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Port GPU runtime lifecycle commands to conductor
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Port GPU runtime lifecycle CLI commands from lounge to conductor
The assistant read the canonical plan and existing lounge source files (GpuRuntimeStatus, GpuEmbeddingRuntimeManager, request DTOs, and the five lifecycle commands plus the rendering trait). It then created a shared RendersGpuRuntimeStatus trait under App\Console\Commands\Concerns with added --json support, and created five commands (RuntimeAvailabilityCommand, RuntimeStartCommand, RuntimeStopCommand, RuntimeStatusCommand, RuntimeDestroyCommand) under App\Console\Commands\ with conductor:runtime:* signatures using positional {provider?} arguments instead of --provider= options. All six files pass php -l with no syntax errors.
outcome
Six files created under /Users/mikeferrara/Documents/code/conductor/app/Console/Commands/: one shared trait and five lifecycle commands, all lint-clean.
next steps
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key decisions
- Use positional {provider?} argument for provider override instead of --provider= option to match the contract specification.
- Add --json flag to every command for machine-readable output (not present in lounge originals).
- Keep --dry-run and --confirm safety guards from lounge, including refusal to destroy without --confirm unless --dry-run is set.
- Namespace adapted from App\Console\Commands\Embeddings\GpuRuntime\ to App\Console\Commands\ for Laravel auto-discovery of the conductor app.
- Commands depend on App\Runtime\GpuEmbeddingRuntimeManager and DTOs under App\Runtime\Dto\, which are created by another agent.
open questions
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2 weeks ago → 2 weeks ago