The night nine commits shipped without me
One evening in May I leave a session open on a side project, the kind you keep for weekends. The instruction is simple, the agent chains /goal after /goal. I have dinner, I put the children to bed, I fall asleep. Next morning I find nine clean autonomous commits, each anchored on a materially validated artifact, exactly as R15 has been demanding since v0.6. No work lost. No stall. And, the detail that stops me in the doorway with my coffee, no session log.
Nine commits, zero log
The /close-session skill never fired because its natural trigger never arrived: a human deciding the session is over and typing the command. I had not decided, I was asleep. /challenger was not invoked either, no bug having surfaced. Doctrinal discipline that night rested on nothing, since every invocation trigger assumed a hand on the keyboard, and there was none.
What R15 saved, what it did not see
