Permanent fix for the recurring 'Krystie's UMP writes silently drop'
problem. Kills the last manual-process row from the drift stack by
moving krystie's hermes-cli gateway under systemd.
Two new assets in deploy/:
- krystie-hermes-gateway.service
- README.md sections describing install + the manual-to-systemd
migration steps
Run from a non-gateway shell to swap:
sudo cp deploy/krystie-hermes-gateway.service /etc/systemd/system/
sudo systemctl daemon-reload
sudo systemctl enable --now krystie-hermes-gateway.service
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Deploy assets
Systemd units to install at /etc/systemd/system/.
ump-recall-sidecar.service
Manages the ump-recall sidecar (/root/ump-recall/src/server.js) — the
RRF-fused retrieval proxy that fronts the canonical ump store, the
Qdrant vector index, and the Ollama embedding model.
Install (idempotent):
sudo cp deploy/ump-recall-sidecar.service /etc/systemd/system/
sudo systemctl daemon-reload
sudo systemctl enable --now ump-recall-sidecar.service
sudo systemctl status ump-recall-sidecar.service
Verify:
curl -s http://127.0.0.1:4380/health | python3 -m json.tool
Will auto-restart on crash, after reboot, or after daemon-reload. Logs
land in the system journal (journalctl -u ump-recall-sidecar).
Dependents: the ump-recall-mcp.js Hermes MCP shim proxies recall
through this service's POST /recall endpoint. Without it active,
recall falls back to the canonical ump directly (lower quality; no RRF
fusion, no graph channel).
Why this exists:
Before this unit landed (2026-07-14), the sidecar was launched as a
background node src/server.js process under the Hermes session. It
died whenever Hermes restarted (session close, gateway restart, machine
reboot). Then ump.recall would fall back to canonical ump via the
shim's fallback path — which works, but loses RRF fusion and the graph
channel. Now the sidecar is persistent and the MCP recall quality is
uninterrupted.
krystie-hermes-gateway.service
Manages the krystie-profile Hermes gateway (the Telegram session attributed to krystie).
Install (idempotent):
sudo cp deploy/krystie-hermes-gateway.service /etc/systemd/system/
sudo systemctl daemon-reload
sudo systemctl enable --now krystie-hermes-gateway.service
sudo systemctl status krystie-hermes-gateway.service
Important: Before installing, stop any manually-launched krystie
gateway (pgrep -f 'gateway run --replace -p krystie' then
kill -INT <pid>). Wait ~10s for the Telegram session to release,
then start the systemd unit. Telegram reconnects in ~5s.
Deps: ump-memory.service, ump-recall-sidecar.service.
Why this exists: Before this unit, the krystie gateway was launched manually, holding stale env (including UMP_DIR) from whatever was in the env when the user typed the command. After the openclaw→Hermes ump migration, krystie's MCP shim children were inheriting stale UMP_DIR and silently dropping writes. Now the gateway is systemd-managed so its shim and the canonical ump recompute their env together on every restart — drift can no longer accumulate silently.