slug filter and skip-if-running detection
- stop_dharma.sh: graceful shutdown via PID file, falls back to port scan
- reinstall_imprints.py: bulk reinstall — starts each Engram temporarily,
installs seed, records new root_id, stops; supports --slug and --dry-run
- src/install.el: resolves soul's engram_url from registry (never 8742);
guards against accidental writes to Neuron's shared Engram
- src/summon.el: reads engram_url per-soul from registry; passes it to soul
server in POST body so soul connects to the right Engram; supports
both single-soul (engram_url) and multi-soul (engram_urls array) payloads
Both imprints shared root 8608f497 due to a concurrent install bug. Removed
the colliding entries, reinstalled via direct Engram API calls with auth key,
and updated registry with fresh distinct roots:
- Alan Turing: cce1d430-be4e-420d-9d81-d32380ae7281
- Albert Einstein: 291f8502-8f60-4f57-a800-4e3e1425c9bd
Will Anderson