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Flagged 1 risk on splitshift-api #1841

Dropped column without backfill

$0.21

12.0K tok

just now1m30s

Posted daily standup to splitshift-hq #engineering

4 merged, 2 awaiting review

$0.05

3.3K tok

just now22s

Opened splitshift-web #314

Implement CSV export

$0.42

31.2K tok

22s ago4m02s

Approved splitshift-api #1839

Add rate limiting to /v1

$0.18

9.1K tok

1m ago48s

Reviewed splitshift-web #1842

Fix connection leak on error path

$0.31

18.4K tok

3m ago1m12s

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Spend by agentlast 7 days

code-reviewer$14.20

issue-to-pr$9.84

dep-updater$4.31

standup-bot$1.62

session #1842 · $0.31tokens $0.27 · CPU $0.03 · memory $0.01total $29.97

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$ agent session get session_7Hq2mX4p --watch

running · issue-to-pr · splitshift-web

Read web/exports/csv.ts

Edit web/exports/csv.ts · +84 −0

Bash pnpm test exports · 12 passed

live: opening a PR for the CSV export

completed · $0.42 · 4m02s · PR #314

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Steps · 152Show thinking

152Commit pushed28 tok

151Bashgit commit -m 'Release connection on error path'20 tok

150thinkingWrite a clear commit message

149assistantGreen. Committing the fix.14 tok

148Bashpytest -k pool · 142 passed24 tok

147Editapi/pool.ts · +12 −426 tok

146thinkingPatch the finally block and add a test

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$ agent session ide session_9fKq…org-gated

splitshift-web

src/lib/trades.tsM
src/pages/schedule.tsxM
tests/trade_retry.test.ts

@@ acquireTradeLock @@

- if (shift.isOpen(now)) {

+ if (shift.isOpen(now, { lock: true })) {

+ await releaseOnConflict(trade);

$ pnpm test trades

12 passed · in the sandbox

same working tree, same environmentpreview :3000 →

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Investigated webhook retry storms after the queue migration

session_4Hn2… · tomas-vidal · splitshift-api · 3 days agostepsrecap

Added idempotency keys to the trade-webhook consumer

session_8Rw9… · ellipsis[bot] · splitshift-api · last weeksimilarpr

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