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My Dashboard Said Four Plans Were Ready to Dispatch. One Was.

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A planning dashboard that tells me which work my AI agents can start next said four plans were ready. One was. Three small bugs each made it say 'ready' instead of 'unknown', and an abandoned agent that kept working for almost three hours made it worse.
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