Everything I could decide myself is decided. What's left needs
you. Each one carries the recommendation of the session that raised it — if you
agree, pick it and press Done. A model's opinion, where there is one, appears on the card
as a receipt line; cards with no receipt were never put to a model. "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.
1concession-watcher on Vercel prod: backgroundClient() rides ANTHROPIC_BACKGROUND_AUTH_TOKEN (session bearers, shared pool). 5/32 daily runs since 08-15 failed with extract: 429 rate_limit_error, Retry-After≈16100s (~4.5h 5h-window cap), all at 13:30 UTC. #6605 moved only the Fargate worker onto the dedicated propflow-background-prod metered key and explicitly left Vercel untouched. Fixing Vercel needs (a) that key provisioned on Vercel prod as a NEW env var and (b) a small seam in buildBackgroundClient() to read it, since zero bearers there currently falls back to Clara's ANTHROPIC_API_KEY. Both are secrets/billing changes — not autonomous.
In plain terms. Should the daily job that reads each property's website for move-in specials get its own paid Claude key on our web host, the same way the background worker got one on Aug 29? Today it runs on the shared subscription login, and about one day in six (Aug 15, Aug 28, Aug 29, Sep 1, Sep 15) that login is already tapped out for the next 4-5 hours by 8:30am Central, so both properties fail. Nothing was lost today because the old daily copy of this job (which we are retiring) still wrote both properties an hour earlier — but once it is gone, these failures become a day of stale specials. Retrying harder has been tried three times and cannot beat a 4-5 hour lockout. Which way do we go?
The session raising this recommends: Own paid key, like the worker It is the same call already made for the worker on Aug 29; the job is two small model calls a day, so the cost is cents, and the failures stop being a coin flip. Tried first, unsuccessfully: Read the run history in prod (47 rows, 5 identical 429 failures), the Sentry breadcrumbs (12 straight 429s, Retry-After 16148s, failover walked every token), today's 13:00 Lambda log (2/2 written), and the three prior retry-widening PRs (#6457, #6629, #6756) — retries are exhausted as a fix; the remaining move is a credential change I may not make alone.