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@@ -13,7 +13,34 @@ Grant signs in with his existing Windy Word credentials — no second account.
 Agents authenticate with real Eternitas EPT signature verification and are
 rate-limited by integrity band.
 
-## The immediate next task
+## DONE since this was written — the three-repo CI fix
+
+All three PRs are **merged and synced**: windy-mind #100, WindyCloud #89,
+windy-registry #31 (eternitas #149 earlier).
+
+**Result: 1 of 3 verified fixed, 2 still failing for an undetermined reason.**
+
+- ✅ **windy-registry** — `postgres integration` went **failure → success**. The
+  fix is proven correct.
+- ❌ **windy-mind**, **WindyCloud** — `migrations` still fails. The DATABASE_URL
+  is definitely right now; the cause is something else and was **not
+  determined** — the jobs API returns "job not found" for the ids the runs
+  report, so logs could not be retrieved that way.
+
+**Next session: read those job logs from the Gitea web UI** (`app.windygit.com`
+→ repo → Actions → the failing run), not the jobs API. Suspicion worth checking
+first: both use `astral-sh/setup-uv`, and eternitas' equivalent job failed with
+`error: Failed to spawn: pytest` even after the action resolved — so the uv
+toolchain may not be landing on PATH in these containers. That would be a
+different, shared root cause.
+
+**A trap worth keeping:** the three repos did NOT share one pattern. A naive
+`localhost` → `postgres` swap would have left **WindyCloud on port 15432** (it
+maps `15432:5432`) and windy-registry on a `job.services.postgres.ports[…]`
+expression. Service-name networking always uses the container's **internal**
+port — 5432 — never the mapped host port.
+
+## The original task description (superseded above)
 
 **Three repos need a one-line CI fix.** Their workflows reach a Postgres service
 at `@localhost:5432`, which works on GitHub-hosted runners (services are