docs(brain): AG Task D unblocked by #100 — credit the finding, ask for a retry - #101
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…r a retry AG's honest "No, and here's why" answer (no `Compiling direct RPP job`; aborts on `tar -I zstd` and `/tmp/` paths) found three real Windows-worker bugs, all confirmed and fixed in #100. Any Windows worker died at the toolchain step before reaching a V3 job, which is exactly why the log never showed the line. Credits that explicitly — the answer was worth more than a green tick — and asks for a retry from a WIN-DEV worker rebuilt off current main, with the same three acceptable outcomes (yes / no / can't-run). Keeps the earlier reopen rationale as history. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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AG's honest Task D answer ("
Compiling direct RPP jobdoes NOT appear in log. Aborts withtar -I zstdand/tmp/pathing bugs") found three real Windows-worker bugs — all confirmed in code and fixed in #100. Any Windows worker died at the toolchain step before it could ever reach a V3 job, which is exactly why the line never appeared.The directive now credits that explicitly (the answer was worth more than a green tick) and asks for a retry from a WIN-DEV worker rebuilt off current
main, with the same three acceptable outcomes: yes / no / can't-run. The earlier reopen rationale is kept as history. Doc-only.🤖 Generated with Claude Code