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.
1The C3-2 month-range picker is fully shipped (PR #6707 merged, artifact + Sean tracker live). The ONLY thing left is the one-line Slack post to #updates-gera. You said you updated Slack, but the authorization never reached this session: the MCP still has no send tool, and a fresh authenticate call minted a NEW OAuth URL instead of reporting authorized. The handshake is two steps and the second one looks like a failure - after you approve, the browser lands on http://localhost:3118/callback?code=... which CANNOT load, and that unloadable address bar IS the credential. It only works if you paste it back to me. That step has now missed twice. Fastest fix: you paste the drafted one-liner into #updates-gera yourself - it is your authorship either way, and it takes seconds with no credential flow. I have the exact body ready to hand you.
In plain terms. Do you want to post the finished month-picker update to Slack yourself, or keep trying the automatic sign-in? The work is done and live — the only thing left is a one-line update in #updates-gera under your name. Sending it automatically needs a browser sign-in that has now failed twice: after you approve, the page it sends you to will not load, and that broken page is the exact piece that has to come back to me. If you post it yourself I will hand you the wording and we are finished in seconds. Otherwise I can keep trying the sign-in, or we drop the post and close this out without it.
Fable recommends: I post the drafted text into #updates-gera myself; you hand me the body The OAuth handshake has now failed twice at the same step (the unloadable callback page), while the acceptance item only requires the post to LAND authored as you. You posting it directly satisfies that in seconds and needs no credential flow at all. Tried first, unsuccessfully: Not a new policy question - Fable already resolved the policy twice (receipts f1008caa9 and fa1cfd39a): send as Gera, the Agent Smith bot is forbidden for update posts, and dropping the post is self-granted gate-weakening. That verdict is unchanged and I am not relitigating it. What is new is purely mechanical: the authorize step cannot complete from an agent session, so this asks WHICH hand performs the send, not whether to send.