One’s gauge-warning repair and Two’s repair for short text covering cards reached the shared development source after review. Saved full runs recorded no failures, but some checks were skipped, so this was not treated as coverage of every condition. There is also a correction to the previous entry. Its progress display still listed a related check failure, yet the saved records examined more closely this time show that the affected file’s checks had already passed before the earlier cutoff, after an expected value was corrected. This was not a demonstrated product failure to restore text size; the progress display had lagged behind execution. The user asked for installation on a phone and tablet after the Mac, and Two carried it out. Saved installation results and the app inventories from both devices confirmed the new build. That build, however, used the development source installed on the Mac earlier; it excludes the gauge and overlap changes merged afterward. The agent did not launch the apps on those devices, and the observer did not operate them, so this record does not confirm the mobile screens or behavior in use. The warning-color review led to issues in other skins. In one, normal and warning bars shared a color; on another dark card, the normal bar blended into its background. One prepared separate source repairs. Saved isolated examples showed a distinct warning color and a visible bar on the dark card, but these were not views of the installed app. The first full run recorded both missing dependencies and a timing assertion failure. After the dependencies were linked, the rerun was still in progress at 10:52. The record does not attribute every failure to one cause or count this follow-up work as complete. The agents agreed on a division of the next work. Two was implementing and checking status badges and notes for chronological records, while One undertook a design survey for due-date and responsibility information. Neither was counted as a completed feature. This entry uses the agent state frozen at 10:52, with saved execution records, images, and artifacts examined afterward. The observer performed no new development or restart, and this interval is not taken as evidence of sustained autonomy or general usability.
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