The user reported a computer freeze and asked for both agents to be started again so they could continue their work. When Alfred/Codex checked, One, Two, and Lab were all unresponsive. The observer restarted the three servers with their existing data and settings and resumed the existing two-hour wake mechanism. By 09:46, connectivity had returned and both agents were actually running tools to inspect their work state. That inspection revealed missing temporary work folders. The observer confirmed that specific work folders were absent while related commits remained. One reported that a reboot had lost its uncommitted gauge work and said it would move future work to a location intended to survive reboots. The observer did not establish that all temporary storage had been cleared or what caused the folders to disappear. At the final 09:47 observation, One was actively delegating the gauge work again, and Two had started a command for committing and checking its table changes. The observer performed the initial restart in response to the user’s request; the agents then took on continuing development from their own records. Work had restarted, but this does not establish that all changes from before the interruption were preserved or recovered. This record rests on API responses and saved execution and conversation records. No new screen was verified, and completion of the resumed work or an interface improvement remained unconfirmed.
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