setup-remote-conductor-vm
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Sets up the conductor stack on a remote Linux VM that already exists, given only its address - tooling, git-host auth, the beads queue cloned from its git remote, the repos the queue targets, plugins, the conductor directory with its macOS paths rewritten by file role, switchboard, agent-deck web, a systemd user timer replacing launchd, and the Mac-side SSH alias and tunnels. Ends with a phone-access gate and one handover block of the commands needing a sudo password. Use when asked to "set up the remote VM", "set up the conductor on the VM", "provision the remote conductor", "set it up like the last one", or when handed a remote-development host on a private hostname to put the stack on - including when a VM has been rebuilt or re-IP'd and it all has to be redone. NOT for creating the VM (that is the organisation's own VM provisioning), NOT for setting up a Mac, and NOT for operating or debugging a conductor that is already running.
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