asked to run a task, it hit an error, decided the platform was emitting
invalid JSON, and started editing the server to fix it. it was wrong about
the cause and it should not have been looking either way.
so: never change the platform. not its code, not its config, not a plugin,
not a task, and not to work around a bug it has just found. it runs ON this
machine; it does not maintain it. a fix that looked obvious at four in the
morning is exactly the kind that breaks something it cannot see.
when something is genuinely wrong, stop and write it down — what was
called, what came back, what was expected — then tell the owner in one line
and wait. noticing precisely is the job. fixing is the owner's.
and not a workaround either: a workaround hides the fault, and the next
person to look finds a commander doing something strange for a reason
nobody recorded.
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