{"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: branch helper-hooks-line, three commits on main, head ff1cf029d. Run: tests/test_it_boots.py in full once (73 passed, 4 failed), then the failing ones again after each fix. (1) 2d3dfb555, your fault: the server prints its address first, the hooks line after it; launch says it on stderr. The server test passes. (2) 9fce4da83: the two one-agent warm-up tests also failed in the parallel run and not from my line: engine/runtime.py record_step (the steps of a start) read and rewrote the whole file and five warm tracks end together, so one dropped the other's lines; now one lock and the store's atomic write. (3) ff1cf029d: after that the same two tests failed on their own ordering: the test recorded 'until the server listens' AFTER the warm-up and journal speed --start reads only what follows that step; a real start records it first, so the test now does too (test file only, main's own test). The start-menu test (typed5-KeyboardInterrupt) failed once in the full run and passed in the two later runs with the machine less busy; I did not change it, so treat it as load until it fails again. Final runs on this branch: one-agent warm-up [.claude] and [.codex] 2 passed, the server-ends test and the start-menu tests passed. I did NOT re-run the whole of test_it_boots.py after the last two commits, only those tests; run it before you tag.\" | head -1", "parts": ["cd /Users/jessegall/projects/agent-journal/.claude/worktrees/update-lock", "journal helper report \"Alfred: branch helper-hooks-line, three commits on main, head ff1cf029d. Run: tests/test_it_boots.py in full once (73 passed, 4 failed), then the failing ones again after each fix. (1) 2d3dfb555, your fault: the server prints its address first, the hooks line after it; launch says it on stderr. The server test passes. (2) 9fce4da83: the two one-agent warm-up tests also failed in the parallel run and not from my line: engine/runtime.py record_step (the steps of a start) read and rewrote the whole file and five warm tracks end together, so one dropped the other's lines; now one lock and the store's atomic write. (3) ff1cf029d: after that the same two tests failed on their own ordering: the test recorded 'until the server listens' AFTER the warm-up and journal speed --start reads only what follows that step; a real start records it first, so the test now does too (test file only, main's own test). The start-menu test (typed5-KeyboardInterrupt) failed once in the full run and passed in the two later runs with the machine less busy; I did not change it, so treat it as load until it fails again. Final runs on this branch: one-agent warm-up [.claude] and [.codex] 2 passed, the server-ends test and the start-menu tests passed. I did NOT re-run the whole of test_it_boots.py after the last two commits, only those tests; run it before you tag.\" | head -1"]}