Plan: why the agent stopped, and what we do instead
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What you need to know
The mill on surmount-1 was not stuck. The occupancy prove was not stuck. Rewriting TECH.md was not why we went idle.
We stopped because the leftover list said "two-target emit" was next. That phrase is a heading. It does not name a file to change or a test that can fail. The worker refused to invent a job from a heading. That refusal was correct. Then I treated that refusal as "there is nothing left" and I did not start the next real job. That is why you saw us stop.
If you Approve this plan with no extra notes, we will:
- Write that halt down as a process miss, in AGENTS.md and WATCHER.md, so the next leftover run does not end when one heading has no test.
- Leave the five leftover host tools uncompiled unless you name one in a comment.
- Keep occupancy at 49 names. Do not mill HostModuleCheck. Do not pretend 65 of 69 happened.
- Keep the living compiler map at doc/compiler-map.md. Stop trying to win TECH.md against persist.
If you want the next leftover host tool compiled, name ProductPathWriteHc or DualEqWriteApi in a comment. Both can compile now that FreestandingEmit is built. HostModuleCheck still cannot, because its import list is too long for the mill helper.
Why that heading has no job
C emit and LLVM IR already exist as two separate pipes. C goes to out/freestanding-c. LLVM IR goes to out/llvm-ir. There is no leftover test that says "one command must write both and fail if either is stale." Inventing that test from the heading would be inventing work.
TECH.md turning into a 13k nested dump is a Grok OSS persist overwrite. We already moved the map to doc/compiler-map.md. That is annoying. It is not why implement stopped.
What we will do after Approve
Write the process miss in AGENTS.md and WATCHER.md: if a leftover heading has no test, keep going on the next real job. Do not omit the next implement prompt unless there is no real job left.
Do not start mill 65 unless you named ProductPathWriteHc or DualEqWriteApi.
Do not mill HostModuleCheck. Do not add occupancy name 50.
How we will know it worked
WATCHER's next implement line is not "two-target emit" with no test. Occupancy stays 49 names. Mill stays 64 of 69 unless you asked for mill 65 and it went green.
What you can still decide
- Compile mill 65 now as ProductPathWriteHc, DualEqWriteApi, or neither? Default is neither.
- Add a real join test that writes C and LLVM IR together? Default is no, unless you ask.
Plan: why the agent stopped, and what we do instead
The plan panel can vanish after present. This chat, and the session plan file, are the copies that stay. Use Approve / Comment / Revise / Exit on the panel if it is still open, or /view-plan to open it again. Empty Enter does not Approve.
What you need to know
The mill on surmount-1 was not stuck. The occupancy prove was not stuck. Rewriting TECH.md was not why we went idle.
We stopped because the leftover list said "two-target emit" was next. That phrase is a heading. It does not name a file to change or a test that can fail. The worker refused to invent a job from a heading. That refusal was correct. Then I treated that refusal as "there is nothing left" and I did not start the next real job. That is why you saw us stop.
If you Approve this plan with no extra notes, we will:
If you want the next leftover host tool compiled, name ProductPathWriteHc or DualEqWriteApi in a comment. Both can compile now that FreestandingEmit is built. HostModuleCheck still cannot, because its import list is too long for the mill helper.
Why that heading has no job
C emit and LLVM IR already exist as two separate pipes. C goes to out/freestanding-c. LLVM IR goes to out/llvm-ir. There is no leftover test that says "one command must write both and fail if either is stale." Inventing that test from the heading would be inventing work.
TECH.md turning into a 13k nested dump is a Grok OSS persist overwrite. We already moved the map to doc/compiler-map.md. That is annoying. It is not why implement stopped.
What we will do after Approve
Write the process miss in AGENTS.md and WATCHER.md: if a leftover heading has no test, keep going on the next real job. Do not omit the next implement prompt unless there is no real job left.
Do not start mill 65 unless you named ProductPathWriteHc or DualEqWriteApi.
Do not mill HostModuleCheck. Do not add occupancy name 50.
How we will know it worked
WATCHER's next implement line is not "two-target emit" with no test. Occupancy stays 49 names. Mill stays 64 of 69 unless you asked for mill 65 and it went green.
What you can still decide