Development Update — May 30

A light day. The node survey learns to report CPU details on the hardware skywire actually runs on — ARM single-board computers and Windows — and the hv ls listing gains multi-section output with aligned columns.

Skywire: Survey — CPU Info on the Real Hardware

2934 feat(survey): internalize zcalusic/sysinfo + populate CPU on ARM SBCs and Windows — the node survey (the hardware/OS inventory a visor reports) internalizes the zcalusic/sysinfo library and fills in CPU details on the platforms where it was previously blank: ARM single-board computers (the Raspberry-Pi-class hardware much of the network runs on) and Windows. Internalizing the dependency also means the survey isn’t at the mercy of an external library’s platform gaps — the code that needs fixing is in-tree.

Skywire: CLI — hv ls Multi-Section

2933 feat(cli,hvui): hv ls multi-section + cross-section column alignment — hv ls renders multiple sections (mirroring the nested-hypervisor tree the UI shows) with columns aligned across sections, so a visor in one sub-hypervisor’s section lines up with one in another. A readable flat-text view of the same nested structure the dashboard renders.

Skywire: Misc

• Reward-calculation refinements (2929, 2923) and a lint-debt sweep across the WASM-policy and CXO-connmap tests (2936).