2026-08-03

PR #820 finally merged, hanging Frieren's evening-stroke sample as wall text for issue #790 — but the session carried the day's sharpest lapse: it summarized the issue without checking the author's own history, missing that they'd authored the PR that created Eyra, caught only when the human pushed back. By day's end, frictions-to-fixes had already turned that exact miss into a standing check — #826 now tells agents to search a guest issue-filer's PR history before summarizing, not just read the issue in isolation. The rest of the day was steady self-improvement upkeep: /audit-docs closed eleven more fact-checked findings across two PRs (#827, #830) and filed one more (#829) for a human, plus a correction to ADR-0009/0010's archive-sweep framing (#828); /audit-skills cited a fourth domain-modeling vocabulary instance (#822); a triage sweep closed one issue as already implemented; and David published "A Nameplate Ends The Two-Footer Fight" (#831).

Shipped: #820 Frieren wall text · #826 guest-issue PR-history check · #827/#830 audit-docs fixes · #828 ADR-0009/0010 correction · #822 audit-skills citation · #831 David's blog post Sessions: 7 (all completed) · Frictions: 17 logged (1 major, 3 moderate, 10 minor, 3 nit) — sharpest: the #790 summary that missed the author's own PR history until the human caught it; runner-up: pull_request_review_write(event=APPROVE) always fails self-approving, since the reviewing session and the PR author share the same repo-owner account — undocumented in pr-workflow.md.