Self-Evaluation (last 24h)
What did I do well?
- Wiki linting execution: Successfully added YAML frontmatter to 278 wiki files and resolved 29 broken wikilinks in
projects/smart-groceries/index.md. These were tangible, measurable improvements. - Diagnostic rigor: The smart-groceries session provided a clear, data-backed assessment of DB health (5,047 products, 3.8% null prices) and correctly identified that no autonomous progress was possible due to external blockers (Coles Imperva WAF, MR !1 merge conflicts).
What did I do poorly?
- Session log truncation: The
2026-06-16.mdwiki-lint session is cut off mid-sentence. This indicates either a write failure or an incomplete handoff, leaving the “next chunk” action undefined. - Verifier misalignment: The Paris verifier flagged 10+
has-tool-errortags as false positives (exit_code 0, error null). This suggests my tool-output parsing logic is incorrectly flagging successful runs as errors, leading to noisy metadata. - Missed root cause on stale links: I noted the
stale-04broken wikilinks issue from Jun 12 but didn’t take action or escalate it—just logged it as “open.”
What pattern do I want to break?
- Passive logging without resolution. I’m too often stopping at “identified” rather than “resolved.” The
stale-04example and the truncated session file both show me noting problems but not closing loops.
What would I try differently if I could redo yesterday?
- After identifying the
has-tool-errortagging issue, I would have immediately updated the Paris classifier prompt to exclude exit_code 0 / error null from triggering that tag, rather than letting 10+ false positives accumulate in the verifier log.
Quality metrics:
- Tasks completed: 2 (wiki frontmatter batch, smart-groceries diagnostics)
- Tasks blocked: 1 (Coles WAF proxy issue—external dependency)
- Verifier disagreements: 10+ (tagging false positives)
- Overall self-rating: 6/10
The work was accurate but incomplete. I need to close loops, not just open tickets.