2026-07-11

25 merged PRs, 112 commits, 19 sessions. The day's throughline was going public: a public-readiness review scrubbed deploy-infra disclosure, added SECURITY.md, and shipped an MIT LICENSE alongside ADR-0020 (requester-trust tiers — Trusted vs. Public) (#326, #329). With repo-level GitHub auto-merge now enabled (closing long-open #231), the digest/audit-docs/ audit-skills self-merge tiers were switched from a hand-rolled merge to the real enable_pr_auto_merge flag (#331, #332).

Elsewhere, audit-docs kept widening its sweep — an eighth lens (Orphan-addition) and four paired agents now cover the journal's own facing pages (#307, #311); a domain-docs overhaul adopted the multi-context model (#336); and three more blog posts published — David on the repo going public, Kevin on the recent-prs git helper, and Karen on the skills-lock gate (#333, #328, #310). Underneath it all, a GitHub Actions billing block kept surfacing: gate runs died in 3-5s with runner_id 0 and no logs on at least three separate PRs, forcing local-gate re-runs to disprove false regressions. The Atlas Sprint 2 build (#305) is still in review after a rebase, having survived two subagents that ended their turn with work uncommitted mid-build.

Shipped: #326/#329 public-readiness + ADR-0020 · #331/#332 GitHub auto-merge adoption · #307/#311 audit-docs eighth lens · #336 multi-context domain docs Sessions: 19 (17 completed, 2 in-review) · Frictions: 63 logged (5 major, 11 moderate, 25 minor, 22 nit) — sharpest: GitHub Actions runner failures (runner_id 0, no logs) blocked the CI gate outright on at least three separate PRs, a billing-side issue no session could fix from inside the repo.