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Prompt
The human asked to proceed with WireGuard Layer B from PR #505’s head, using the established one-change-per-turn workflow and finishing with a commit plan. This turn was limited to read-only pyroute2 inspection; peer verification and bindspace provisioning remain later changes.
During review, the human required the generated Python to follow the deployed /py-codestyle rules and asked for the medium-term plan to remove pyroute2’s asyncio I/O runtime from the Trio read path.
Response summary
Added Linux-only read helpers for WireGuard device and peer public keys. Pyroute2’s synchronous API is fully contained in a Trio worker thread, supports named netns reads without creation side effects, validates decoded keys and always closes the netlink client. Follow-up edits added the required local annotations, boolean layout, helper docstrings and 69-column source formatting.
Files changed
pyproject.toml- Linux-onlywgoptional dependency.uv.lock- resolved pyroute2 0.9.6 metadata.tractor/discovery/_tunnel.py- read-only WireGuard helpers.tractor/discovery/__init__.py- public helper exports.tests/discovery/test_wg_inspection.py- fake-backed netlink and worker-thread regressions.
Human edits
The human chose the exact #505 head as a stacked base, required incremental changes ending in commit plans, and limited this turn to read-only pyroute2 inspection. The human then identified that Ruff success had not established /py-codestyle compliance and directed the agent to correct the Python-specific annotation, documentation and layout rules. No direct manual source edits were observed.