chekusu/yobiru is a project where agents exchange messages, data, files, and wake signals over Tailscale. GitHub release v0.5.3 updated the configuration and bot instructions for rebuildable Linux cloud computers. This change covers how to check state when reconfiguring a machine and how to verify messaging after a migration.
The first step in the instructions is confirming the actual state storage location. Based on that location, the instructions guide you to preserve the agent's identity and existing data. Next, once the approved migration is finished, they tell you to check that messaging works normally. In other words, what this release concretely changed is the configuration and bot instructions for rebuildable Linux cloud computers, and that content is summarized as checking the storage location and verifying messaging after a migration. It includes both the procedure for confirming where state lives and the procedure for verifying communication after a migration.
However, the documented procedure and the actual outcome after rebuilding must be kept separate. The release notes state that this trial did not verify whether persistence is maintained after actually rebuilding the virtual machine. So this update explains how to check in order to preserve identity and existing data, but it does not prove that preservation succeeds even after the virtual machine is rebuilt. Persistence after an actual rebuild is outside the scope of what can be confirmed from this release information alone.