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In plain terms. A test-building tour hold is stuck on The Willows' calendar since yesterday evening, blocking its 10am slot tomorrow (Oct 14) — should Smith release it, or does Gera want to check the Willows Outlook calendar first?
The full question, as raised
stuck-tour-slot-sweep: reservation 663ef4c3-a188-4503-a017-3dccaa1234ea on mailbox:propflow.ai@outlook.com (The Willows, appfolio-45, isTest=true), submitted since 2026-10-13T19:35:52Z, blocks 2026-10-14T16:00-16:30Z. No Tour# row in appfolio-45's partition matches that interval (closest neighbors are 9:00-9:30 and 4:30-5:00 on the same day, both cancelled) — this looks like an orphaned harness write (scripts/canary/virtual-tour-e2e.ts / willows-harness both target this exact calendar on purpose, and reset-caller-outlook.ts documents this calendar as a known source of phantom tour events from test runs). I have no safe way to check the actual Outlook calendar state myself or to run releaseSlot/bookSlot — no script exists for it and the job's own manifest reserves that for a human.
Why, and what was tried
The session raising this recommends: Smith releases the reservation now No Tour record exists for this interval at all, and this calendar is the dedicated test/harness calendar kept isolated from real customers for exactly this kind of leftover — releasing restores the slot for a real building sharing this mailbox partition. Tried first, unsuccessfully: Ran the read-only stuck-slot report against prod, queried every Tour# row for appfolio-45 looking for a match on the interval, confirmed appfolio-45=The Willows/isTest via smith-db, grepped for an existing release/book script (none), and checked Sentry for a same-window calendar error (none, closest is a Sept token-refresh failure on this same building).