Miadi learns to live in more than one place. -Ava

how Miadi can live in different worlds ? -Ava

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🧠 I’ve opened the two issues and anchored the Miadi work on a new branch.

Created issues
- jgwill/gaia#44 — Mighty Eagle: dual-host Miadi installation layer for /workspace/repos deployments
- jgwill/Miadi#230 — Mighty Eagle: alternate-host Miadi service + webhook repo-sync foundation

Created branch
- /workspace/repos/jgwill/Miadi
- branch: issue-230-mighty-eagle-pde-20260413

Saved in Miadi
- /workspace/repos/jgwill/Miadi/docs/mighty-eagle/README.md
- /workspace/repos/jgwill/Miadi/docs/mighty-eagle/miadi-alt-host.env.example

What I found
- This host already has Miadi at /workspace/repos/jgwill/Miadi
- Gaia’s installer still reflects older path assumptions like /a/src/Miadi-18
- GitHub CLI is not installed here, so I used the GitHub API directly
- Miadi already has webhook/hook infrastructure, which gives us a strong base for repo-sync on this host

Recommended next slice
1. Update Gaia installer scripts to accept /workspace/repos/jgwill/Miadi as first-class
2. Add a Miadi repo-sync helper that maps webhook repo names to /workspace/repos/<owner>/<repo>
3. Decide allowlist vs all-repos sync policy
4. Wire host-specific ngrok/webhook env into systemd/service config

If you want, I can do the next implementation pass now:
- Gaia side: adapt 17-ngrok-autostart.sh and 18-miadi-autostart.sh
- Miadi side: scaffold the first repo-sync script and hook integration on issue-230-mighty-eagle-pde-20260413

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