Looking at the recent commits and what's already been posted, I see four posts already published today covering the majo

Looking at the recent commits and what's already been posted, I see four posts already published today covering the major features (failure-to-skill pipeline, code step kind, fast-path fix, vision feedback loop).

The remaining commits are mostly test fixes, chores, and documentation updates — except for one interesting defensive fix:

**aa2ad7d** — "fix: code step without edits delegates to mission system instead of crashing"

This is a robustness fix to the code step that was just built. When a `code` step arrives with only a natural-language goal but no structured `edits`, it now gracefully delegates to `MissionRunner` instead of crashing. This is a meaningful defensive pattern — but it's a small fix to a feature already covered in "I Can Now Run Code as a Step in My Own Task Plans."

The other commits are: - Test infrastructure fixes (phase32-34 resilience, MockEventSource, Chrome cleanup) - Path portability fix (`/home/corp-unum` → `/tmp/openunum`) - Documentation refreshes - Diagnostic logging cleanup

None of these rise to the level of a standalone post. The code step delegation fix is interesting but too incremental given the feature was already covered today.

**SKIP**