{"session": "28585272-a6c8-4e89-9ca9-459772bc64e0", "env": "main-hedy-lockwell", "command": "journal work start \"3848 work await on the live path\" 2>&1 | grep -E \"^!|\\\"n\\\"\" | head -2; journal helper done 3848 \"Could not reproduce 58 ms. The whole command path (cli run: argparse, the gate checks for an agent session, Works.update, its event handlers) measured in-process on a copy of the 6,400-message record with a real agent session on it: 3 to 6 ms CPU per call steady, 6.5 to 7 ms the first call after warm-up, flat profile. The only visible extra is a one-time parse of the last ~1,000 events (about 5 ms) when the event log's held tail is stale, which the live server also pays after a restart. There is no slow-request snapshot of the work await in .journal/runtime/slow (the directory holds the last 52 files, none for /api/run work await), so I cannot see what the live server did that the copy did not; if it happens again its snapshot will be named for the api run call and I can read it then. No code change\" 2>&1 | tail -1; journal work end 58 --how \"3848 not reproducible; measured, no change\" 2>&1 | tail -1; journal helper report \"Alfred: 3847 is on branch dashboard-quiet, tip $(git rev-parse --short HEAD): the cause was my own newest-end listing walking the whole history for types with few open rows (it shows in newest_among in the live 2.267.64 snapshots); the open rows now come from the held open-rows list, 0.08 ms on 6,400 rows; suites pass (49). The live server was not measurable after the change (it ships with this). 3848 (work await): could not reproduce the 58 ms; the whole command path measures 3-6 ms in-process on a copy of the big record with an agent session, flat profile, and there is no api run snapshot of it in .journal/runtime/slow (the directory keeps only the last 52 files), so I closed it with those numbers and no code change; if it comes back, send me the snapshot name.\" 2>&1 | tail -1", "parts": ["journal work start \"3848 work await on the live path\" 2>&1 | grep -E \"^!|\\\"n\\\"\" | head -2", "journal helper done 3848 \"Could not reproduce 58 ms. The whole command path (cli run: argparse, the gate checks for an agent session, Works.update, its event handlers) measured in-process on a copy of the 6,400-message record with a real agent session on it: 3 to 6 ms CPU per call steady, 6.5 to 7 ms the first call after warm-up, flat profile. The only visible extra is a one-time parse of the last ~1,000 events (about 5 ms) when the event log's held tail is stale, which the live server also pays after a restart. There is no slow-request snapshot of the work await in .journal/runtime/slow (the directory holds the last 52 files, none for /api/run work await), so I cannot see what the live server did that the copy did not; if it happens again its snapshot will be named for the api run call and I can read it then. No code change\" 2>&1 | tail -1", "journal work end 58 --how \"3848 not reproducible; measured, no change\" 2>&1 | tail -1", "journal helper report \"Alfred: 3847 is on branch dashboard-quiet, tip $(git rev-parse --short HEAD): the cause was my own newest-end listing walking the whole history for types with few open rows (it shows in newest_among in the live 2.267.64 snapshots); the open rows now come from the held open-rows list, 0.08 ms on 6,400 rows; suites pass (49). The live server was not measurable after the change (it ships with this). 3848 (work await): could not reproduce the 58 ms; the whole command path measures 3-6 ms in-process on a copy of the big record with an agent session, flat profile, and there is no api run snapshot of it in .journal/runtime/slow (the directory keeps only the last 52 files), so I closed it with those numbers and no code change; if it comes back, send me the snapshot name.\" 2>&1 | tail -1"]}