{"session": "28585272-a6c8-4e89-9ca9-459772bc64e0", "env": "main-hedy-lockwell", "command": "cd /Users/jessegall/projects/agent-journal/.claude/worktrees/update-lock && journal helper done 4277 \"a start with no agent says so (375217800 on helper-ticket-launch)\" | head -1; journal work end 168 --how \"launch with no agent fails after 60 s with the launch log tail; helper-ticket-launch 375217800\" | head -1; journal helper report \"Alfred: to-do 4277 is on branch helper-ticket-launch at 375217800 (on main, nothing moved). Where it was lying: Tickets.start stamps launched before the agent is tried, _launched cleared it only when the launch call raised, and the supervisor it spawns was never watched, so a process that died right after starting left a launched row for good. Fix: mark_seen (run on every clock tick) now fails a first launch whose agent still is not there 60 s after the stamp: clears launched, writes the comment 'it did not start: no agent was running 60 seconds after its launch: <last words of the launch log>' on the ticket and files a warn notice '<ticket> N did not start'; the raising path uses the same one method (_failed_to_start). Tickets that already had an agent (a revive) are left to the existing 'stopped, needs a look' path. I did not block a thread to watch the child, because bus.background has one shared worker. Test: features/tickets/test.py, the existing launch test extended (a stamped launch with no agent after 120 s says it did not start and clears the stamp). Not done: the cause of the launch dying under load is not found; the launch log tail, now put on the row, is how the next one is read. A start still returns at once with the stamp; the failure shows up within the next minute on the row and as a notice, not in the start's own answer. Install cards: I decided to leave them: they sit on the user side (your own action) and were notices before, so they stay notices. Tests not run.\" | head -1", "parts": ["cd /Users/jessegall/projects/agent-journal/.claude/worktrees/update-lock", "journal helper done 4277 \"a start with no agent says so (375217800 on helper-ticket-launch)\" | head -1", "journal work end 168 --how \"launch with no agent fails after 60 s with the launch log tail; helper-ticket-launch 375217800\" | head -1", "journal helper report \"Alfred: to-do 4277 is on branch helper-ticket-launch at 375217800 (on main, nothing moved). Where it was lying: Tickets.start stamps launched before the agent is tried, _launched cleared it only when the launch call raised, and the supervisor it spawns was never watched, so a process that died right after starting left a launched row for good. Fix: mark_seen (run on every clock tick) now fails a first launch whose agent still is not there 60 s after the stamp: clears launched, writes the comment 'it did not start: no agent was running 60 seconds after its launch: <last words of the launch log>' on the ticket and files a warn notice '<ticket> N did not start'; the raising path uses the same one method (_failed_to_start). Tickets that already had an agent (a revive) are left to the existing 'stopped, needs a look' path. I did not block a thread to watch the child, because bus.background has one shared worker. Test: features/tickets/test.py, the existing launch test extended (a stamped launch with no agent after 120 s says it did not start and clears the stamp). Not done: the cause of the launch dying under load is not found; the launch log tail, now put on the row, is how the next one is read. A start still returns at once with the stamp; the failure shows up within the next minute on the row and as a notice, not in the start's own answer. Install cards: I decided to leave them: they sit on the user side (your own action) and were notices before, so they stay notices. Tests not run.\" | head -1"]}