rename(162): drop HIVE_PORT fallback; sweep remaining hm1nd in docs
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@ -38,7 +38,7 @@ other sub-agents but is not managed by hive-c0re.
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Pros: low blast radius. damocles keeps its bind-mounts + its own restart policy.
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Manager can route messages to it (it's just another inbox key on the broker).
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Cons: two lifecycle mechanisms coexist forever; "damocles" doesn't appear in the
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dashboard's container list (it filters `hive-` and `hm1nd`).
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dashboard's container list (it filters `hive-` and `root`).
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### C. Don't migrate
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damocles stays out of hyperhive. The two systems coexist; the user's day-job
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@ -52,7 +52,7 @@ Cons: no message routing between damocles and the swarm.
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**C for now, B once cross-pollination is wanted.** Hyperhive's invariants
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(11-char container names, manager-driven lifecycle, sealed `applied/` config)
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fit poorly with damocles's role as the user's working Claude. Wait until there's
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a concrete reason to wire them together (e.g. "I want to ask hm1nd from inside
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a concrete reason to wire them together (e.g. "I want to ask root from inside
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damocles") and then do B — extend the broker socket bind into damocles and
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install `hive-ag3nt` there. No need to subsume damocles under hive-c0re.
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