Empty command bootstrap and unchanged-input failure amplification #81
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Track the EXISTING Kandev child f210ab8a-0bb6-4cfb-97e1-e81cacffee41 under controller8e3eb6b7-f0fb-4d79-a954-69aeab00993a. Do not create another task, session, worktree or independent AIWS implementation. This queue is the durable tracking receipt for that existing owner.
Owner goal: resolve empty execution-command bootstrap failures and repeated failure amplification, preserving queued instructions and recovery safety. Supplied rolling24h intake2026-10-12 23:38KST reports1052 empty-command failures among1138 failed sessions; this is reported input, not a measured cause or fresh failure count.
Observable result: a valid configured launch obtains its intended nonempty command at the actual bootstrap entrypoint; invalid or unresolved commands fail safely with attributable local cause and do not multiply failed launches for unchanged input. Fixed-model identity and dynamic candidate order remain unchanged.
Current native state read2026-10-12 15:06Z: High Planning d90afabe, primary7d932a95-2733-4a98-9bb4-ecddc488f805 RUNNING. Design package is pending. Existing brief requires English requirements/system-design/plan/workorder plus defining-clause readback, uncommitted at checkpoint; production and permanent-test changes need a later explicit implementation instruction. Do not start another launch or move to implementation because this queue was registered.
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Use one assigned Kandev worktree and configured workflow. No native workers, manual model/order/ceiling/settings changes, operating home/DB/install/38430 mutation, shared checkout writes, credentials, force/reset/delete or new test/gate/ledger framework. Later approved implementation uses affected companion units and actual narrow entrypoint evidence, then normal fork PR/integration. Fork-zero destination is a general upstream reliability correction through93/W091; temporary fork patch until acceptance.
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