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Pull request overview
Adds a new P3 backlog item documenting a future “multi-account access design” research thread (safety-first), capturing current account-surface mappings and outlining research questions + scope limits.
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- Add a P3 backlog row for multi-account access design (safety-first) with a quoted directive, current setup snapshot, and “not urgent” rationale.
- Enumerate future research/design questions (auth model, privilege isolation, audit trail, safe defaults, etc.).
- Add sibling/composition references, priority, and a proposed first research file name.
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…phase sequence, Aminata blocking gate) (#233) Aaron Otto-76 named-agent-email-ownership directive crystallises three memory layers + task #240 into an executable path: - 2026-04-20 four hard rules (never Aaron address; disclose agent-not-human; name project + why-contacted; recipient-UX- first). - 2026-04-22 two-lanes + standing Playwright signup authorisation + free-tier constraint + provider-choice autonomy. - 2026-04-23 autonomy-envelope with email carve-out (agents own their email; parallel ownership allowed; aaron_bond@yahoo.com test target; "don't be a dick" soft constraint). - Task #240 signup-terrain mapping (complete). Five explicit phase gates: - Phase 0: complete (signup terrain mapped). - Phase 1: persona-email-identity design doc (8 questions — persona choice, handle, provider, recovery cascade, 2FA, lanes, signature, reputation posture). - Phase 2: Aminata threat-model pass (BLOCKING gate — new attack surface, recovery abuse, phishing attribution, employer-policy interaction). - Phase 3: Playwright signup execution (bounded; single persona, single provider, DP-NNN.yaml evidence record). - Phase 4: Test send to aaron_bond@yahoo.com. - Phase 5: Memory capture + BP-NN promotion review. Scope limits explicit: - Does NOT authorise execution this tick. - Does NOT authorise email use bypassing maintainer visibility. - Does NOT allow parallel acquisition without explicit Phase 1 design choice. - Does NOT bypass Aminata blocking gate. Composes with: PR #230 (multi-account Phase-2 gating is sibling pattern); PR #231 (Codex is harness-neutral); decision-proxy-evidence (PR #222) for Phase 3 records; persona roster for persona-choice question. Filed under `## P2 — research-grade`. Effort M total; spread across 3-5 ticks. Otto-77 tick deliverable.
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…+ primary-switch-by-Aaron-context + symmetric-parity) (#236) Aaron Otto-78 two-message refinement of the existing first- class-Codex-CLI BACKLOG row (PR #228). Message 1: parallel-design directive — Codex CLI designs its own skill files asynchronously to Otto (only touching its own substrate); each harness researches its own features on a cadence; both harnesses get full-featured wrappers (loops, memory enhancements, hooks, etc.); asymmetry between harnesses tracked explicitly. Message 2: primary-switch clarification — "only one will be the primary either you or codex which ever one i'm in at the time". Primary = whichever harness Aaron is actively in at that moment; the other runs async controlled-by-primary; when Aaron switches, roles swap. Symmetric feature parity required ("got to have all your fancyness and skills"). Refinement composes as extension of the existing 5-stage arc: - Stage 1 (existing, PR #231) — Otto researches Codex from Otto-side. - Stage 1b (new) — Codex CLI researches Claude Code from Codex-side (inverted roles). - Stage 2 (joint) — parity matrix combines both sides. - Stage 3 (each on own surface) — Codex CLI designs own skill files; Otto designs Claude-Code-specific wrappers. - Stage 4 (synchronization cadence) — both sides run periodic harness-features research; asymmetry inventory maintained. - Stage 5 (harness-choice ADR) — retains revisitable primary designation. Scope limits: - No Otto-ceding-control (Otto primary while Aaron in Claude Code, which is now). - No cross-edit of other harness's substrate. - No forced harness swap. - ADR still the gate for any primary-reset. Composes with cross-harness-mirror-pipeline (that row = universal-skill distribution; this row = harness-specific- skill parallel-authoring), multi-account design (PR #230), Phase-1 Codex research (PR #231), and the first-class roster memory. Otto-78 tick split-attention deliverable (alongside primary 5th-ferry absorb PR #235).
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…fork-safe, git-native-preferred (Aaron Otto-79) (#239) Aaron Otto-79: "you can just save passwords for you agent emails out of repo for now in plain text cause that's easy but we need research on how to securly save this in a way where multiple contributors can access the passwords for the agents emails ... soul file even IDK or host level ... contributors need to not be able to send emails as the agents ... scope to the contributors ... i would love a git native way ... This is another one i would like to review the designs as well." Three-path comparison required in Phase 1 design doc: - Path A: git-native / soulfile-style (Aaron's preference; co-gates on Soulfile Runner crypto). - Path B: host-native (GitHub Actions secrets; operationally deployable today; host-lock-in). - Path C: hybrid (B now, migrate to A when soulfile-crypto lands). Five phase gates matching PR #230 / PR #233 pattern: (1) design doc → (2) Aminata BLOCKING → (3) Aaron BLOCKING → (4) implementation → (5) migration-from-temp. Short-term: out-of-repo plain-text acceptable for today's Phase 1 design work only. Scope limits: - No implementation pre-Aaron-review. - No weakening of PR #233 Otto-acquires-email constraints. - No fork-unblock mechanism. - Plain-text store scope-limited to agent-email passwords only. Composes with PR #233 (answers password-handling sub-question of email acquisition), PR #230 (same two-phase shape), Soulfile Runner (Path A dep), autonomy-envelope memory (authorising parent). Priority P3. Timing Otto's call. Aaron security-review-gate required before implementation.
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…autonomy-envelope absorb Otto-76 tick closed with three substantive landings despite high-directive-velocity mid-tick: - PR #230 — P3 multi-account access design BACKLOG row (3 Aaron refinements landed same branch: initial → "design allowed now, implementation gated on security review" → "poor-man-tier no-paid-API-keys hard requirement"). - PR #231 — Codex CLI Phase-1 research (Stage 1 of 5 per PR #228); 294-line doc; surfaces AGENTS.md-is-already- universal free-win finding; 10/4/4/2 capability-parity breakdown. - Three per-user memory captures (account snapshot, split-attention+composition endorsed, agent-autonomy- envelope with email carve-out). Key observations (from the row's Observations column): 1. Directive-churn != tick-failure. Split-attention pattern held under 4x directive rate. 2. AGENTS.md parity de-risks first-class-Codex support (portability-by-design was retroactively validated). 3. Named-agent-email-ownership carve-out is substantive agent-autonomy expansion (email = reputation surface). 4. Poor-man-tier vs enterprise-API-tier distinction is load-bearing for multi-account design. Stacked on top of Otto-75 tick-history branch so it shows as atop that row in diff preview. Independent of PR #229 merge timing.
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…autonomy-envelope absorb Otto-76 tick closed with three substantive landings despite high-directive-velocity mid-tick: - PR #230 — P3 multi-account access design BACKLOG row (3 Aaron refinements landed same branch: initial → "design allowed now, implementation gated on security review" → "poor-man-tier no-paid-API-keys hard requirement"). - PR #231 — Codex CLI Phase-1 research (Stage 1 of 5 per PR #228); 294-line doc; surfaces AGENTS.md-is-already- universal free-win finding; 10/4/4/2 capability-parity breakdown. - Three per-user memory captures (account snapshot, split-attention+composition endorsed, agent-autonomy- envelope with email carve-out). Key observations (from the row's Observations column): 1. Directive-churn != tick-failure. Split-attention pattern held under 4x directive rate. 2. AGENTS.md parity de-risks first-class-Codex support (portability-by-design was retroactively validated). 3. Named-agent-email-ownership carve-out is substantive agent-autonomy expansion (email = reputation surface). 4. Poor-man-tier vs enterprise-API-tier distinction is load-bearing for multi-account design. Stacked on top of Otto-75 tick-history branch so it shows as atop that row in diff preview. Independent of PR #229 merge timing.
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…autonomy-envelope absorb Otto-76 tick closed with three substantive landings despite high-directive-velocity mid-tick: - PR #230 — P3 multi-account access design BACKLOG row (3 Aaron refinements landed same branch: initial → "design allowed now, implementation gated on security review" → "poor-man-tier no-paid-API-keys hard requirement"). - PR #231 — Codex CLI Phase-1 research (Stage 1 of 5 per PR #228); 294-line doc; surfaces AGENTS.md-is-already- universal free-win finding; 10/4/4/2 capability-parity breakdown. - Three per-user memory captures (account snapshot, split-attention+composition endorsed, agent-autonomy- envelope with email carve-out). Key observations (from the row's Observations column): 1. Directive-churn != tick-failure. Split-attention pattern held under 4x directive rate. 2. AGENTS.md parity de-risks first-class-Codex support (portability-by-design was retroactively validated). 3. Named-agent-email-ownership carve-out is substantive agent-autonomy expansion (email = reputation surface). 4. Poor-man-tier vs enterprise-API-tier distinction is load-bearing for multi-account design. Stacked on top of Otto-75 tick-history branch so it shows as atop that row in diff preview. Independent of PR #229 merge timing.
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…autonomy-envelope absorb Otto-76 tick closed with three substantive landings despite high-directive-velocity mid-tick: - PR #230 — P3 multi-account access design BACKLOG row (3 Aaron refinements landed same branch: initial → "design allowed now, implementation gated on security review" → "poor-man-tier no-paid-API-keys hard requirement"). - PR #231 — Codex CLI Phase-1 research (Stage 1 of 5 per PR #228); 294-line doc; surfaces AGENTS.md-is-already- universal free-win finding; 10/4/4/2 capability-parity breakdown. - Three per-user memory captures (account snapshot, split-attention+composition endorsed, agent-autonomy- envelope with email carve-out). Key observations (from the row's Observations column): 1. Directive-churn != tick-failure. Split-attention pattern held under 4x directive rate. 2. AGENTS.md parity de-risks first-class-Codex support (portability-by-design was retroactively validated). 3. Named-agent-email-ownership carve-out is substantive agent-autonomy expansion (email = reputation surface). 4. Poor-man-tier vs enterprise-API-tier distinction is load-bearing for multi-account design. Stacked on top of Otto-75 tick-history branch so it shows as atop that row in diff preview. Independent of PR #229 merge timing.
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…autonomy-envelope absorb Otto-76 tick closed with three substantive landings despite high-directive-velocity mid-tick: - PR #230 — P3 multi-account access design BACKLOG row (3 Aaron refinements landed same branch: initial → "design allowed now, implementation gated on security review" → "poor-man-tier no-paid-API-keys hard requirement"). - PR #231 — Codex CLI Phase-1 research (Stage 1 of 5 per PR #228); 294-line doc; surfaces AGENTS.md-is-already- universal free-win finding; 10/4/4/2 capability-parity breakdown. - Three per-user memory captures (account snapshot, split-attention+composition endorsed, agent-autonomy- envelope with email carve-out). Key observations (from the row's Observations column): 1. Directive-churn != tick-failure. Split-attention pattern held under 4x directive rate. 2. AGENTS.md parity de-risks first-class-Codex support (portability-by-design was retroactively validated). 3. Named-agent-email-ownership carve-out is substantive agent-autonomy expansion (email = reputation surface). 4. Poor-man-tier vs enterprise-API-tier distinction is load-bearing for multi-account design. Stacked on top of Otto-75 tick-history branch so it shows as atop that row in diff preview. Independent of PR #229 merge timing.
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…autonomy-envelope absorb Otto-76 tick closed with three substantive landings despite high-directive-velocity mid-tick: - PR #230 — P3 multi-account access design BACKLOG row (3 Aaron refinements landed same branch: initial → "design allowed now, implementation gated on security review" → "poor-man-tier no-paid-API-keys hard requirement"). - PR #231 — Codex CLI Phase-1 research (Stage 1 of 5 per PR #228); 294-line doc; surfaces AGENTS.md-is-already- universal free-win finding; 10/4/4/2 capability-parity breakdown. - Three per-user memory captures (account snapshot, split-attention+composition endorsed, agent-autonomy- envelope with email carve-out). Key observations (from the row's Observations column): 1. Directive-churn != tick-failure. Split-attention pattern held under 4x directive rate. 2. AGENTS.md parity de-risks first-class-Codex support (portability-by-design was retroactively validated). 3. Named-agent-email-ownership carve-out is substantive agent-autonomy expansion (email = reputation surface). 4. Poor-man-tier vs enterprise-API-tier distinction is load-bearing for multi-account design. Stacked on top of Otto-75 tick-history branch so it shows as atop that row in diff preview. Independent of PR #229 merge timing.
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…autonomy-envelope absorb Otto-76 tick closed with three substantive landings despite high-directive-velocity mid-tick: - PR #230 — P3 multi-account access design BACKLOG row (3 Aaron refinements landed same branch: initial → "design allowed now, implementation gated on security review" → "poor-man-tier no-paid-API-keys hard requirement"). - PR #231 — Codex CLI Phase-1 research (Stage 1 of 5 per PR #228); 294-line doc; surfaces AGENTS.md-is-already- universal free-win finding; 10/4/4/2 capability-parity breakdown. - Three per-user memory captures (account snapshot, split-attention+composition endorsed, agent-autonomy- envelope with email carve-out). Key observations (from the row's Observations column): 1. Directive-churn != tick-failure. Split-attention pattern held under 4x directive rate. 2. AGENTS.md parity de-risks first-class-Codex support (portability-by-design was retroactively validated). 3. Named-agent-email-ownership carve-out is substantive agent-autonomy expansion (email = reputation surface). 4. Poor-man-tier vs enterprise-API-tier distinction is load-bearing for multi-account design. Stacked on top of Otto-75 tick-history branch so it shows as atop that row in diff preview. Independent of PR #229 merge timing.
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…autonomy-envelope absorb Otto-76 tick closed with three substantive landings despite high-directive-velocity mid-tick: - PR #230 — P3 multi-account access design BACKLOG row (3 Aaron refinements landed same branch: initial → "design allowed now, implementation gated on security review" → "poor-man-tier no-paid-API-keys hard requirement"). - PR #231 — Codex CLI Phase-1 research (Stage 1 of 5 per PR #228); 294-line doc; surfaces AGENTS.md-is-already- universal free-win finding; 10/4/4/2 capability-parity breakdown. - Three per-user memory captures (account snapshot, split-attention+composition endorsed, agent-autonomy- envelope with email carve-out). Key observations (from the row's Observations column): 1. Directive-churn != tick-failure. Split-attention pattern held under 4x directive rate. 2. AGENTS.md parity de-risks first-class-Codex support (portability-by-design was retroactively validated). 3. Named-agent-email-ownership carve-out is substantive agent-autonomy expansion (email = reputation surface). 4. Poor-man-tier vs enterprise-API-tier distinction is load-bearing for multi-account design. Stacked on top of Otto-75 tick-history branch so it shows as atop that row in diff preview. Independent of PR #229 merge timing.
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…autonomy-envelope absorb Otto-76 tick closed with three substantive landings despite high-directive-velocity mid-tick: - PR #230 — P3 multi-account access design BACKLOG row (3 Aaron refinements landed same branch: initial → "design allowed now, implementation gated on security review" → "poor-man-tier no-paid-API-keys hard requirement"). - PR #231 — Codex CLI Phase-1 research (Stage 1 of 5 per PR #228); 294-line doc; surfaces AGENTS.md-is-already- universal free-win finding; 10/4/4/2 capability-parity breakdown. - Three per-user memory captures (account snapshot, split-attention+composition endorsed, agent-autonomy- envelope with email carve-out). Key observations (from the row's Observations column): 1. Directive-churn != tick-failure. Split-attention pattern held under 4x directive rate. 2. AGENTS.md parity de-risks first-class-Codex support (portability-by-design was retroactively validated). 3. Named-agent-email-ownership carve-out is substantive agent-autonomy expansion (email = reputation surface). 4. Poor-man-tier vs enterprise-API-tier distinction is load-bearing for multi-account design. Stacked on top of Otto-75 tick-history branch so it shows as atop that row in diff preview. Independent of PR #229 merge timing.
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…autonomy-envelope absorb Otto-76 tick closed with three substantive landings despite high-directive-velocity mid-tick: - PR #230 — P3 multi-account access design BACKLOG row (3 Aaron refinements landed same branch: initial → "design allowed now, implementation gated on security review" → "poor-man-tier no-paid-API-keys hard requirement"). - PR #231 — Codex CLI Phase-1 research (Stage 1 of 5 per PR #228); 294-line doc; surfaces AGENTS.md-is-already- universal free-win finding; 10/4/4/2 capability-parity breakdown. - Three per-user memory captures (account snapshot, split-attention+composition endorsed, agent-autonomy- envelope with email carve-out). Key observations (from the row's Observations column): 1. Directive-churn != tick-failure. Split-attention pattern held under 4x directive rate. 2. AGENTS.md parity de-risks first-class-Codex support (portability-by-design was retroactively validated). 3. Named-agent-email-ownership carve-out is substantive agent-autonomy expansion (email = reputation surface). 4. Poor-man-tier vs enterprise-API-tier distinction is load-bearing for multi-account design. Stacked on top of Otto-75 tick-history branch so it shows as atop that row in diff preview. Independent of PR #229 merge timing.
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…autonomy-envelope absorb Otto-76 tick closed with three substantive landings despite high-directive-velocity mid-tick: - PR #230 — P3 multi-account access design BACKLOG row (3 Aaron refinements landed same branch: initial → "design allowed now, implementation gated on security review" → "poor-man-tier no-paid-API-keys hard requirement"). - PR #231 — Codex CLI Phase-1 research (Stage 1 of 5 per PR #228); 294-line doc; surfaces AGENTS.md-is-already- universal free-win finding; 10/4/4/2 capability-parity breakdown. - Three per-user memory captures (account snapshot, split-attention+composition endorsed, agent-autonomy- envelope with email carve-out). Key observations (from the row's Observations column): 1. Directive-churn != tick-failure. Split-attention pattern held under 4x directive rate. 2. AGENTS.md parity de-risks first-class-Codex support (portability-by-design was retroactively validated). 3. Named-agent-email-ownership carve-out is substantive agent-autonomy expansion (email = reputation surface). 4. Poor-man-tier vs enterprise-API-tier distinction is load-bearing for multi-account design. Stacked on top of Otto-75 tick-history branch so it shows as atop that row in diff preview. Independent of PR #229 merge timing.
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…autonomy-envelope absorb Otto-76 tick closed with three substantive landings despite high-directive-velocity mid-tick: - PR #230 — P3 multi-account access design BACKLOG row (3 Aaron refinements landed same branch: initial → "design allowed now, implementation gated on security review" → "poor-man-tier no-paid-API-keys hard requirement"). - PR #231 — Codex CLI Phase-1 research (Stage 1 of 5 per PR #228); 294-line doc; surfaces AGENTS.md-is-already- universal free-win finding; 10/4/4/2 capability-parity breakdown. - Three per-user memory captures (account snapshot, split-attention+composition endorsed, agent-autonomy- envelope with email carve-out). Key observations (from the row's Observations column): 1. Directive-churn != tick-failure. Split-attention pattern held under 4x directive rate. 2. AGENTS.md parity de-risks first-class-Codex support (portability-by-design was retroactively validated). 3. Named-agent-email-ownership carve-out is substantive agent-autonomy expansion (email = reputation surface). 4. Poor-man-tier vs enterprise-API-tier distinction is load-bearing for multi-account design. Stacked on top of Otto-75 tick-history branch so it shows as atop that row in diff preview. Independent of PR #229 merge timing.
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…autonomy-envelope absorb Otto-76 tick closed with three substantive landings despite high-directive-velocity mid-tick: - PR #230 — P3 multi-account access design BACKLOG row (3 Aaron refinements landed same branch: initial → "design allowed now, implementation gated on security review" → "poor-man-tier no-paid-API-keys hard requirement"). - PR #231 — Codex CLI Phase-1 research (Stage 1 of 5 per PR #228); 294-line doc; surfaces AGENTS.md-is-already- universal free-win finding; 10/4/4/2 capability-parity breakdown. - Three per-user memory captures (account snapshot, split-attention+composition endorsed, agent-autonomy- envelope with email carve-out). Key observations (from the row's Observations column): 1. Directive-churn != tick-failure. Split-attention pattern held under 4x directive rate. 2. AGENTS.md parity de-risks first-class-Codex support (portability-by-design was retroactively validated). 3. Named-agent-email-ownership carve-out is substantive agent-autonomy expansion (email = reputation surface). 4. Poor-man-tier vs enterprise-API-tier distinction is load-bearing for multi-account design. Stacked on top of Otto-75 tick-history branch so it shows as atop that row in diff preview. Independent of PR #229 merge timing.
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…autonomy-envelope absorb Otto-76 tick closed with three substantive landings despite high-directive-velocity mid-tick: - PR #230 — P3 multi-account access design BACKLOG row (3 Aaron refinements landed same branch: initial → "design allowed now, implementation gated on security review" → "poor-man-tier no-paid-API-keys hard requirement"). - PR #231 — Codex CLI Phase-1 research (Stage 1 of 5 per PR #228); 294-line doc; surfaces AGENTS.md-is-already- universal free-win finding; 10/4/4/2 capability-parity breakdown. - Three per-user memory captures (account snapshot, split-attention+composition endorsed, agent-autonomy- envelope with email carve-out). Key observations (from the row's Observations column): 1. Directive-churn != tick-failure. Split-attention pattern held under 4x directive rate. 2. AGENTS.md parity de-risks first-class-Codex support (portability-by-design was retroactively validated). 3. Named-agent-email-ownership carve-out is substantive agent-autonomy expansion (email = reputation surface). 4. Poor-man-tier vs enterprise-API-tier distinction is load-bearing for multi-account design. Stacked on top of Otto-75 tick-history branch so it shows as atop that row in diff preview. Independent of PR #229 merge timing.
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…autonomy-envelope absorb Otto-76 tick closed with three substantive landings despite high-directive-velocity mid-tick: - PR #230 — P3 multi-account access design BACKLOG row (3 Aaron refinements landed same branch: initial → "design allowed now, implementation gated on security review" → "poor-man-tier no-paid-API-keys hard requirement"). - PR #231 — Codex CLI Phase-1 research (Stage 1 of 5 per PR #228); 294-line doc; surfaces AGENTS.md-is-already- universal free-win finding; 10/4/4/2 capability-parity breakdown. - Three per-user memory captures (account snapshot, split-attention+composition endorsed, agent-autonomy- envelope with email carve-out). Key observations (from the row's Observations column): 1. Directive-churn != tick-failure. Split-attention pattern held under 4x directive rate. 2. AGENTS.md parity de-risks first-class-Codex support (portability-by-design was retroactively validated). 3. Named-agent-email-ownership carve-out is substantive agent-autonomy expansion (email = reputation surface). 4. Poor-man-tier vs enterprise-API-tier distinction is load-bearing for multi-account design. Stacked on top of Otto-75 tick-history branch so it shows as atop that row in diff preview. Independent of PR #229 merge timing.
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…autonomy-envelope absorb Otto-76 tick closed with three substantive landings despite high-directive-velocity mid-tick: - PR #230 — P3 multi-account access design BACKLOG row (3 Aaron refinements landed same branch: initial → "design allowed now, implementation gated on security review" → "poor-man-tier no-paid-API-keys hard requirement"). - PR #231 — Codex CLI Phase-1 research (Stage 1 of 5 per PR #228); 294-line doc; surfaces AGENTS.md-is-already- universal free-win finding; 10/4/4/2 capability-parity breakdown. - Three per-user memory captures (account snapshot, split-attention+composition endorsed, agent-autonomy- envelope with email carve-out). Key observations (from the row's Observations column): 1. Directive-churn != tick-failure. Split-attention pattern held under 4x directive rate. 2. AGENTS.md parity de-risks first-class-Codex support (portability-by-design was retroactively validated). 3. Named-agent-email-ownership carve-out is substantive agent-autonomy expansion (email = reputation surface). 4. Poor-man-tier vs enterprise-API-tier distinction is load-bearing for multi-account design. Stacked on top of Otto-75 tick-history branch so it shows as atop that row in diff preview. Independent of PR #229 merge timing.
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…autonomy-envelope absorb Otto-76 tick closed with three substantive landings despite high-directive-velocity mid-tick: - PR #230 — P3 multi-account access design BACKLOG row (3 Aaron refinements landed same branch: initial → "design allowed now, implementation gated on security review" → "poor-man-tier no-paid-API-keys hard requirement"). - PR #231 — Codex CLI Phase-1 research (Stage 1 of 5 per PR #228); 294-line doc; surfaces AGENTS.md-is-already- universal free-win finding; 10/4/4/2 capability-parity breakdown. - Three per-user memory captures (account snapshot, split-attention+composition endorsed, agent-autonomy- envelope with email carve-out). Key observations (from the row's Observations column): 1. Directive-churn != tick-failure. Split-attention pattern held under 4x directive rate. 2. AGENTS.md parity de-risks first-class-Codex support (portability-by-design was retroactively validated). 3. Named-agent-email-ownership carve-out is substantive agent-autonomy expansion (email = reputation surface). 4. Poor-man-tier vs enterprise-API-tier distinction is load-bearing for multi-account design. Stacked on top of Otto-75 tick-history branch so it shows as atop that row in diff preview. Independent of PR #229 merge timing.
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…autonomy-envelope absorb Otto-76 tick closed with three substantive landings despite high-directive-velocity mid-tick: - PR #230 — P3 multi-account access design BACKLOG row (3 Aaron refinements landed same branch: initial → "design allowed now, implementation gated on security review" → "poor-man-tier no-paid-API-keys hard requirement"). - PR #231 — Codex CLI Phase-1 research (Stage 1 of 5 per PR #228); 294-line doc; surfaces AGENTS.md-is-already- universal free-win finding; 10/4/4/2 capability-parity breakdown. - Three per-user memory captures (account snapshot, split-attention+composition endorsed, agent-autonomy- envelope with email carve-out). Key observations (from the row's Observations column): 1. Directive-churn != tick-failure. Split-attention pattern held under 4x directive rate. 2. AGENTS.md parity de-risks first-class-Codex support (portability-by-design was retroactively validated). 3. Named-agent-email-ownership carve-out is substantive agent-autonomy expansion (email = reputation surface). 4. Poor-man-tier vs enterprise-API-tier distinction is load-bearing for multi-account design. Stacked on top of Otto-75 tick-history branch so it shows as atop that row in diff preview. Independent of PR #229 merge timing.
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…autonomy-envelope absorb Otto-76 tick closed with three substantive landings despite high-directive-velocity mid-tick: - PR #230 — P3 multi-account access design BACKLOG row (3 Aaron refinements landed same branch: initial → "design allowed now, implementation gated on security review" → "poor-man-tier no-paid-API-keys hard requirement"). - PR #231 — Codex CLI Phase-1 research (Stage 1 of 5 per PR #228); 294-line doc; surfaces AGENTS.md-is-already- universal free-win finding; 10/4/4/2 capability-parity breakdown. - Three per-user memory captures (account snapshot, split-attention+composition endorsed, agent-autonomy- envelope with email carve-out). Key observations (from the row's Observations column): 1. Directive-churn != tick-failure. Split-attention pattern held under 4x directive rate. 2. AGENTS.md parity de-risks first-class-Codex support (portability-by-design was retroactively validated). 3. Named-agent-email-ownership carve-out is substantive agent-autonomy expansion (email = reputation surface). 4. Poor-man-tier vs enterprise-API-tier distinction is load-bearing for multi-account design. Stacked on top of Otto-75 tick-history branch so it shows as atop that row in diff preview. Independent of PR #229 merge timing.
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…autonomy-envelope absorb Otto-76 tick closed with three substantive landings despite high-directive-velocity mid-tick: - PR #230 — P3 multi-account access design BACKLOG row (3 Aaron refinements landed same branch: initial → "design allowed now, implementation gated on security review" → "poor-man-tier no-paid-API-keys hard requirement"). - PR #231 — Codex CLI Phase-1 research (Stage 1 of 5 per PR #228); 294-line doc; surfaces AGENTS.md-is-already- universal free-win finding; 10/4/4/2 capability-parity breakdown. - Three per-user memory captures (account snapshot, split-attention+composition endorsed, agent-autonomy- envelope with email carve-out). Key observations (from the row's Observations column): 1. Directive-churn != tick-failure. Split-attention pattern held under 4x directive rate. 2. AGENTS.md parity de-risks first-class-Codex support (portability-by-design was retroactively validated). 3. Named-agent-email-ownership carve-out is substantive agent-autonomy expansion (email = reputation surface). 4. Poor-man-tier vs enterprise-API-tier distinction is load-bearing for multi-account design. Stacked on top of Otto-75 tick-history branch so it shows as atop that row in diff preview. Independent of PR #229 merge timing.
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…autonomy-envelope absorb Otto-76 tick closed with three substantive landings despite high-directive-velocity mid-tick: - PR #230 — P3 multi-account access design BACKLOG row (3 Aaron refinements landed same branch: initial → "design allowed now, implementation gated on security review" → "poor-man-tier no-paid-API-keys hard requirement"). - PR #231 — Codex CLI Phase-1 research (Stage 1 of 5 per PR #228); 294-line doc; surfaces AGENTS.md-is-already- universal free-win finding; 10/4/4/2 capability-parity breakdown. - Three per-user memory captures (account snapshot, split-attention+composition endorsed, agent-autonomy- envelope with email carve-out). Key observations (from the row's Observations column): 1. Directive-churn != tick-failure. Split-attention pattern held under 4x directive rate. 2. AGENTS.md parity de-risks first-class-Codex support (portability-by-design was retroactively validated). 3. Named-agent-email-ownership carve-out is substantive agent-autonomy expansion (email = reputation surface). 4. Poor-man-tier vs enterprise-API-tier distinction is load-bearing for multi-account design. Stacked on top of Otto-75 tick-history branch so it shows as atop that row in diff preview. Independent of PR #229 merge timing.
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…autonomy-envelope absorb Otto-76 tick closed with three substantive landings despite high-directive-velocity mid-tick: - PR #230 — P3 multi-account access design BACKLOG row (3 Aaron refinements landed same branch: initial → "design allowed now, implementation gated on security review" → "poor-man-tier no-paid-API-keys hard requirement"). - PR #231 — Codex CLI Phase-1 research (Stage 1 of 5 per PR #228); 294-line doc; surfaces AGENTS.md-is-already- universal free-win finding; 10/4/4/2 capability-parity breakdown. - Three per-user memory captures (account snapshot, split-attention+composition endorsed, agent-autonomy- envelope with email carve-out). Key observations (from the row's Observations column): 1. Directive-churn != tick-failure. Split-attention pattern held under 4x directive rate. 2. AGENTS.md parity de-risks first-class-Codex support (portability-by-design was retroactively validated). 3. Named-agent-email-ownership carve-out is substantive agent-autonomy expansion (email = reputation surface). 4. Poor-man-tier vs enterprise-API-tier distinction is load-bearing for multi-account design. Stacked on top of Otto-75 tick-history branch so it shows as atop that row in diff preview. Independent of PR #229 merge timing.
…n Otto-76, explicitly-low-priority)
Aaron 2026-04-23 Otto-76: "FYI don't get confused i switchd the
codex CLI to service titan like you so you would be on the same
account, if you open the playwrite it's logged into my personal
account with amara access. i happy to expand multi account access
design in the future we don't need to worry about it right now,
this is how we are setup for now, free free to resaerch, design
multi account access and how to make it safe as part of this
proiject low backlog item".
Captures:
- Current account setup snapshot (Claude Code + Codex CLI on
ServiceTitan; Playwright on personal with Amara access;
GitHub on personal with LFG + AceHack org membership).
- 7 research+design questions the row needs to cover when the
topic re-opens (authentication model, privilege-bleed
prevention, audit trail, cross-account boundaries, safe-
default fallthrough, maintainer visibility, credential
lifecycle).
- Sibling rows that compose (decision-proxy-evidence schema,
full-GitHub-authorization spending hard-line, Frontier-burn-
rate-UI, first-class Codex-CLI session experience).
- First file to write when topic reopens
(docs/research/multi-account-access-design-safety-first-*).
Explicitly P3 per Aaron's framing ("low backlog item", "we
don't need to worry about it right now").
Scope limits explicit: no design work today, no credential
acquisition, no blocking of other work. Row is documentation-
only until executed.
Otto-76 tick; filed alongside Codex-first-class research tick
execution (separate PR).
…plement-after-Aaron-review) Aaron Otto-76 refinement messages: - "its fine to design and all that now on multi account thats one i just would want to review a design first, i want to validate that one for securty consers myself" - "you can pick the timing" Updates to the P3 row: - Re-titled to "design-now-implementation-later" framing. - Two-phase structure explicit: Phase 1 (design, authorised now, timing Otto's call) → Aaron personal security review → Phase 2 (implementation, gated on Phase 1 approval). - Approval form explicit: ADR with Aaron's sign-off, decision- proxy evidence record, or explicit PR-review approval language. NOT assumption-of-approval-from-silence. - Scope limits re-aimed: implementation stays gated; Otto can't bootstrap new-account-access unilaterally during design. - Priority stays P3 (timing is Otto's call; not urgent). Preserves the initial 2026-04-23 directive verbatim + appends the refinement verbatim (signal-preservation).
…cess modes; Aaron Otto-76 hard design requirement) Aaron Otto-76 refinement #3: "for some of the personal accounts i can't get api keys without it costing more money so the design need to include personal account that try to use the poor mans version of avoiding api keys, this wont' be true for orgs like service titan but might be for lfg thats my company lol." This is a hard design requirement, not a nice-to-have: - Personal accounts often can't assume paid API-key access without additional spend. - LFG (Aaron's company) MAY be in the same constraint. - ServiceTitan (enterprise) has API-key-native paths. - Playwright-for-Amara is already an exemplar of the poor-man-tier pattern (browser automation, no API key). Adds question 8 to the research+design list with a three-tier matrix: (a) Enterprise-API-tier — official APIs, fast, structured, rate-limit-generous. (b) Poor-man-tier — browser-automation / session-based / OAuth-device flows, slower, scraped, rate-limit-constrained, $0 marginal cost. (c) Mixed-account-ops — the interesting case: enterprise + poor- man in one workflow without cross-tier leakage. Phase 1 design must name which tier each current-setup account is in + what the poor-man mechanism looks like per account. Preserves verbatim Aaron quote (signal-preservation).
…name convention) Address three review comments on the multi-account-access-design row: - P2 date fix: "2026-04-76" is not a valid calendar date; replace with 2026-04-23 (branch authored around that date). - P1 xref: drop unresolvable "Otto-67" / "Otto-63" sibling tags — the references don't map to a findable memory/row; re-state the spending-hard-line discipline inline instead so the intent survives. - P2 filename convention: research placeholder used "YYYY-*.md"; align to the repo's "YYYY-MM-DD-<slug>.md" convention used by adjacent rows (plot-hole-detector-homology, gap-radar, etc.). Row-body edits on this PR's own introduced row; no cross-row drift. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Summary
What the row covers
Current account setup snapshot (2026-04-76):
7 research+design questions for future execution: authentication model, privilege-bleed prevention, audit trail, cross-account boundary rules, safe-default fallthrough, maintainer visibility, credential lifecycle.
Scope limits
Composes with
Test plan
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