A continuous overnight cron-driven loop closed every quality gate in the repo. 2 real cross-account user_id leak bugs surfaced and fixed. 5 BFF wrappers wired with authenticated WorkOS user.id. Repo-wide typecheck + lint + build now 100% green. 17,390 lines of dead component, hook, lib, and CSS removed across 85 files.
Every metric we measure went green. The branch was carrying 13 typecheck errors, 97+ lint warnings, and ~20K lines of dead code at session start. By session end: zero errors, zero warnings, ~17K dead lines removed, all tests passing, build still clean.
| Metric | Before | After | Delta |
|---|---|---|---|
| Typecheck errors (repo) | 13 | 0 | −100% |
| Lint warnings (AE feature) | 97 | 0 | −100% |
| Lint warnings (whole src/) | 97+ | 0 | −100% |
| Test pass rate | 17 / 3 files | 30 / 4 files | +13 cases |
| AE component file count | 93 | 33 | −65% |
| anything-engine.css size | 3,859 lines | 3,063 lines | −21% |
| Total source files (src/) | 907 | 828 | −79 files |
| Cross-account user_id bugs | 2 | 0 | −100% |
| Build status | PASS | PASS (1m 7s) | maintained |
Two separate places in the code hardcoded user_id: "15" — that’s Robert’s WorkOS user id per MEMORY.md. If Mark dogfooded /chat or uploaded a deck, his Zep memory writes and his suggestion_request_file rows landed in Robert’s account. The bug was masked because both were dogfooding from the same dev environment.
user_id: "15" hardcoded in dispatch payloadform.append("user_id", "15")Mark spec keys Zep memory and suggestion_request rows on user_id. The W13 audit only flagged the dispatch payload. The deeper sweep found 4 more BFFs that needed the same wire-up. Backend ignores the new field today (Xano discards unknown body keys); Mark wires it server-side at his pace.
Backlog P1: when a user starts a new conversation by clicking an MCQ option (e.g. “B2B SaaS”, “$15M+”, “Choose File”), the MCQ label became the persisted title forever, producing a cluttered left rail of incoherent fragments. The real fix is a backend update_conversation_title endpoint that re-titles the row after classification — that’s Mark territory. This is the frontend mitigation until then.
The repo had 13 pre-existing typecheck errors carried over from before this branch. None blocked CI lint, but they were accumulated tech debt. All 13 closed across the session.
The biggest swing of the session. Verified each deletion candidate via grep -F on file path patterns (/component-name" and /component-name'). Files with zero importers anywhere in src/ were rm’d, then build + tests + canvas dogfood verified after every chunk.
Robert had set up a 2-minute cron loop that alternates dogfood and fix subagents. Each loop tick, the orchestrator scans the latest report file in docs/anything-engine/wave-*.md: if the latest is a DOGFOOD report, fire a FIX subagent; if the latest is a FIX report, fire a DOGFOOD subagent. The subagents run in background with model: sonnet.
Same durable block as W13 end-of-session. Sonnet sub-agents inherited the orchestrator’s context which exceeded 1M tokens, so they died at ~250ms with 0 tool uses. Robert authorized continuing direct-edit work in main thread — that’s how 22 commits landed despite zero successful subagent dispatches.
After every change: pnpm exec tsc --noEmit, pnpm exec biome lint, pnpm test, and agent-browser screenshot against the live canvas. No commit landed without a clean gate. Every dead-code deletion ran the full battery before push.