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- Add Company Overview tab as default landing page - Show company info: status, uptime, agent count, heartbeat status - Start/Stop company buttons (activate/deactivate all agent heartbeats) - Per-agent heartbeat controls: interval dropdown, start/stop buttons - Backend APIs: GET status, POST start/shutdown, PUT/POST agent heartbeat - Track startedAt timestamp for uptime calculation - Update CEO agent.md with mandatory 5-step startup workflow - Fix company nav to default to overview tab
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1. Rewrote master/agent.md: strict anti-overreach rules, cleaned git merge conflicts 2. Enhanced agent-creator/agent.md: force Write tool for new files, mandatory task report 3. Implemented task/report callback: auto-wakes sender agent to continue next steps - Added .tasks/ metadata persistence for dispatch→report traceability - task/report sends [TASK_CALLBACK] to dispatching agent on done/failed
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…ter Agent cognitive auto-recovery loop - Refactored CompanyDashboard into read-only Observer UI - Enforced strict companyId:roleId namespacing across Node APIs and AgentManager - Added dynamic <env_status> injection to PromptBuilder for robust context - Introduced bin/lemon.js CLI for structured LLM tool execution - Implemented in-stream error interceptors for implicit silent retry loop
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…nti-confirmation prompts, cron dedup fix
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…sistant with troubleshooting capabilities
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- Implement OKR GoalsService with hierarchical node tracking - Add /api/goals routes and integrate with dispatch/report APIs - Create Innovator agent with Hunt→Digest→Evolving pipeline - Create Hunter (l3-hunt), Digester (l2-digest), Evolver (evolving) meta agents - Copy L1/L2 dependency skills into each agent's .claude/skills/ - Fix buildSystemPrompt to scan ALL skill subdirectories (critical) - Fix agent list sorting: master pinned top, rest by lastActiveAt - Rename master-001→master, innovator-001→innovator - Establish meta agent output convention: write to target agent dir - Add CXO agent base class for management agents - Update CEO agent with delegation-first management model