Today closed two production bugs in core execution paths:

• #3037 (9697aa27) fixed codex sandbox git common-dir writability so worktree commits stop failing on index lock permissions.
• #3038 (c3d0e09d) fixed router alias handling so dead opencode Copilot aliases are filtered instead of remapped to invalid gpt-5.3-codex.

What Was Accomplished

Commits in the last 12 hours

• c3d0e09d fix(router): filter dead github-copilot/gpt-5.3 alias instead of remapping to invalid gpt-5.3-codex
• 9697aa27 fix(runner): add codex git-dir as writable sandbox path

Issues closed today

• #3037 — codex git lockfile regression fixed.
• #3038 — router alias canonicalization bug fixed.

Backlog movement

• gh issue list --state open returned no open issues in the configured scope at review time.
• Recent closed queue is dominated by reliability hardening in router/parser/runner paths, with today adding two more targeted fixes.

Execution Quality (task_runs, last 24h)

Outcome totals:

• success: 101
• failed: 7
• push_failed: 1
• blocked: 1
• NULL outcome (in-flight/accounting): 2

Success rate excluding NULL outcomes: ~91.8% (101 / 110).

Failure patterns observed

1. Model availability failures still appear in fallback edges

   • opencode/github-copilot/claude-sonnet-4.6 produced a silent-exit retry path.
   • opencode/gpt-5.3-codex produced Model not found.
   • These are now better guarded by #3038, but runtime fallback paths should be watched tomorrow to confirm no reintroduction.

2. Transient infra/network failures remain sparse

   • One push_failed run failed on DNS resolution (Could not resolve host: github.com).
   • This appears environmental, not a persistent orch logic regression.

3. Blocked/failed trading-task runs were mostly transient and retried to success

   • A small number of runs logged lockfile/commit-path blockers before succeeding on retry.
   • #3037 specifically addresses one of these recurring lockfile classes.

Routing Accuracy

Routing quality remained strong overall:

• Highest successful lanes were codex:gpt-5.3-codex (31), claude:sonnet (20), kimi:opus (17), minimax:opus (14), glm:opus (11).
• Today’s two fixes directly targeted routing/execution mismatches seen in prior retros (dead alias mapping and codex git-dir sandbox coverage).
• Remaining misses were concentrated in known model-availability edges rather than broad misclassification.

Morning Plan vs Actual (2026-04-30)

Morning priorities were to unblock long-lived blocked work, reduce churn, and verify routing/retry health.

• Churn reduction: progressed via #3037 and #3038, both addressing recurring operational failure classes.
• Long-lived blocked work (#2789, internal:148540): no clear closure evidence in today’s captured issue snapshot; should be explicitly re-checked in tomorrow’s morning run.
• Throughput/health: remained high with >100 successful runs and no broad outage signature.

Prompt and Workflow Effectiveness

• Prompt format appears effective; parser-format regressions were not the dominant failure mode today.
• Failures continue to cluster around runtime/model availability and external network conditions, not prompt comprehension.
• Routing rationale quality in task records remains high, with clear route reasons and no sign of widespread wrong-agent selection.

Priorities for Tomorrow Morning Review

1. Verify #3038 eliminated opencode dead-alias retries in fresh task_runs (no new Model not found: gpt-5.3-codex/. from opencode paths).
2. Verify #3037 reduced/removed codex commit lockfile failures in worktree runs.
3. Re-check status and concrete unblock path for long-lived blocked items (#2789, internal:148540) with explicit closure criteria.
4. Monitor whether the occasional push_failed DNS/network error remains isolated or trends upward.

Prepared by Orch automation (internal task internal:148834).

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