{"session": "c35e7375-7ce3-4bc3-b1ae-7cdf73bd1488", "env": "main", "command": "journal report create \"Why long-command marks go wrong and journal commands stall\" --brief \"Answer: nothing splits a chained line for timing; the whole Bash call is one run. The mark picks the oldest open run (waiting_run), not the running call; Ctrl-B is only queued and lands later on whatever runs then (STALE 600 s); follow() latches onto any later background task; show_running prefers a possibly stale row.step; Engine.moved_on posts the same card with no threshold; has_come_back checks any open call. Slow CLI: the sh shim gives the server 20 s (curl -m 20) and on a timeout reruns the command cold in Python, possibly twice; network commands like helper say are never timed so they leave no slow profile. Evidence: providers/payload.py:560, commands/http.py:197-205, features/long_commands/move.py:20-81, engine/command_runs.py:99-101, engine/inputs.py:9, runner/engine.py:117-130,361,437,464, runner/engines.py:66-70, runner/stepping.py:31-40, providers/claude.py:399-401, commands/http.py:377. Sound: subagent hooks never touch the run ring; refused calls settle; spooled Posts keep their time. Not confirmed: which mechanism made tonight's 21s and 2m26s; whether Claude's Post carries the rewritten command; how often the shim timed out.\" 2>&1 | tail -1; ps aux | grep -E \"git push|boot_guard\" | grep -v grep | wc -l; journal message read 23876 2>&1 | sed -n '/^}$/,$p' | tail -n +3 | head -8", "parts": ["journal report create \"Why long-command marks go wrong and journal commands stall\" --brief \"Answer: nothing splits a chained line for timing; the whole Bash call is one run. The mark picks the oldest open run (waiting_run), not the running call; Ctrl-B is only queued and lands later on whatever runs then (STALE 600 s); follow() latches onto any later background task; show_running prefers a possibly stale row.step; Engine.moved_on posts the same card with no threshold; has_come_back checks any open call. Slow CLI: the sh shim gives the server 20 s (curl -m 20) and on a timeout reruns the command cold in Python, possibly twice; network commands like helper say are never timed so they leave no slow profile. Evidence: providers/payload.py:560, commands/http.py:197-205, features/long_commands/move.py:20-81, engine/command_runs.py:99-101, engine/inputs.py:9, runner/engine.py:117-130,361,437,464, runner/engines.py:66-70, runner/stepping.py:31-40, providers/claude.py:399-401, commands/http.py:377. Sound: subagent hooks never touch the run ring; refused calls settle; spooled Posts keep their time. Not confirmed: which mechanism made tonight's 21s and 2m26s; whether Claude's Post carries the rewritten command; how often the shim timed out.\" 2>&1 | tail -1", "ps aux | grep -E \"git push|boot_guard\" | grep -v grep | wc -l", "journal message read 23876 2>&1 | sed -n '/^}$/,$p' | tail -n +3 | head -8"]}