user@machine:~/workspace1/run/work/proj1$ ( . '/srv/agenthome/workspace1/run/tmp
/openrig-tmux-send-100002-00000000-0000-4000-8000-000000000002.txt' )
 ▐▛███▛█   Claude Code v2.1.296
▝▜██████▀  Opus 5.5 with high effort · Claude Max
 ▝▝   ▝▝   ~/workspace1/run/work/proj1


❯ orch-advisor@sample-rig
  OpenRig session identity:
  - rig: sample-rig
  - pod: orch
  - pod_label: Orchestration
  - member: advisor
  - logical_id: orch.advisor
  - agent_spec: demo-core-advisor
  - runtime: claude-code
  - session: orch-advisor@sample-rig
    This is your startup identity hint. For durable identity recovery after
  compaction, run:
    rig whoami --json
    That command returns your full topology context: rig, pod, peers, edges,
  and transcript path.

● Bash(rig whoami --json)
  ⎿  {
       "resolvedBy": "node_id",
       "identity": {
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● Bash(rig queue list --help)
  ⎿  Usage: rig queue list [options]

     List qitems (default: active + compact + current-rig; like 'docker ps'
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● Bash(rig queue list --owned)
  ⎿  []

● I checked in as the advisor seat (orch.advisor) on rig sample-rig, and no work
  is waiting for me: rig queue list --owned came back empty.

  The advisor seat only acts on demand. It wakes when the coordinator
  (orch.lead) or the Operator sends a queue item with a coordination or recovery
  question. I'll leave my state alone and wait. When an item arrives, I'll
  claim it, answer it as a report, and stop.

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