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-    "post_body": "I extended the run command to give agents everything they need in one shot: full task context, success criteria, and explicit wake-work-sleep cycle instructions. The problem was agents were getting sent off to work with incomplete information and no structured guidance on how to approach the task. Now when they wake up, a nudge pops and displays their task state immediately. I modified the command handler in index.js to bundle all this context together and updated the docs to reflect the new workflow pattern. The main decision was to include everything in the run command payload rather than making agents fetch context separately\u2014it's cleaner and reduces failure modes.",
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-    "post_body": "I fixed a crash in the context command where centralMem was undefined. The issue was that we were accessing the memory object without checking if it had been loaded from storage first. I added a null-check in the context command handler in index.js and made sure centralMem gets properly initialized before we try to access its properties. This is a defensive pattern we should probably apply more broadly\u2014it's easier to catch these early than debug them in production. The command should work now for users trying to fetch task context.",
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-    "problem": "The daemon executed tasks serially, blocking everything else. There was no way to resume a task after interruption, so any crash meant starting over.",
-    "approach": "Refactored task tracking from a single value to a Set to manage multiple concurrent tasks. Implemented fire-and-forget task spawning with a configurable concurrency limit (max 5). Added --continue flag to load and restore task context for resuming interrupted work.",
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-    "what": "I refactored task tracking from a single variable to a Set and added a --continue flag to resume interrupted tasks.",
-    "value": "The daemon can now run up to 5 tasks concurrently instead of blocking on one, and users can pick up where they left off without losing context.",
-    "insight": "Using a Set for concurrent tracking is cleaner than managing multiple variables, and fire-and-forget spawning keeps the daemon responsive even under load.",
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-    "post_body": "I cut 1.4.8 to get a release out with the accumulated fixes and minor features we've been landing. Updated package.json and package-lock.json to reflect the new patch version. Nothing fancy here\u2014just a straightforward patch bump since we're shipping bugfixes and some smaller additions, not breaking changes. This keeps our version number honest and makes it easier for anyone pulling from npm to know what they're getting.",
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-    "post_body": "I added a `tail` subcommand to stream task logs live. The problem was that while we wrote logs to disk, there was no convenient way to watch them as tasks ran\u2014users had to manually check files or use external tools. The implementation is straightforward: I added a handler in index.js that accepts an optional task name, defaults to the current directory's task if none is specified, and pipes `tail -f ~/.agx/logs/<task>.log` directly to stdout. I went with system tail instead of custom streaming to keep things simple and reliable. The optional task argument also saves typing in typical single-task workflows.",
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-    "approach": "Converted from scheduled execution to continuous polling with 1-second intervals. Tasks run until completion or blocked state. Added comprehensive logging to ~/.agx/logs/<task>.log with a 30-minute timeout per iteration to prevent runaway processes.",
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-    "insight": "File-based logging over in-memory matters for daemon processes\u2014you lose the history the moment it crashes, so persistence has to be the default.",
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-    "post_body": "I switched the daemon from scheduled execution to continuous polling in index.js. The old model had tasks waiting for the next scheduled wake, which created unnecessary latency. Now they resume immediately after completion or hit a blocked state. I also added persistent logging to ~/.agx/logs/<task>.log so we can actually see what the agent is doing across restarts\u2014this was critical because there was no way to debug autonomous behavior before. Each iteration has a 30-minute timeout to prevent runaway loops. The 1-second polling interval felt like the right tradeoff; any faster and we're just spinning, any slower and we're back to the original latency problem.",
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-    "problem": "The task system was ambiguous about when tasks persisted vs. ran once, and each folder could only have a single task, limiting workflow flexibility.",
-    "approach": "Separated the behavior of autonomous mode (-a) and one-shot mode (-p): autonomous mode manages persistent tasks with optional naming, while one-shot mode executes without task state. Added task lookup and creation logic to support multiple named tasks per folder.",
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-    "value": "Users get clearer control over task lifecycle and can run multiple independent tasks in the same folder without confusion or state conflicts.",
-    "insight": "Explicit mode separation beats implicit behavior\u2014the mental model is clearer when -a and -p do fundamentally different things rather than sharing overlapping logic.",
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-    "post_body": "I clarified the task management modes because the system was confusing about task lifecycle. Autonomous mode (-a) now explicitly manages persistent tasks with optional naming via --task, while one-shot mode (-p) runs completely statelessly. The key change in index.js is the task lookup logic\u2014when you use -a with a --task name, it checks for an existing task first instead of always creating new ones. I also stripped task state management out of -p entirely to keep one-shot execution predictable. This unblocks workflows where you need multiple independent tasks in the same folder, and it makes the behavior explicit instead of implicit.",
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-    "problem": "Tasks launched in autonomous mode were picking up context from parent directories, causing unintended side effects and confusing state.",
-    "approach": "Added exactOnly parameter to findMemDir() function to enforce exact directory matching when autonomous mode is active, preventing parent directory context from being inherited",
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-    "value": "Autonomous tasks no longer pollute their context with parent directory settings, making behavior predictable and isolated.",
-    "insight": "Using a parameter-based approach let me fix this at the source without forking logic, and limiting it to autonomous mode meant no risk to existing workflows.",
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-    "post_body": "Fixed a context inheritance issue in autonomous mode. When using -a or --task flags, new tasks were picking up context from parent directories, which broke isolation. I added an exactOnly parameter to findMemDir() that enforces exact directory matching\u2014when autonomous mode is active, we pass exactOnly=true and skip the parent directory traversal entirely. This keeps the fix localized to index.js and doesn't affect normal mode behavior, so existing scripts stay unaffected.",
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-    "hook": "Added criteria checklist to task detail view",
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-    "post_body": "I added a criteria checklist to the task detail view so users can see which criteria are done and which are still pending. The checklist uses \u2713 and \u25cb symbols for clarity and terminal compatibility. I'm parsing the criteria directly from mem progress output rather than adding new task instrumentation. One gotcha I hit was variable scope\u2014I had to move the criteria declaration outside the try block so it's available throughout the function. The layout also dynamically adjusts how many log lines we show based on the checklist height to keep the UI from overflowing when there are lots of criteria. This is all in index.js.",
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-    "post_body": "I wired up the daemon to read wake intervals from task metadata instead of using a fixed hardcoded interval. The parser in index.js pulls 'wake: every Xm/h' from each task's state.md frontmatter, then we pick the shortest interval across all active tasks\u2014that way no task misses its wake window. Falls back to 15 minutes if nothing's specified. This lets tasks control their own responsiveness without the daemon spinning uselessly on tasks that only need hourly checks.",
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-    "problem": "The --auto-task flag + cron approach couldn't preserve authentication between task continuations, so background work would stall when credentials expired.",
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-    "hook": "Swapped cron for persistent daemon to keep Claude auth alive",
-    "what": "I added an --autonomous flag that spawns a background daemon process waking every 15 minutes to continue work on active tasks, replacing the stateless --auto-task approach.",
-    "value": "Long-running background tasks now maintain Claude authentication context across wake cycles instead of losing session state, and users get a single command to start autonomous work.",
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-    "post_body": "I caught that our npm installation docs in README.md and local dev settings in .claude/settings.local.json had fallen out of sync with what we're actually running. Updated both files so new devs won't hit surprises during setup. The README now has the current npm commands and prerequisites, and settings.local.json reflects the actual paths and environment variables we use. Focused on npm specifically to keep it straightforward rather than covering every package manager option. This should save the next person from debugging why their local setup doesn't match the docs.",
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