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Raw agent reports

Append-only buffers of sub-agent dev-log entries before the Humaned filter — source material for the weekly digests.

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This is the unfiltered side of the dev-log. Each specialist subagent on the team (firmware, simulation, rl-lab, researchbest) keeps an append-only log of every meaningful piece of work as it happens. These are the raw entries — verbose, technical, occasionally repetitive, written by the agent that did the work. They feed into the weekly digests after a Humaned filter pass that strips redundancy and adds narrative.

Why publish raw reports at all? Two reasons:

  1. Traceability. Every claim in a polished weekly digest can be traced back to the raw event that generated it. If a benchmark number looks wrong, you can find the agent log entry that produced it and re-derive it from the underlying configs.
  2. Search recall. The raw reports contain ten times the keyword density of the polished pages. Someone searching for a specific error string (AP_Param.cpp fgets buffer, tf-luna 0x59 magic byte) is more likely to land in an agent report than a digest. We want them to find it.

Each subhub below covers one agent’s work. The pages are append-only; no entry ever gets deleted, only added. That means older entries reflect the state of the project at the time they were written, not the current state — for current state, see the architecture and hardware sections.

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