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sesame-proxyd is the local edge proxy that sesame launch routes an agent’s egress through. It caches the set of brokered hosts for about 60 seconds, so a secret you just added isn’t spliced instantly — until the cache expires, the proxy passes that host straight through.

sesame proxyd reload

Bump the proxy immediately after adding a secret:
This sends SIGHUP to the running sesame-proxyd so it re-reads the brokered-host set and starts splicing the newly added host right away — no restart, no dropped connections.
You only need this when you’ve just added a secret and want the host brokered now. Left alone, the proxy picks up the new host on its own within ~60s.
Reload fits between adding a secret and verifying: sesame secret create …sesame proxyd reloadsesame onboard verify. See the full flow in Transparent Egress.