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AI summaryAgents now self‑heal a missing or corrupted /dev/null device to prevent crash loops.
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/dev/null self-heal (agent crash-loop guard)
An agent running with sudo (admin isolation) can clobber the shared /dev/null device node — e.g. tmux -S /dev/null treats it as a socket path and unlinks it — which then crash-loops every agent on the box (all writes to /dev/null hit EACCES/ENOENT).
- 5dive-agent-start now recreates
/dev/nullas the proper character device (mknod c 1 3viasudo -n) before anything touches it. Guarded by[[ ! -c /dev/null ]], so it's a no-op on a healthy box. - 5dive doctor gains a
deps/devnullcheck that flags a non-char/dev/nulland auto-repairs it under--repair.
Turns a fleet-wide outage into a self-correcting blip on the next agent restart. Smoke green (all rows).
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