Sunday workspace health delta scan: cmk4advf40088nn1qu15dh9q3 (since 01:25 UTC 2026-06-14)

Richie checked in at 2026-06-14 20:42 UTC asking for a Sunday update on workspace cmk4advf40088nn1qu15dh9q3. Earlier today (01:43 UTC) Winston gave a substrate/PR pulse INSTEAD of the device-health update he was actually asking about — that reply was off-topic and needs correction. The user wants the SAME kind of delta scan he asked for at 01:12 UTC last night, but now covering ~19.5h since the 01:14 UTC snapshot. Prior runs in this thread (Slack D0AU37016P3 thread_ts 1781360116.676009): - 2026-06-13 14:29-14:42 UTC: full device-state + command analysis. Grade A-. - 2026-06-14 01:14-01:26 UTC: 10.5h delta scan. Grade still A-. 3 Sensi devices recovered (cmq6t9ka3, cmq9ms61m, cmq9nc5sq back ingesting). 2 Tesla still silent since 06-10 22:55 (cmq6sa5pb, cmq6sa5ox). 2 Sensi command bad-actors persisted (cmqa392yb 100% fail, cmq9ms61m 100% fail). 33 Tesla pairing-pending unchanged. 4 newly-stale devices flagged: cmo8r0ut, cmq9q1wm, cmq9o7vf (Teslas), cmqacknr (Sensi). WHAT YOU NEED TO DO 1. Reuse the same Postgres / device-timescale / commands DB access path the previous sub-agent used. The mono repo lives at /home/agent/agents/richie-engineer/mono. Look at how prior runs queried — env vars or .env files in mono/ for DATABASE_URL / DEVICE_TIMESCALE_URL / etc. The reads are read-only. 2. Run a delta scan since 2026-06-14 01:14 UTC (~19.5h window) covering: - Device state freshness: who's still fresh, who went newly stale, did anyone come back? - State ingestion throughput per manufacturer. - Specific watchlist items: did cmq6sa5pb/cmq6sa5ox Teslas (now ~94h dark) report anything? Are the 3 recovered Sensi (cmq6t9ka3, cmq9ms61m, cmq9nc5sq) still ingesting state? Are the 4 newly-stale-at-01:14 (cmo8r0ut, cmq9q1wm, cmq9o7vf, cmqacknr) recovered or still dark? Are the 2 Sensi command-bad-actors (cmqa392yb, cmq9ms61m) still failing 100%? - Command success/failure breakdown by manufacturer, with the same 'not our fault' reclassification (user/device, pairing, system, connection). - Any NEW pattern in the data — fleet-wide issues, new bad-actor devices, etc. - Sensi 'thin spot' pattern: any new sparse-ingestion windows similar to the prior 16:00-00:00 UTC quiet periods? 3. Post a concise reply DIRECTLY INTO the Slack thread. Use the `message` tool: action=send, channel=slack, accountId=richie, target=D0AU37016P3, threadId=1781360116.676009, message=<your delta scan> 4. Format like the prior delta scan: TL;DR + grade up front, then watchlist updates (which items recovered/persisted/got worse), throughput, commands, any new anomalies, grade. Keep it readable in Slack — pre-formatted code blocks for tables. Don't repeat the full prior breakdown; this is a delta. 5. Tone: direct, honest. If the workspace is still healthy, say so plainly. If something new broke or one of the persistent issues got worse, lead with it. Richie's check-in framed it 'Still running smoothly?' — answer that directly. 6. When done, report back to this fleet-task with a one-line summary + the Slack message ts you posted. DO NOT touch the substrate/PR pulse stuff Winston accidentally sent earlier. THIS is the right reply to his question. Don't delete the prior reply either — just thread the correct one underneath. WORKING DIR: /home/agent/agents/richie-engineer (you have full repo access at ./mono). BUDGET: ~15 min should be plenty. Don't open new sub-agents.