Daemons in other projects having trouble checking in

Here's the orchestrator trying to check in in the 'lounge' project... ``` I'll ground myself as the charter instructs. First, let me load the Solo and flower MCP tools I'll need. Solo MCP is still connecting; flower tools are loaded. Let me ground myself with the flower recall tools and attempt whoami in parallel. Called solo, flower 4 times I'm Solo process 1133 (flower-lounge-orchestrator), scoped to lounge (Solo project 8 / flower project 35). recall_resume shows no unfinished session — fresh start. The roster shows daemon #38 (orchestrator, lounge-orchestrator) in expected state, never checked in — that's my slot to fill. No predecessor to retire, no pending signals. Let me run my first heartbeat check-in and gather the work context in parallel. Called flower 3 times, ran 1 shell command The flower:daemon-checkin artisan command isn't in lounge's namespace — flower is a separate app, so the command must live elsewhere (or as the /flower-checkin slash command). Recall shows a clean slate: no active peers, empty inbox, empty dispatch queue. Let me locate the correct check-in path before arming the heartbeat. Listed 1 directory Flower lives at ~/Documents/code/flower. Let me confirm the check-in command exists there and check whether my shell carries the Solo PTY env it needs to self-resolve. Ran 1 shell command Confirmed: SOLO_PROCESS_ID and CLAUDE_CODE_SESSION_ID are in my shell env, and flower:daemon-checkin lives in the flower app. The command self-resolves from that env. Let me run my heartbeat check-in against the flower artisan. Ran 1 shell command Heartbeat succeeded — daemon #38 (orchestrator @ lounge) is now live on the roster: Solo process #1133, context 8%, cadence fast, no winddown/reset flags. Now let me load the Solo tools I need for coordination state and gather the brief/scratchpad landscape. Now let me survey the actual work landscape: briefs, scratchpad handoffs, existing coordination KV, and any timers already armed. ``` Seems like we need to fix/update the charter so that it doesn't instruct to use the artisan command as the first route for 3rd party daemons, rather to use the /flower-checkin command? Is it not available to them?

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