daemon.rs:
- 4-hour nrem_interval cron arm in tokio::select! loop
- Harvests 3 semantic queries for session/praxis/architecture memories
- Only consumes blocks at CRS >= 0.85 (silver tier+)
- OP_ADD superposition of all harvested q-vectors -> L2 normalize
- Writes consolidated ego tensor to ~/.engram/ego.leg3
- Calls store.refresh_ego_q() immediately after write (hot-reload)
- Mints nrem_cycle_{ts} EPISODIC block as audit trail

store.rs:
- Added ego_q: Option<Box<[Complex32; 8192]>> field to StoreHandle
- load_ego_q() free fn reads ~/.engram/ego.leg3 at startup
- refresh_ego_q() method reloads ego.leg3 into live store (for NREM)
- [EgoGate] startup log shows whether ego.leg3 present or passthrough

- health_interval: 5-minute cron arm in tokio::select!
- Pings LLM (11434), Monad Runtime (8080), Moltbook Hub (6090) via HTTP
- Checks Circadian via pgrep -x
- On failure: writes SYSTEM_HEALTH restart proposal to agency_proposals.json
  with plain_english / if_approved / if_rejected / risk_level fields
- Duplicate-pending guard prevents proposal flood for same service
- Proposals are visible immediately in Cockpit with new UX (inline reject)
- CODELAND_ROOT env var override for proposals path, falls back to ~/Documents/CodeLand

…Watchdog, Autonomy layer

- README: update tool count 21→31; add all missing tools to reference table
  (mcp_engram_session_start, session_end, batch_remember, read_concept,
   remember_solution, verify_behavior, export, import, recall_in_file,
   query_with_momentum, mcp_self_trace, mcp_orchestrate_workflow_chain)
- README: document the three daemon loops (File Watcher, NREM Phase 3
  Consolidation, System Health Watchdog) added in recent commits
- README: fix .leg → .leg3 format reference throughout
- CONTRIBUTING: rewrite from 3-line stub to full contributor guide covering
  crate architecture, HolographicBlock format invariant, VSA operator rules,
  CRS immutability, daemon loop rules, new-tool checklist, PR checklist

- Cargo.toml: duplicate reqwest key (workspace had v0.12 + local override);
  consolidate to workspace definition with rustls-tls + default-features=false
- engram-server/Cargo.toml: remove duplicate reqwest entry; restore regex+chrono
  that were needed by serve.rs and ki_hijacker.rs
- store.rs: remove duplicate refresh_ego_q() definition introduced by NREM commit
  (E0592 — two pub fn refresh_ego_q on StoreHandle)
- daemon.rs: remove duplicate nrem_interval declaration (shadowed variable from
  HEALTH commit adding its block without removing the earlier NREM setup);
  remove unused ego_leg3_path variable
- daemon.rs: wire health_interval + agency_proposals_path into the tokio::select!
  loop via run_health_watchdog(); implement the fn — checks /proc for 'circadian',
  writes a deduplicated SYSTEM_HEALTH agency proposal if the daemon is offline

…nfig

Engram must be embeddable without any knowledge of CodeLand or any other
consumer project. The previous health watchdog implementation hardcoded:
  - CODELAND_ROOT env var reference
  - Hardcoded '~/Documents/CodeLand/...' path fallback
  - Hardcoded 'circadian' process name in /proc scan
  - Hardcoded CodeLand-specific restart_hint in the agency proposal JSON

This commit replaces all of that with a config-driven system:

  crates/engram-server/src/watchdog.rs  (NEW)
    - WatchdogConfig: deserializes ~/.engram/watchdog.toml
    - WatchedProcess: per-process entry (name, description, restart_hint, severity)
    - WatchdogConfig::load() — reads config; returns no-op default if absent
    - WatchdogConfig::resolved_proposals_path() — ENGRAM_PROPOSALS_PATH env >
      config field > ~/.engram/proposals.json (Engram-local default)
    - is_process_alive(name) — Linux /proc scanner; always true on non-Linux
    - mint_proposal(process, path) — deduplicated JSON proposal writer

  daemon.rs
    - Load WatchdogConfig at spawn() — one-time at startup
    - Derive proposals_path from config (never from CODELAND_ROOT)
    - run_health_watchdog() now takes (&WatchdogConfig, &Path) — zero store dep
    - Delegates all process checking and minting to watchdog module

  watchdog.example.toml  (NEW)
    - Shipped example showing the format; copy to ~/.engram/watchdog.toml

Zero CodeLand references remain in Engram's daemon or watchdog code.
Any user can monitor their own processes by editing ~/.engram/watchdog.toml.