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# 2026-03-09
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## Geopolitical Turbulence Trapper workflow test marked failed
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- Tao explicitly called out that main had fallen into a loop of sending long "in progress" updates without actual advancement.
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- Re-check showed no live or recent execution evidence for the planned workers:
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- `data_worker`
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- `strategy_worker`
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- `dashboard_worker`
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- `subagents list` returned none, no subagent sessions were visible for this work, and `CURRENT_STATE.md` had to be corrected from a generic blocked/in-flight framing to a clearer failure framing.
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- Conclusion agreed with Tao: this was not a case of one worker getting stuck mid-execution; the workflow test failed earlier because execution agents never truly launched into evidenced work.
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## Workflow corrections agreed with Tao
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- Add a hard distinction between `dispatching` and `in_progress`.
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- Require evidence before claiming a task is truly underway.
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- Treat missing first evidence within 10 minutes as `blocked: launch failure`.
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- Main should only proactively update Tao on: actual start with evidence, milestone, blocker, or completion.
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- Long empty "in progress" status pages are now considered process noise, not progress.
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## Documentation updated
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- Updated `skills/agent-workflow/SKILL.md` to strengthen the `dispatching` vs `in_progress` rule and require conversion to `blocked` on launch failure.
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- Updated `skills/execution-agent-dispatch/SKILL.md` so worker replies must include `status / summary / evidence / risk / next`, and so `accepted` does not get mistaken for meaningful execution.
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- Updated `memory/CURRENT_STATE.md` so the Geopolitical Turbulence Trapper entry is recorded as a failed workflow test rather than vague ongoing progress.
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## Restart approved
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- At 07:04 Tao approved restarting the project.
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- Restart is being treated as a fresh evidence-gated run, not a continuation of the failed pseudo-progress loop.
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- Initial restart state is `dispatching`, with `main` explicitly owning the Milestone 2 restart until fresh visible execution evidence exists.
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- Heartbeat state was reset to track the restarted project under the new rules.
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## Validation + new failure mode found
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- Tao approved a minimal validation run using a single temporary worker.
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- The validation worker successfully launched, wrote `/Users/taodeng/.openclaw/workspace/main/tmp/worker-validation-2026-03-09.txt`, and returned a structured success report.
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- This confirmed the base execution-agent pipeline is functional.
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- However, the result auto-announced to Tao before main performed its own state-consumption and summary step.
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- New root-cause finding: the system is vulnerable to a `completion-consumption` bug where runtime-visible worker completion does not automatically flip main out of its local waiting posture.
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- Agreed fix direction: harden agent-workflow, project-heartbeat, and dispatch checklist rules so main must immediately consume visible worker completion/milestone/blocker and cannot continue behaving as if it is still waiting.
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## 07:16 watchdog result: launch failure / blocked
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- The project-heartbeat watchdog re-checked the restarted run after the 10-minute window.
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- No fresh worker/session execution evidence appeared beyond the 07:04 user-visible restart acknowledgment; active session traces showed no new milestone/work output for this project.
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- Per the new workflow rule, the restart must be treated as `blocked` with reason `launch failure`, not as silent `in_progress` work.
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- Heartbeat state was paused after reporting the blocker so Tao does not get repeated empty nudges without a new restart decision.
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