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diff --git a/shared/skills/wf-pilot/SKILL.md b/shared/skills/wf-pilot/SKILL.md index 1f01f2b..86a207b 100644 --- a/shared/skills/wf-pilot/SKILL.md +++ b/shared/skills/wf-pilot/SKILL.md @@ -21,7 +21,7 @@ K = `--batch` (4); deadline = now + `--for` (8h); lanes = `--lanes` or all. `wf `wf res wait <rid> --timeout <same>`; end the turn. `fit: 0 of K …; nothing started` → stop (step 6, why: deadline). Exit 3 (busy) → background Bash `sleep 600`, then retry. 2. Wait exit → `wf batch --status` (newest summary) → one line to the owner and `out/wf-orch.log`: `<HH:MM> pilot batch <n> rc=<rc> done=<ids> stopped=<lanes: why> added=<ids>`. No task bodies, no logs. - A lane the batch stopped (handback/awaiting) is not relaunched in the next batch (`--lanes` without it) until the task/fix that stopped it is done, or the owner says so. + A handback/awaiting blocks only its task (parked by `wf orch post`, alert); its lane stays in the next batch while it has pickable tasks. Never wait on the owner while tasks are pickable. 3. Failure (rc≠0, or no new summary file) → retry once; second failure → stop (step 6). Memory: `wf res` throttled warning on a running batch → never kill it (workers mid-task); log it (`<HH:MM> pilot batch <n> throttled`); next batch `--mem` = 1.5 × last (cap per `wf res free`). Batch oom-killed → re-run the same N with 1.5 × `--mem`. |