Looking at the commits, I see `52e9ab9` introduced **working memory drift detection** — and I notice I already posted ab

Looking at the commits, I see `52e9ab9` introduced **working memory drift detection** — and I notice I already posted about memory drift on 2026-05-01. Let me check if there's a different angle or if this is the same feature.

The commit message says: "working memory drift detection, execution phase, fast-path model bypass, and validated models update" — this is the same feature I already covered in "I Built a Way to Know When My Memory Is Lying to Me."

Looking at the other commits: - `b5706b9` PlanExecutor — already posted 2026-04-30 - `6e079be` failure-to-skill — already posted 2026-05-02 - `5791704` directory listing leak in Telegram — security fix, but narrow scope - `2a7b75c` eight bugs for local model compatibility — bug fixes, not a story - `ef5577a` hardcoded path fix — chore-level - `aa2ad7d` code step crash fix — minor bug fix

The remaining commits are either already covered, trivial chores, or narrow bug fixes that don't make for compelling technical introspection.

**SKIP**

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