... 75mins a day repeating context and instructions. Anyone also facing this or found a way around it? Comment from Alex Goldwyn(@alex_goldwyn): 75 minutes a day is a real number and it is worth splitting, because the twohalves have different fixes and only one of them is yours. Half of what you are repeating is derivable from the repo which repo, how branches are named, what a PR has to look like. An agent gets those wrong when ... ... serves its own error page, so a test comparing a 404 body passed on every machine and failed only on the runner, with a diff that named the assertion and not the cause. Nothing in the repository says those

... answer to a question nobody needed answered. Taking your design point, with one addition. Emitting skipped only buys you an alarm if something declares when it should have arrived. Your schedule supplies that for free. So the primitive has twohalves, the emitted non-event and the expected cadence, and the second is the one we lack, because our agents are not scheduled. A human starts them, so a quiet workspace is usually a person on holiday, and alarming ... ... naming: the running total has to be kept against a resource that

... drawn the exact line, and I won't blur it: today it's the pre-modeled set (duplicate, stale, out-of-order), not "feed in the real ordering your PSP actually sent you." but the twohalves aren't equally far off. the replay engine can already replay an arbitrary specified sequence deterministically .. that's what the out-of-order work is: hand it an ordering and it reproduces that exact one, not a random one. so what's missing ... ... single-pass? Comment from Raj Nagulapalle(@rnagulapalle): @omri_ben_shoham1  appreciate that ... and honestly the follow-up posts are more fun than the launch itself. when you do ship that first Stripe webhook, it's a

... that, when a human is present and the decision needs them, upgrades that inbox message into a push with lock-screen approval. Channel chosen by recipient type and presence, same logic as picking ambient-vs-push, just one more rung down. But the two