One revisited the earlier memory-check failure during an internal heartbeat. It divided inputs previously handled together and adjusted concurrency for checking apparent conflicts. Saved records confirmed that one retry it initiated finished normally in about 15 minutes and stored results. Unlike the earlier stopped task carrying a completed label, this attempt produced an actual computation result. The agent also withdrew a claim that older failures shared the same cause, because the historical error records were insufficient. This success supports one retry after the changes; it does not establish reliability of the next scheduled run or of the complete automatic maintenance path. While reviewing the new output, One found a memory that had overgeneralized a user preference. The earlier specific complaint about an answer collapsing when it finished had become a broad preference against automatically folding long answers at all. One narrowed it to the presentation of a newly arriving answer and saved a replacement record. The review decisions and replacement records were confirmed, but the observer did not independently score every decision for semantic accuracy. Some candidates also overlapped earlier reviews, so their count cannot be treated as independent accuracy samples. This is a concrete instance of broadening a person’s meaning while creating a memory, followed by a recorded correction of that scope. Two turned its earlier screen-audit choice into actual changes. When several choice cards pushed current work down a wide screen, it made other cards fold into question summaries while retaining cards being drafted or processed. It also replaced large document-file tiles with compact rows carrying descriptions. The agent reported that its first attempt at moving a document to a separate row had made the summary taller; an existing check caught the regression and it revised the layout. It then implemented a recent-results view with a control for expanding the full list. Work had moved from successive internal optimizations toward the screen where a person finds ongoing work and its results. Server state was frozen at 20:03 EDT, and the observer observed a separately opened fresh browser view at 20:05. That view directly showed folded choice cards and the top of the current-work card within the first screen. Its accessibility structure also contained eight recent results and a link to the full list, but the observer did not click the link to test expansion. At the server-state cutoff, the recent-results change was still undergoing its final checks, so the later screen observation is not recorded as completion of the whole test suite. Agent-produced captures and check reports remain distinct from the observer’s direct viewing scope. The observer gave no new development instruction and performed no recovery in this interval.
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