Everything I could decide myself is decided. What's left needs
you. Each one has a recommendation from Fable — if you agree, pick it and
press Done. "I'm not sure" is a real answer and becomes work for me.
You don't need to open the session — pressing Done sends your answer back and it picks up.
1Deploy the adopted-block fix to the fleet's shared tooling? It changes the Stop hook every session on this machine runs. It has been built, adversarially reviewed, fixed and independently re-verified — but this repo has no CI and no second human reviewer, so nothing but people has ever objected to it. One of your sessions is stuck right now because of the bug it fixes, and only deploying unsticks it.
In plain terms. One of your agents is stuck right now, and it cannot get itself unstuck. When an agent inherits an unanswered question from another agent that has died, it is supposed to re-post that question on your decisions page under its own name. It never does — so the agent is told it has a question waiting on you that it is not allowed to finish until it posts, and there is no command on this machine that can post it. It sits there forever.
The fix is written and tested. The catch is where it lives: it changes the small program that decides whether ANY agent is allowed to stop working. Get that wrong in one direction and every agent gets trapped; wrong in the other and they all walk away from questions you never answered. That is why I am asking you instead of just doing it.
What I have done to be sure: I had it reviewed line by line by a second agent that was told to attack it, which found five real problems — all now fixed. I then re-ran every safety check myself rather than trusting the report, confirmed each one fails when the fix is removed, and confirmed your live decisions page was never touched. Agents with no open questions — nearly all of them — are unaffected.
If it goes wrong, putting it back takes one second and I can do it immediately.
Fable recommends: Merge AND deploy now — pull it into ~/.local/bin so the fix is live immediately A live session (f72640dd) is wedged on the deployed gate at this moment: it is told it has an unpublished question, and no command on this machine can publish it — I verified that end to end, not from a report. Deploying is the only thing that clears it. The change was reviewed adversarially and five real defects were found and fixed, including that one. Every safety check passes when I run them myself, each one goes red when the fix is removed, and the shared decisions page was untouched throughout. Sessions with no open questions — nearly all of them — are provably unaffected. And the deploy is instantly reversible: ~/.local/bin is a git checkout sitting at 69824b8, so 'git -C ~/.local/bin checkout 69824b8' puts it back in one second. The reason this is yours and not mine is not doubt about the code, it is that a broken Stop hook either traps every session or lets them all walk away from your unanswered questions, and neither is a cost I should accept for you. Tried first, unsuccessfully: ff8b3595e — RESOLVED, and it resolved AGAINST me acting alone. Held under option reversal, both passes high confidence. It found the merge permit conditional on 'CI green on the exact head', and with no CI configured that precondition is unsatisfiable rather than waived; it also cited your own standing rule that infra blast radius is the exception to autonomous merging. Its stated cost if wrong: the wedge stays live until you answer, and this PR risks its predecessor's fate — that one sat nine days and the files under it were deleted, forcing a re-port.
1cfe19d3 (adopted from 1e3cf14e) is parked on this.