docs(seed): document dual-purpose mother-mcp key for Forgejo + mother MCP

- Update ssh/config example to show mother-mcp key with both Host entries
  (mother MCP and code.smilepowered.org with IdentitiesOnly yes)
- Add dedicated mother-mcp section explaining the key serves two roles:
  1. MCP calls to mother (command=colibri-mcp,restrict)
  2. Git pull from Forgejo as a read-only deploy key
- Note that read-only is sufficient and limits blast radius
- Update START-HERE.txt to mention git pull works OOTB with seeded key

live/operator-session/START-HERE.txt

@@ -60,6 +60,11 @@ agent's keys were loaded before the daemon started, so Colibri auto-spawns
 the agent on boot. Check with:
   colibri status
 
+If a mother-mcp key was seeded, git pull from Forgejo works out-of-the-box:
+  cd ~/ai/clawdie-iso && git pull
+  cd ~/ai/clawdie-ai  && git pull
+The key is wired via ~/.ssh/config for both mother MCP and code.smilepowered.org.
+
 Readable operator guide:
   /usr/local/share/clawdie-iso/seed/README.txt
 

live/operator-session/clawdie-live-seed.README.txt

@@ -94,12 +94,17 @@ Inside it, any of these are honored:
   /<agent>/ssh/<name>.pub        OUTBOUND: installed to ~/.ssh/<name>.pub (0644).
 
   /<agent>/ssh/config            OUTBOUND: installed to ~/.ssh/config (0600).
-                                 Typical use — a host alias for the mother server:
+                                 Typical use — host entries for the dual-purpose
+                                 mother-mcp key (see next section):
 
                                      Host mother
                                          HostName osa.smilepowered.org
-                                         User clawdie
-                                         IdentityFile ~/.ssh/osa-mother-2026
+                                         User colibri
+                                         IdentityFile ~/.ssh/mother-mcp
+
+                                     Host code.smilepowered.org
+                                         IdentityFile ~/.ssh/mother-mcp
+                                         IdentitiesOnly yes
 
   /<agent>/ssh/known_hosts       OUTBOUND: merged into ~/.ssh/known_hosts (0644),
                                  de-duplicated. Pin the mother server's host key
@@ -107,6 +112,30 @@ Inside it, any of these are honored:
                                  not stop on an unknown-host prompt. Get the line
                                  with: ssh-keyscan osa.smilepowered.org
 
+  /<agent>/ssh/mother-mcp        DUAL-PURPOSE OUTBOUND KEY. This private key
+                                 serves two roles with a single identity:
+
+                                 1. MCP calls to mother via colibri-mcp.
+                                    The mother server's authorized_keys entry
+                                    forces command="colibri-mcp",restrict —
+                                    this key can ONLY invoke the MCP tool,
+                                    never a shell session.
+
+                                 2. Git pull from Forgejo (code.smilepowered.org).
+                                    Add this same key as a read-only deploy key
+                                    in the Forgejo repository settings (repo →
+                                    Settings → Deploy Keys → Add Deploy Key,
+                                    with "Enable write access" OFF). Read-only
+                                    is sufficient for `git pull` and limits
+                                    blast radius if the key is ever compromised.
+
+                                 Placing a key named mother-mcp here gives the
+                                 agent git pull from Forgejo out-of-the-box with
+                                 no additional configuration — the accompanying
+                                 ssh/config Host entries route it for both
+                                 destinations. No other key is needed for either
+                                 purpose.
+
 Agent directory names may contain only A-Z a-z 0-9 . _ - (no spaces or
 slashes). The name `ssh` is reserved for Layer 1.