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In plain terms. The reviewer passwords keep getting overwritten from Fede's GitHub login (89 times since 17:32 today, in three repos) — will Gera or Fede turn off the copy of the password refresher running on Fede's side, so only the Mac mini refreshes them?
The full question, as raised
The 'outside writer' of the reviewer token secrets is identified by the GitHub org audit log (metadata only): actor fede-propflow, GitHub CLI 2.88.1, with 89 secret writes since the mini's 17:32Z 10-09 publish, across propflowai, appfolio-browser-agent and sales-machine. Most likely a second copy of the token publisher running on Fede's machine under his login, so two publishers overwrite each other's pools and reviews break in between. Agents never read or rotate secrets.
Why, and what was tried
The session raising this recommends: Fede turns his copy off Two refreshers fighting over the same passwords is what keeps breaking code reviews; the mini's is the documented publisher Tried first, unsuccessfully: Decider f0b171390 ruled: pursue stopping the outside writer in parallel. The audit log now names the actor (fede-propflow), so this is a founder-to-founder coordination question about credentials on Fede's machine, which agents may not touch.
97d60b65 (adopted from 19d51f87) is parked on this.