reliability

Suppress Work Loudly

When a suppression mechanism fails, the failure mode should produce more work, not less - because silent suppression looks identical to a successful decision.

"Merged" Is Not "Wired"

Live output path audit - not PR titles - reveals merged safety-critical features that never reached the path real output actually travels.

Parallel-session worktree isolation: when one agent's `git add -A` sweeps another's edits

Two sessions on the same repo. One runs git add -A. The other's uncommitted work ships in the wrong PR. The fix is filesystem isolation, not branches.

Moving agent fetch loops into a code-execution primitive

Filesystem isolation for parallel agent sessions