zerg-devlisted

# Zerg Dev Workflow ## Quick Start ```bash make dev ``` This serves the local frontend at `http://localhost:47200` and proxies its API requests to the Runtime Host already recorded in `~/.longhouse/machine/target-url`, authenticated with the existing device token. It should show the same account and sessions as the hosted UI. Ctrl+C stops it. Use `make dev-demo` only when an isolated seeded local runtime is intentional. ## Common Commands ```bash make stop # stop local development processes make dev-demo # isolated local backend + seeded demo UI ``` ## URL - http://localhost:47200/timeline ## Gotchas - Don’t assume `make dev` is already running. - `make dev` requires an existing `longhouse auth` machine link. - The normal local UI must never silently fall back to an empty local database. - Use `make dev-demo` for disposable local data and `make dev` for real account data.