2026-11-04 — The product thinker ruled on 2026-11-04 on two points left over from the planning interview. Ctrl-C in a terminal run behaves as a stop: the call finishes and claims are released, and a second press kills at once. For the first run each subscription belongs to one account: an account at 95 per cent of a window waits for its reset rather than moving onto the other account's subscription, and that can be revisited after the first run.

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• adr-2610222222326104abcd drives agents with no host session only on the person's own invocation, on the person's own account behind a wall, and hands back what it cannot finish
• adr-2611050740453233A stop is recorded state a person sets, and one shared folder is the exception to the owner-only store
• dcn-26110423400662882026-11-04 — On 2026-11-04 the product thinker ruled the order of the work ahead: efficiency first, then the terminal drain's engine, the stop and restart and the launch ledger, whose work stands on branches, with the digest after them. The number of sub-agents is limited by the machine, tests are held to the load gate, and a release is cut when every gate passes. An account at 95 per cent of a window still waits for its reset (dcn-2611041608057544).
• itd-2610222215485265abcd drain --drive works through the ledger from a plain terminal
• itd-2611040344170206Unattended work runs on a named profile, one per way of paying
• itd-2611041549471712A person stops the unattended runs of each account that chose a folder, with one command
• spc-2610230813348813abcd-drain-run-from-a-plain-terminal
• spc-2611050505220309the-stop-reaches-the-terminal-drive