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# Rocko development TUI
Run from any terminal:
```sh
/mnt/storage/src/mosaic-stack/agents/rocko/launch.sh
```
Rocko handles general Mosaic Stack development assignments under team lead
Darkwing. The launcher opens Claude Code in the repository with `--model sonnet`
and the display name Rocko. Sonnet is the selected CLI model alias; Rocko's
project persona is supplied by SOUL.md, not a separate custom Claude agent.
Use `--check` to validate the executable and context inputs without a model
call. This does not verify authentication or account access to Sonnet. Claude
Code uses its normal authentication, settings, permissions, and discovered
resources; this script does not copy credentials or bypass permissions.
Normal launches resume the exact Claude UUID recorded locally in
`.pi/state/rocko/session-id`. First launch creates a UUID; `--fresh` creates
another while retaining previous conversations in Claude's native storage.
Each private launch receipt under `.pi/state/rocko/launches/` retains its UUID
and context snapshot. The launcher lock refuses concurrent Rocko launches
through this script; it does not lock sessions opened by other means.
If Claude exits before saving its first conversation, or its history is
removed, the saved UUID may not be resumable. Inspect the failure and use
`--fresh` explicitly to start again. The launcher does not fall back to the
latest unrelated project conversation. Old UUIDs in launch receipts can be
opened manually with `claude --resume UUID` from the project directory.
The prompt snapshot includes CONSTITUTION, STANDARDS, Rocko's SOUL, the live
Mosaic user profile, root AGENTS.md, and Rocko's CONTEXT.md. `--soul FILE`,
`--constitution FILE`, and `--user FILE` override individual inputs; relative
paths resolve from the repository root. Missing or empty inputs refuse launch.
The snapshot is appended to Claude's system prompt on each launch.
This is a host development session, not a managed fleet registration. It
loads no Pi goal extension. The user or team lead supplies the assignment.