The task strip shows the newest three follow-ups, not six - #67
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Six kept every ordinary run of follow-ups whole (measured over 1,151 prompts, only 26 runs went past three), but the strip is a reminder of where the work is rather than its history, and the older ones only pushed the line onto a second row. The test fails with the limit put back at six. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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The task strip shows the newest three follow-ups, not six
Six kept every ordinary run of follow-ups whole (measured over 1,151 prompts,
only 26 runs went past three), but the strip is a reminder of where the work
is rather than its history, and the older ones only pushed the line onto a
second row. The test fails with the limit put back at six.
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