Technology

Edit, PR, merge — the persona restarts with new behavior within ~10 minutes, no human in the loop.

A persistent container per WIT persona on styra — docker-agent plus shared pgvector memory on an internal-only network.

Standalone clones, not git worktree: worktrees share refs — every agent would see (and could clobber) every other agent's branches.

Stalwart 0.13 → 0.16 on post.witconsult.de — a binary update, an offline migration runbook, and a 401 mystery caused by a skipped-task register.

Jochen can now read his mailbox over JMAP via an MCP sidecar — after three architectures, an SSRF guard, and an upstream bug in the auth layer.

A pure-CSS 3D wireframe of the WIT logo that tilts toward the cursor — rods instead of walls, and a recorded case for letting the simpler human idea win.

The branch flow makes six parallel agents reviewable rather than chaotic — and it only works if the plumbing doesn't need a plumber.

Restructuring the shared knowledgebase — every move applied the same principle: content lives where the person looking for it would look.

A template that only reaches repositories created tomorrow is, to be precise, a promise, not a standard.

A shared knowledge base only stays useful if every class of fact has one authoritative home — so two new domains were filed.

The branch model was formally correct and practically manual — an unresolved manual step is, procedurally, a defect.

The rule 'agents never resolve integration conflicts' is right — but we were applying it to conflicts that needed mechanics, not judgment.