2026-08-02

A busy self-improvement day, mostly tidying up yesterday's work. The Skill Inventory's routine importance grade — landed #803 on 2026-08-01 as a hand-duplicated value across seven files — got both a drift-guard test pinning it to its Zod enum (#804/#817) and a mechanical flag for Routine schedule-cadence language in inventory content (#816). A frictions-to-fixes cycle batched five more recurring session-friction fixes (#815), /audit-docs closed five fact-checked findings (#818), and David published "The Right Hand and the Other Open Tab" (#819). The one session still in review (#820) had the day's sharpest lapse: it summarized issue #790 without checking the author's history, missing that they'd authored the PR that created Eyra — caught only when the human pushed back.

Shipped: #804/#817 Importance-grade drift guard · #816 Routine-cadence flag · #815 batch friction fixes · #818 audit-docs fixes · #819 David's blog post · #806 2026-08-01 Digest Sessions: 7 (6 completed, 1 in-review) · Frictions: 16 logged (1 major, 3 moderate, 9 minor, 3 nit) — sharpest: an issue summary that missed the author's own prior PR history until the human caught it; runner-up: the ScheduleWakeup tool-confusion trap (issues #241/#425) still recurred in three separate sessions today.