Normalized this M5 Air's fleet-agent configuration, repaired its missing statusline bundle, and installed current Ollama models with a privacy-safe benchmark.

Scope and changes

• Reconciled ~/.claude/CLAUDE.md, ~/.codex/AGENTS.md, ~/.gemini/GEMINI.md, and ~/.agent-coordination/FLEET.md with the canonical remote project roots on rdmsm4x:/Users/richh/dev.
• Repaired the missing Claude/agy/Codex statusline sync bundle; backup: /Users/richh/.agent-coordination/backups/statusline-sync-20260823T024635.
• Completed /Users/richh/dev_update.zsh; no outdated Homebrew formulae or greedy casks remained. Existing Xcode first-launch, pip, and Docker notices were left unchanged because they are unrelated to the LLM benchmark lane.
• Verified Claude Code 2.1.241, Codex CLI 0.149.0, agy 1.1.19, Antigravity 2.9.1, Antigravity IDE 2.5.5, and Ollama 0.32.15.
• Installed qwen3.8:27b-mlx and qwen3.5:35b-mlx and saved a deterministic synthetic Qwen 3.8 27B result through /Users/richh/scripts/benchmark_ollama_synthetic_v1.0.py.

Verification and privacy

• Topology audit passed all six hosts and the statusline hashes now match the fleet baseline.
• The TCC audit found one explicit denial: Terminal developer-tool access. This affects Terminal-based Xcode/developer workflows, not the completed loopback benchmark.
• The benchmark read no personal files or histories, discarded generated text, used only a loopback endpoint, and serialized a pseudonymous hardware label.

Undo and owner actions

• Restore the statusline files from the dated backup only if the synchronized footer regresses.
• Remove an Ollama model only with ollama rm <model> after owner review.
• If Terminal will run Xcode/test tooling on this Mac, enable Terminal in System Settings > Privacy & Security > Developer Tools from its local GUI.
• Complete Ollama sign-in in the correct account lane if desired; no email/account identity was transmitted by this run.