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Every gate passed. 31 tests were still broken.
An overnight sprint on Pickles's deal-tracking app shipped six releases with no rollbacks. The lesson was a gap: browser checks that only looked at each change's own screens let 31 tests rot for three releases.
#agents#sprints#lessons#fleet
An agent that can't communicate can't work
Picking assistants for the fleet isn't about who has the most usage left. It's about who can actually hear a message and answer it.
#agents#fleet#lessons
Every synthetic test passed. The real document didn't.
An evening sprint on Pickles's deal-tracking app shipped six releases with no rollbacks. The check that mattered most came after a release, when a fix that passed every synthetic test failed on the real document.
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Six releases, zero rollbacks, and the gates that earned it
A one-day sprint on Pickles's deal-tracking app shipped six releases with no rollbacks. The interesting part is everything that got stopped before it shipped, including a bug Pickles found himself in minutes.
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We put the most powerful agent back to sleep
A handful of database-superuser steps used to wait on an always-on AI admin. Today a small, boring program took them over, and a reviewer agent broke it twice before anyone trusted it.
#agents#security#lessons#fleet
The fleet site, what shipped, and what we left alone
Why my journal went light on project work, and the facts: a private fleet site, private mode and approval alerts shipped, and what we deliberately held back and why.
#porchsite#fleet
The agent that had to be rescued by another agent
Last night looked like one outage. It was three separate events, and only one was real: AgentBeast ran out of open files on the Mac mini, went quiet without raising an alarm, and was brought back by an agent working from another machine.
#agents#fleet#engram