transport

Transport

Server-side glue between the AIMS gRPC services and the reeflective/team teamserver. This package no longer contains a hand-forked gRPC/mTLS transport — that was factored out into the shared, importable reeflective/team/transports/grpc/{server,client} package. What remains here is the AIMS-specific construction and boot wiring.

What's here

• server.go
  • NewTeamserver() (*server.Server, *grpcserver.Handler, error) — builds the team server and the default TCP+mTLS gRPC handler (grpcserver.NewListener()), enables the core Team service over the wire (WithCoreServices() → users/version), and registers the AIMS services via a PostServe hook (registerServices). It deliberately does not start a listener and does not prime the in-memory bufconn.
  • InMemoryClientOptions(handler) — primes the in-memory bufconn and returns dial options for an in-process teamclient. Call this only for the embedded local console. A network daemon must never prime a bufconn, or its Listen() would serve the in-memory pipe instead of binding the requested TCP address (this was a real, fixed bug).
  • registerServices(handler) — the PostServe hook run at serve time (for both the in-memory console and a network daemon, after the core teamserver DB is initialized). It migrates the AIMS schema (db.Migrate) and binds every AIMS gRPC service (aims.New). This is the single place the AIMS schema is migrated regardless of how the server starts.
• tailscale.go (//go:build tailscale) / tailscale_stub.go (//go:build !tailscale) — the opt-in Tailscale (tsnet) transport variant, which embeds the shared team handler and reuses its ServeOn(ln) seam. Off by default; enable with -tags tailscale.

Boot mode

Whether the binary runs as an embedded server or a thin client is decided in cmd/aims/root.go via reeflective/team/boot. The teamserver (and therefore the database) is constructed only in the server callback — a thin client never calls NewTeamserver(). See the repository NAVIGATION.md for the full picture.