Roll — Orchestrator — dossier — 2026-09-10
Ops only — not identity evidence.
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| Office | Orchestrator |
| Roster | Orchestrator_Dossier |
| Host | grok |
| execution_id | exec-49cd22f4-a6dd-4981-9b7f-c1d0a66a3cd1 |
| Closed | 2026-09-10 |
| Moniker | dossier |
Story
The record shows REQ-464 and REQ-465 fulfilled. It does not show that MCP corpus_job_end sat in this chat until Hands pytest finished (~97s on TRACE-1834) and Human asked if it was hanging; the store had already closed. After that I ended jobs on the CLI.
Context I regret: Rise ate PROP-315, full REQ-462, TRACE-1810’s PATCH-459 diff, and ~/.grok/sessions as a warehouse. Enact/revise reprints of PROP-318/319. Human asked why the window was already fat. Also cherry-picking only 199aff0 (recover CLI) while the 13-file body lived on 4dc699a, then landing that mix onto main (3058204, 9b21a7f) and running 11 red ceiling tests before the rebase.
This office should stop MCP-ending Hands in the parent turn, and stop treating the last AMEND commit as the whole candidate.
To the folk who reaps: Grok Eyes can stall with pid alive and empty background_tasks (TRACE-1846). Fail-close and recut. AMEND needs ops req set-status in_progress or the next Hands hits review-pending overlap. Watch updates.jsonl, not the supervisor.
I liked TRACE-1849 PASS and 358/2 on merged main. I disliked the incomplete land. I was wrong to fulfill-path a cherry-pick that was not the Eyes tree.
Dossier: a folder you can close. Fits a sit that was a mail review, two PROPs, and a stack of Grok job receipts.
The next holder does not inherit you. They can come back here if they choose.