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fleet: prioritize operational reliability before console polish
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Repository state outranks conversation memory. Query ownership before crossing a domain boundary.
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## Owner priority update: reliability before visual polish (2026-10-03 UTC)
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The owner requested that TORCH's operating defects be fixed first so the fleet
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benefits from improved operation. This supersedes the UI-first ordering below,
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not the existing resume authorization or safety boundaries. The authoritative
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backlog priorities were changed through the revision-checked owner API.
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Sequence the smallest safe current-schema stopped-unknown recovery and CLI
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qualification first; then truthful lifecycle/status and their source-safety
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prerequisites; then qualified bounded continuation/event-driven wakes under
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pause, budget and authority policy; then actionable operational attention.
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Compact cards/detail modals and coordinator Chat remain high-priority work after
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these reliability gates. Do not require the entire future company architecture
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to deliver a safe minimal recovery. Reprioritization does not resolve blockers,
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grant test consent, enable automatic wakes or launch agents. Preserve task owners,
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dependencies and evidence; explicitly block/resequence existing assignments when
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needed rather than replacing them silently or creating concurrent assignments.
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## Owner-approved fleet resume and priority polish cycle (2026-10-02)
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The owner explicitly said: "We got a reset. lets get torch as pollished as we can.
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# TORCH remaining work
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## Current owner priority: reliability first (2026-10-03 UTC)
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This ordering supersedes the UI-first ordering below. The existing authoritative
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backlog, not this index, controls task state and assignment.
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1. Safe current-schema runtime recovery (`TASK-company-runtime-recovery`) and
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combined CLI qualification (`TASK-pilot-cli-suite-timeout`).
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2. Truthful startup/session status (`TASK-pilot-starting-presence`) and its
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existing Kernel reservation/Work candidate-safety prerequisites.
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3. Persistent operations and bounded event-driven continuation
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(`TASK-conversation-persistent-operations`,
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`TASK-conversation-event-driven-wakes`), followed by actual scheduler
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qualification (`TASK-conversation-scheduler-qualification`).
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4. Specific actionable operational warnings (`TASK-console-attention-actions`).
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5. Compact cards/detail modals and coordinator-first Chat remain high priority.
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The first four groups and incomplete technical prerequisites are urgent;
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scheduler qualification is high. These priority-only changes preserve owners,
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states, dependencies and evidence. Blocked remains blocked; automatic wakes stay
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disabled until qualified and explicitly activated. Older pause/install/status
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statements below are historical snapshots, not current runtime evidence.
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## Priority UI cycle: compact cards and agent Chat
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Owner-approved [Console UI spec](CONSOLE_CHAT_AND_COMPACT_CARDS_SPEC.md).
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