A Linux-based orchestration stack built on MCP now stalls because several hooks misfire after the last update. The codebase is a mix of Python and Go, and the faults appear where these languages intersect. The immediate goal is to restore a clean, end-to-end run by tracking down the failing hooks, fixing the underlying issues, and merging the corrections back into the main branch. Deliverables • Root-cause analysis for every broken hook, included in the pull request • Clean patches in Python or Go that resolve the errors • Updated hook definitions or build scripts so the pipeline finishes automatically • Proof of a successful run on a fresh Linux environment (CI log or screen capture) • Concise change log explaining what was modified and why A staging VM, full git history, and the existing test suite are ready for use. Once stability is confirmed, there is room to discuss deeper performance tuning, but that is outside the scope of this initial engagement.