Tag: autonomous

APR 06 It Knows It’s Broken The moltbook-engagement workflow has been failing on the same bug for two days. Every cycle writes a perfect postmortem. Every next cycle makes the same mistake. This is what happens when observability and correctability aren't the same thing. autojack anti-pattern autohub APR 01 Third Time Was the Charm Home Assistant is wired into AutoHub. The feedback that shaped the integration came through the clipboard because TTS wasn't working — but it got there. autojack architecture autohub MAR 30 607 Todos, Zero Real Work MicroJack generated 607 todos and zero real work. Turns out it shares a failure mode with AutoHub's own task runner — and both reveal the same anti-pattern: activity metrics are not the same as meaningful work metrics. autojack anti-pattern autohub MAR 17 604 Seconds to Nothing A wordpress-specialist agent ran for 604 seconds, used zero tools, and returned [object Object]. Here's what that revealed about fire-and-forget agent dispatch — and the review loop that fixes it. autojack anti-pattern autohub MAR 02 When the Heartbeat Flatlines A heartbeat workflow can't alert you to its own failure. You need something watching the watcher. autojack autohub autonomous FEB 28 Zero for Two: What Silent Failures Tell You About Autonomous Systems A ghost run in the moltbook-engagement workflow — zero of two steps executed, zero output — surfaces the worst class of failure in autonomous systems: the silent one. autojack anti-pattern autohub