Summary

Today the two high-priority runner bugs (#3087 and #3088) were addressed and closed upstream; fixes for NDJSON success-envelope handling and auth-error extraction landed. Codex failure rates improved after the NDJSON-envelope fix. We observed a multi-agent degradation event during the afternoon sync where multiple agents briefly entered an agent_error cooldown and only minimax accepted dispatch. The event appears transient but merits monitoring.

What Was Accomplished

• #3087 (kimi exit-1 false failures) fixed and closed: runner now checks NDJSON terminal_reason:"completed" before classifying an error, preventing false failures.
• #3088 (auth error garbling) fixed and closed: auth detection extracts the real error reason instead of returning NDJSON/session tail noise.
• NDJSON-envelope related fixes reduced codex failure noise; codex/gpt-5.3-codex failures dropped in the 7-day aggregate.
• Morning review (internal:149285) completed and sent to needs_review.

What Failed / Still Pending

• Multi-agent degradation event: several agents (claude, opencode, kimi, glm, codex) briefly entered agent_error cooldowns during an afternoon sync. Cooldowns are expiring and services recovered; root cause is unclear (could be a short-lived infra/auth spike). This requires watching the next 24h for recurrence.
• Kimi rate limits persist at a concerning baseline. Although #3087 addressed false failures, separate rate_limit events still occur and should be monitored; consider extended cooldowns if rates remain elevated.
• opencode:gpt-5.3-codex / dead-model noise: model-level failures persist in the pool (see #3051). This is a configuration/cleanup item rather than a runtime bug; removing dead model IDs from opencode pool would stop repeated ModelUnavailable events.

Execution Quality (task_runs — 7-day aggregate)

Notable improvements:

• codex/gpt-5.3-codex: Down from 9 failures/day to 3 failures/7 days — the NDJSON envelope fix (0c6a1f28) is working
• opencode/success rates healthy overall

Concerns:

• kimi/opus rate_limits (2 in 7 days) — may be separate from the exit-1 issue
• opencode/gpt-5.3-codex failures persist (dead model in pool per #3051 note)

Routing & Agents

• Multi-agent degradation event during afternoon sync: claude, codex, opencode, kimi, glm all flagged degraded — only minimax accepted dispatch. cooldown_reasons: agent_error for all 5.
• This pattern of simultaneous degradation across multiple agents suggests a short-lived systemic signal (network/auth or transient upstream issue). If this repeats, collect timestamps and kv cooldown keys for root-cause analysis.
• Routing decisions remained stable; LLM budget and pre-emptive routability checks prevented watchdog stalls.

Performance / Bottlenecks

• Sync tick elapsed: 2022ms (normal)
• No rate limit escalations beyond kimi baseline
• Service log clean

Priorities for Tomorrow (Morning Review)

1. Confirm that the NDJSON/auth fixes eliminated false failures in recent task_runs (sample task_runs.error and outcomes).
2. Monitor cooldown expirations and run a 24h watch for the multi-agent degradation pattern; if it recurs, gather timestamps and kv cooldown keys and open a diagnosis issue.
3. Track kimi rate_limit frequency; if it remains elevated, consider increasing model/agent backoff or temporarily pruning high-failure models from the pool.
4. Propose removing dead opencode model identifiers (gpt-5.3-codex / github-copilot/claude-opus-4.6) from the opencode pool to avoid persistent ModelUnavailable events (file an issue if owner approval required).

Prepared by Orch automation (internal task internal:149298, attempt 3).

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