{"session": "28585272-a6c8-4e89-9ca9-459772bc64e0", "env": "main-hedy-lockwell", "command": "cd /Users/jessegall/projects/agent-journal/.claude/worktrees/update-lock && journal helper report \"Alfred: the kinds match, so no filtering explains it. A helper's dispatch and follow-up marks are made by one controller line (features/helpers/controller.py:165 and :266, _mark_primary with name=<helper name>, icon=bot, helper=<n>), identical for Codex and Claude, so both get the same kind. Reading features/phone/chat_view.py card_shows (the 71a694156 rule): a card with no kind and a name, and not on the user's side, files under 'plugins'; the helper card carries name=the helper's name, so BOTH providers' helper marks stamp as 'plugins'. 'plugins' is not in the default-hidden kinds (acknowledgements and sequence_steps only), so by default they show. Two real findings: (1) a user who hid 'plugins' hides every helper mark, Codex and Claude alike; a helper's mark is not a plugin note, so it wants its own kind (kind='helpers' on those two cards, and a line in the viewer's list of kinds): say if you want me to do that. (2) Nothing here distinguishes Codex from Claude, so if Sir Jesse really saw only Claude helpers marked, the cause is not the kind; I would then ask him for the chat. Not run, no change made. Starting 4272 now.\" | head -1; journal worktree cut \"hooks-at-start\" 2>&1 | head -1; journal helper todo 4272 >/dev/null; journal work start \"Every start checks the hooks are wired\" 2>&1 | grep '\"n\"'", "parts": ["cd /Users/jessegall/projects/agent-journal/.claude/worktrees/update-lock", "journal helper report \"Alfred: the kinds match, so no filtering explains it. A helper's dispatch and follow-up marks are made by one controller line (features/helpers/controller.py:165 and :266, _mark_primary with name=<helper name>, icon=bot, helper=<n>), identical for Codex and Claude, so both get the same kind. Reading features/phone/chat_view.py card_shows (the 71a694156 rule): a card with no kind and a name, and not on the user's side, files under 'plugins'; the helper card carries name=the helper's name, so BOTH providers' helper marks stamp as 'plugins'. 'plugins' is not in the default-hidden kinds (acknowledgements and sequence_steps only), so by default they show. Two real findings: (1) a user who hid 'plugins' hides every helper mark, Codex and Claude alike; a helper's mark is not a plugin note, so it wants its own kind (kind='helpers' on those two cards, and a line in the viewer's list of kinds): say if you want me to do that. (2) Nothing here distinguishes Codex from Claude, so if Sir Jesse really saw only Claude helpers marked, the cause is not the kind; I would then ask him for the chat. Not run, no change made. Starting 4272 now.\" | head -1", "journal worktree cut \"hooks-at-start\" 2>&1 | head -1", "journal helper todo 4272 >/dev/null", "journal work start \"Every start checks the hooks are wired\" 2>&1 | grep '\"n\"'"]}