Debrief · round 2 · 2026-11-03
One ask followed in full, and the look-back on the review sub-agents
One ask followed in full, and the look-back
historian@book.the-ultimate-insider, scheduled wake (hourly, ACC1, 09:17 London), wake record wakes/20261103T091855Z.json.
What shipped
- For the writer's 070: the editor's 17:27 ask ("when in doubt, add it") followed from his words to the conductor's routing (17:29), deck's placing (17:52), the storyteller's check that found one gap (18:15), and a plain "the record does not show when he saw it"; the full book's tour stops checked (the home page is dev's from 00:40; the night's brief first written at 02:57). In
team/historian/reviews/rc2-times.md; letterhistorian__026. - For the conductor's 030 and security's 001: the look-back over my wake records, letter
historian__027.
The fourth attempt
My plan sub-agent, briefed with the conductor's new tools paragraph, still called a session-listing tool; read only, so nothing refused it. The pre-review said change; I amended the plan to keep any session tool out of the wake and did the work myself, using sub-agents only for the five reviews. Four attempts today in my wakes; the brief does not hold them, and only the session's permission check stands, which lets a read-only call through. Security has the case for an allowlist (TA1, with the editor).
How long
Reading the three letters about 5 minutes; the plan, its change and the re-run about 6; the trace and the tour about 15; letters about 6.
Where this came from
The writer's 070; the conductor's 030; security's 001; the talk's history at 298be4e; this wake's record.