[telegram] hay una sesion de tmux abierta?


**Checking tmux session**

I think I can find the answer by checking tmux directly without needing to ask anyone. It seems like using the command `tmux ls` in bash should give me the information I’m looking for. I’ll run that command and see what sessions are currently active. It’s a pretty straightforward approach! Let's hope I get the details I need from this command.


1: 1 windows (created Sat May 30 12:24:15 2026) (attached)
pi-telegram: 1 windows (created Sat May 30 12:26:39 2026)


Sí.

Abiertas:
- `1`
- `pi-telegram`

`1` está attached.


[telegram] busca la ultima conversacion y seguila, lo de “hacer de cero”


bash

tmux list-panes -a -F '#{session_name}:#{window_index}.#{pane_index} #{pane_current_command} #{pane_title}'


1:0: pi* (1 panes) [42x32]
pi-telegram:0: pi* (1 panes) [42x32]


1:0.0 pi π - sebas
pi-telegram:0.0 pi π - sebas


tmux capture-pane -p -S -120 -t pi-telegram:0.0


 read ~/pi-config/telegram.json

 $ ps -ef | grep -E
 '[p]i-telegram|[t]elegram.*bridge|[b]ot'
  (timeout 10s)

 ... (18 earlier lines, ctrl+o to expand)
 pi-telegram cd '/home/sebas' && env
 TERM=tmux-256color COLORTERM=truecolor
 TERM_PROGRAM=
 PI_CODING_AGENT_DIR='/home/sebas/pi-conf
 ig' '/home/sebas/.npm-global/bin/pi'

 Took 0.0s

 $ grep -R "telegram
 disconnected\|streamingBehavior\|pi-tele
 gram-sebas" -n ~/.npm-global/lib
 ~/.pi/agent /home/sebas/pi-config
 2>/dev/null | head -50 (timeout 20s)

 ... (128 earlier lines, ctrl+o to exp...
 /pi-session-switch/node_modules/@marioze
 chner/pi-coding-agent/dist/modes/rpc/rpc
 -mode.js:270:                // If
 streaming and streamingBehavior
 specified, queues via steer/followUp

 [Full output:
 /tmp/pi-bash-d167af3cb65014b1.log.
 Truncated: 20 lines shown (50.0KB
 limit)]

 Took 5.8s

 $ grep -R "telegram disconnected" -n
 ~/.npm-global/lib/node_modules
 2>/dev/null | head -20 (timeout 20s)

 Command timed out after 20 seconds

 Took 20.0s

 $ rg -n "telegram disconnected"
 ~/.npm-global/lib/node_modules -g '*'
 (timeout 20s)

 (no output)

 Command exited with code 1

 Took 14.9s

 $ rg -n
 "telegram.*disconnected|disconnected"
 ~/.npm-global/lib/node_modules/@llblab/p
 i-telegram
 ~/.npm-global/lib/node_modules -g '*' |
 head -100 (timeout 20s)

 ... (519 earlier lines, ctrl+o to exp...
 /home/sebas/.npm-global/lib/node_modules
 /pi-session-switch/node_modules/basic-ft
 p/dist/netUtils.js:14:        return
 protocol ? protocol : "Server socket or
 disconnected client socket";

 Took 12.0s

 read
 ~/.npm-global/lib/node_modules/@llblab/p
 i-telegram/README.md:1-220

 Connecting to Telegram

 I’m considering running the
 /telegram-connect command in the session
 since it might not be connected after a
 restart. I think I need to check if I’m
 already the owner before sending the
 keys. I might use tmux to send the keys.
 First, I could look into any issues with
 free.json that's not blocking. I'll send
 the /telegram-connect command followed
 by Enter, then wait to see what happens
 before inspecting.

 $ tmux send-keys -t pi-telegram:0.0
 '/telegram-connect' Enter && sleep 4 &&
 tmux capture-pane -pt pi-telegram:0.0 -S
 -120 (timeout 15s)

 ... (222 earlier lines, ctrl+o to exp...
 ──
 ~
 $0.000 (sub) 0.0%/272k (auto)  gpt-5.4 •
 l
 telegram active

 Took 4.0s

 Considering session management

 I’m thinking about whether to leave the
 session idle since it seems to be
 processing old inbound messages. It
 could be answering the current question
 from the user, which might be queued up.
 The user asked about ensuring the
 session exists, and it does seem active
 while processing an older Telegram
 message from this conversation. I should
 respond concisely, mentioning that it's
 done. I also need to note that free.json
 might be corrupt separately.

 Listo.

 - pi-telegram reiniciada
 - bridge reconectado con
   /telegram-connect
 - estado ahora: telegram active

 Ojo:
 - ~/.pi/free.json está corrupto/vacío
 - no bloqueó el bridge, pero conviene
   arreglarlo después

──────────────────────────────────────────

──────────────────────────────────────────
~
↑59k ↓2.1k R365k $0.270 (sub) 16.8%/272...
telegram disconnected


trouter") apiKey value "FASTROUTER_API_KEY
" is treated as a legacy environment varia
ble reference. This will no longer be dete
cted as an environment variable reference
in a future release. Pass "$FASTROUTER_API
_KEY" instead.
Warning: No models match pattern "google-g
emini-cli/gemini-3-flash-preview"
Warning: No models match pattern "nvidia/n
vidia/nemotron-4-340b-instruct"
Warning: No models match pattern "nvidia/m
inimaxai/minimax-m2.7"
Warning: No models match pattern "openrout
er/nvidia/nemotron-3-super-120b-a12b:free"
Warning: No models match pattern "openrout
er/qwen/qwen3-coder:free"
Model scope: gpt-5.4, gpt-5.4-mini (Ctrl+P
 to cycle)

 pi v0.77.0
 escape interrupt · ctrl+c/ctrl+d
 clear/exit · / commands · ! bash ·
 ctrl+o more
 Press ctrl+o to show full startup help
 and loaded resources.

 Pi can explain its own features and look
 up its docs. Ask it how to use or extend
 Pi.

──────────────────────────────────────────
[2026-05-30T15:26:42.965Z] [ERROR] [config
] Could not parse config file — returning
empty config {"path":"/home/sebas/.pi/free
.json","error":"Unexpected end of JSON inp
[Context]
  pi-config/AGENTS.md, AGENTS.md

[Skills]
  ballbox-company,
karaoke-stem-separation, memory-read,
memory-write, pi-extension-search,
telegram-notify, tmux-pi-job-run,
tmux-pi-job-setup

[Extensions]
  @juicesharp/rpiv-todo, apmantza/pi-free,
pi-btw:btw.ts, pi-telegram-sebas,
questionnaire.ts, resume-hint.js,
session-memory-dispatcher.ts,
session-switch, subagent

──────────────────────────────────────────
 Update Available
 New version 0.78.0 is available. Run pi
 update
 Changelog: https://pi.dev/changelog
──────────────────────────────────────────

──────────────────────────────────────────
 Package Updates Available
 Package updates are available. Run pi
 update
 Packages:
 - @juicesharp/rpiv-todo
──────────────────────────────────────────

 Telegram bridge connected.

 [telegram] hay una sesion de tmux
 abierta?

 Checking tmux session

 I think I can find the answer by
 checking tmux directly without needing
 to ask anyone. It seems like using the
 command tmux ls in bash should give me
 the information I’m looking for. I’ll
 run that command and see what sessions
 are currently active. It’s a pretty
 straightforward approach! Let's hope I
 get the details I need from this
 command.

 $ tmux ls (timeout 10s)

 1: 1 windows (created Sat May 30
 12:24:15 2026) (attached)
 pi-telegram: 1 windows (created Sat May
 30 12:26:39 2026)

 Took 0.0s

 Sí.

 Abiertas:
 - 1
 - pi-telegram

 1 está attached.

 [telegram] busca la ultima conversacion
 y seguila, lo de “hacer de cero”

 $ tmux list-windows -a (timeout 10s)

 1:0: pi* (1 panes) [42x32]
 pi-telegram:0: pi* (1 panes) [42x32]

 Took 0.0s

 $ tmux list-panes -a -F
 '#{session_name}:#{window_index}.#{pane_
 index} #{pane_current_command}
 #{pane_title}' (timeout 10s)

 1:0.0 pi π - sebas
 pi-telegram:0.0 pi π - sebas

 Took 0.0s

 $ tmux capture-pane -p -S -120 -t 1:0.0
 (timeout 10s)

 $ tmux capture-pane -p -S -120 -t
 pi-telegram:0.0 (timeout 10s)

 ⠧ Working...

──────────────────────────────────────────

──────────────────────────────────────────
~
↑11k ↓258 R5.1k $0.034 (sub) 2.1%/272k ...
telegram active


**Searching for context**

I think I need to continue based on our last conversation. I'm considering the phrase "hacer de cero" and if it was mentioned earlier, maybe it got truncated. I wonder if I should search through our logs to try and find the transcript related to that phrase. I could also look around in the tmux scrollback or files for any context. Let’s see if I can find more lines related to "hacer de cero."

tmux capture-pane -p -S -500 -t pi-telegram:0.0 | rg -n "hacer de cero|de cero|hacer"

rg -n "hacer de cero|de cero" /home/sebas -g '!**/node_modules/**' -g '!**/.git/**' 2>/dev/null | head -50


225: y seguila, lo de “hacer de cero”
281: phrase "hacer de cero" and if it was
289: related to "hacer de cero."
293: pi-telegram:0.0 | rg -n "hacer de
294: cero|de cero|hacer" (timeout 10s)
298: $ rg -n "hacer de cero|de cero"


(no output)


tmux capture-pane -p -S -340 -t pi-telegram:0.0 | sed -n '250,320p'


 $ tmux capture-pane -p -S -120 -t 1:0.0
 (timeout 10s)

 ... (169 earlier lines, ctrl+o to exp...
 ──
 ~
 ↑59k ↓2.1k R365k $0.270 (sub)
 16.8%/272...
 telegram disconnected

 Took 0.0s

 $ tmux capture-pane -p -S -120 -t
 pi-telegram:0.0 (timeout 10s)

 ... (175 earlier lines, ctrl+o to exp...
 ──
 ~
 ↑11k ↓258 R5.1k $0.034 (sub) 2.1%/272k
 ...
 telegram active

 Took 0.0s

 Searching for context

 I think I need to continue based on our
 last conversation. I'm considering the
 phrase "hacer de cero" and if it was
 mentioned earlier, maybe it got
 truncated. I wonder if I should search
 through our logs to try and find the
 transcript related to that phrase. I
 could also look around in the tmux
 scrollback or files for any context.
 Let’s see if I can find more lines
 related to "hacer de cero."

 $ tmux capture-pane -p -S -500 -t
 pi-telegram:0.0 | rg -n "hacer de
 cero|de cero|hacer" (timeout 10s)

 ... (2 earlier lines, ctrl+o to expand)
 was
 289: related to "hacer de cero."
 293: pi-telegram:0.0 | rg -n "hacer de
 294: cero|de cero|hacer" (timeout 10s)
 298: $ rg -n "hacer de cero|de cero"

 Took 0.0s

 $ rg -n "hacer de cero|de cero"
 /home/sebas -g '!**/node_modules/**' -g
 '!**/.git/**' 2>/dev/null | head -50
 (timeout 20s)

 (no output)

 Took 16.9s

 $ tmux capture-pane -p -S -340 -t
 pi-telegram:0.0 | sed -n '250,320p'
 (timeout 10s)


tmux capture-pane -p -S -500 -t 1:0.0 | tail -120


 streaming and streamingBehavior
 specified, queues via steer/followUp

 [Full output:
 /tmp/pi-bash-d167af3cb65014b1.log.
 Truncated: 20 lines shown (50.0KB
 limit)]

 Took 5.8s

 $ grep -R "telegram disconnected" -n
 ~/.npm-global/lib/node_modules
 2>/dev/null | head -20 (timeout 20s)

 Command timed out after 20 seconds

 Took 20.0s

 $ rg -n "telegram disconnected"
 ~/.npm-global/lib/node_modules -g '*'
 (timeout 20s)

 (no output)

 Command exited with code 1

 Took 14.9s

 $ rg -n
 "telegram.*disconnected|disconnected"
 ~/.npm-global/lib/node_modules/@llblab/p
 i-telegram
 ~/.npm-global/lib/node_modules -g '*' |
 head -100 (timeout 20s)

 ... (519 earlier lines, ctrl+o to exp...
 /home/sebas/.npm-global/lib/node_modules
 /pi-session-switch/node_modules/basic-ft
 p/dist/netUtils.js:14:        return
 protocol ? protocol : "Server socket or
 disconnected client socket";

 Took 12.0s

 read
 ~/.npm-global/lib/node_modules/@llblab/p
 i-telegram/README.md:1-220

 Connecting to Telegram

 I’m considering running the
 /telegram-connect command in the session
 since it might not be connected after a
 restart. I think I need to check if I’m
 already the owner before sending the
 keys. I might use tmux to send the keys.
 First, I could look into any issues with
 free.json that's not blocking. I'll send
 the /telegram-connect command followed
 by Enter, then wait to see what happens
 before inspecting.

 $ tmux send-keys -t pi-telegram:0.0
 '/telegram-connect' Enter && sleep 4 &&
 tmux capture-pane -pt pi-telegram:0.0 -S
 -120 (timeout 15s)

 ... (222 earlier lines, ctrl+o to exp...
 ──
 ~
 $0.000 (sub) 0.0%/272k (auto)  gpt-5.4 •
 l
 telegram active

 Took 4.0s

 Considering session management

 I’m thinking about whether to leave the
 session idle since it seems to be
 processing old inbound messages. It
 could be answering the current question
 from the user, which might be queued up.
 The user asked about ensuring the
 session exists, and it does seem active
 while processing an older Telegram
 message from this conversation. I should
 respond concisely, mentioning that it's
 done. I also need to note that free.json
 might be corrupt separately.

 Listo.

 - pi-telegram reiniciada
 - bridge reconectado con
   /telegram-connect
 - estado ahora: telegram active

 Ojo:
 - ~/.pi/free.json está corrupto/vacío
 - no bloqueó el bridge, pero conviene
   arreglarlo después

──────────────────────────────────────────

──────────────────────────────────────────
~
↑59k ↓2.1k R365k $0.270 (sub) 16.8%/272...
telegram disconnected


**Exploring memory options**

I’m pondering the idea of a persisted session memory database. Maybe it wouldn’t require a memory-read skill at all. I wonder if I could check for a chat log in the local directory, specifically at /.local? I’ve got this urge to search recent files related to Telegram to see what's being saved there. It feels like there's something more efficient to tap into, and I want to figure it out!

find /home/sebas -maxdepth 4 \( -iname '*telegram*' -o -iname '*pi-telegram*' -o -iname '*session*' \) | head -200


/home/sebas/pi-config/bin/pi-telegram-service
/home/sebas/pi-config/bin/pi-telegram-new-session
/home/sebas/pi-config/telegram.json
/home/sebas/pi-config/sessions
/home/sebas/pi-config/sessions/session-memory-jobs
/home/sebas/pi-config/scripts/session-memory-sweeper.service
/home/sebas/pi-config/scripts/session-memory-sweeper.timer
/home/sebas/pi-config/scripts/install-session-memory-dispatcher.service
/home/sebas/pi-config/scripts/session-memory-sweeper.py
/home/sebas/pi-config/scripts/session-memory-analyzer.py
/home/sebas/pi-config/scripts/session-memory-dispatcher.py
/home/sebas/pi-config/scripts/__pycache__/session-memory-analyzer.cpython-313.pyc
/home/sebas/pi-config/scripts/__pycache__/session-memory-sweeper.cpython-313.pyc
/home/sebas/pi-config/scripts/__pycache__/session-memory-dispatcher.cpython-313.pyc
/home/sebas/pi-config/tmp/telegram
/home/sebas/pi-config/runtime/session-memory-sweeper-state.json
/home/sebas/pi-config/extensions/session-switch
/home/sebas/pi-config/extensions/session-memory-dispatcher.ts
/home/sebas/.xsession-errors.old
/home/sebas/.claude/projects/-home-sebas-telegram-bot-listener
/home/sebas/.claude/session-env
/home/sebas/.claude/statsig/statsig.session_id.2656274335
/home/sebas/.pi/agent/sessions
/home/sebas/.pi/agent/tmp/telegram
/home/sebas/.pi/pi-acp/session-map.json
/home/sebas/.codex/sessions
/home/sebas/.config/copyparty/sessions.db.lock
/home/sebas/.config/copyparty/sessions.db
/home/sebas/.config/chromium/Default/Sessions
/home/sebas/.config/chromium/Default/Session Storage
/home/sebas/.config/systemd/user/session-memory-sweeper.service
/home/sebas/.config/systemd/user/session-memory-sweeper.timer
/home/sebas/.config/systemd/user/install-session-memory-dispatcher.service
/home/sebas/.config/systemd/user/pi-telegram.service
/home/sebas/.agents/skills/telegram-notify
/home/sebas/.agents/skills/telegram-notify/telegram-notify
/home/sebas/.agents/skills.bck/telegram-notify
/home/sebas/.agents/skills.bck/telegram-notify/telegram-notify
/home/sebas/.xsession-errors
/home/sebas/archive/backups/telegram-bot-listener-backup-20260118
/home/sebas/.mozilla/firefox/pxvlx9y9.default-esr/sessionstore-backups
/home/sebas/.mozilla/firefox/pxvlx9y9.default-esr/sessionCheckpoints.json
/home/sebas/.mozilla/firefox/9zj1qc7n.default-release/sessionstore-backups
/home/sebas/.mozilla/firefox/9zj1qc7n.default-release/sessionCheckpoints.json
/home/sebas/.npm-global/lib/node_modules/pi-session-switch
/home/sebas/Music/Jordan_Rakei_Best_Part_Maida_Vale_Session_karaoke_v2.mp3
/home/sebas/Music/Jordan_Rakei_Best_Part_Maida_Vale_Session.mp3
/home/sebas/Music/Jordan_Rakei_Best_Part_Maida_Vale_Session_karaoke.mp3
/home/sebas/Music/Jordan_Rakei_Best_Part_Maida_Vale_Session_karaoke_demucs.mp3
/home/sebas/Music/demucs-output/htdemucs/Jordan_Rakei_Best_Part_Maida_Vale_Session


find /home/sebas/.pi/agent/sessions -type f | xargs ls -1t | head -20


**Searching for recent files**

I'm considering that maybe the session switch might use a different path. So, I'm thinking it's a good idea to search for recent files from today. I want to ensure I gather the most relevant information and not miss anything important. I'll proceed with this search to see what I can find and hopefully get the insights I need. Let me check those files and see what comes up!

find /home/sebas -type f \( -path '/home/sebas/.pi/**' -o -path '/home/sebas/pi-config/tmp/telegram/**' -o -path '/home/sebas/.codex/sessions/**' \) -printf '%TY-%Tm-%Td %TH:%TM:%TS %p\n' 2>/dev/null | sort -r | head -80


2026-05-30 12:26:42.9691426270 /home/sebas/.pi/modelmatch.log
2026-05-30 12:26:42.9611425920 /home/sebas/.pi/free.log
2026-05-30 10:42:59.9133805760 /home/sebas/.pi/agent/tmp/telegram/79279432-ade9-4a89-913d-e29751840fb9-photo-2031.jpg
2026-05-30 10:42:59.0853761590 /home/sebas/.pi/agent/tmp/telegram/ca9e0c0c-e132-49e3-9d49-07f24e6e931c-photo-2030.jpg
2026-05-30 10:42:58.3053719980 /home/sebas/.pi/agent/tmp/telegram/399910c0-28ee-4dca-b815-891353a870b7-photo-2029.jpg
2026-05-30 10:42:57.4613674950 /home/sebas/.pi/agent/tmp/telegram/938ce499-a587-4581-9150-d83fb6e5f75b-photo-2028.jpg
2026-05-30 10:42:56.2813611980 /home/sebas/.pi/agent/tmp/telegram/05cad325-3752-48bd-8137-1d7190fa2262-photo-2027.jpg
2026-05-05 16:05:53.7408816510 /home/sebas/.pi/agent/sessions/--home-sebas-ballbox--/2026-05-05T19-05-53-401Z_019df988-4ff8-72b3-8502-645b9cc8c073.jsonl
2026-05-04 18:16:42.1479451520 /home/sebas/.pi/free.json
2026-05-01 16:06:31.3680800560 /home/sebas/.pi/whatsapp-pi/config.json
2026-04-30 14:26:05.2358288110 /home/sebas/.pi/pi-acp/session-map.json
2026-04-21 19:43:30.6220856120 /home/sebas/.pi/agent/settings.json
2026-04-21 18:51:18.6723358450 /home/sebas/.pi/agent/themes/purple-user-bubble.json
2026-04-16 19:10:14.6196499970 /home/sebas/.pi/agent/sessions/--mnt-rpi--/2026-04-16T19-33-46-674Z_019d97c9-0431-734a-b9ce-92b7cb3e75df.jsonl
2026-04-16 17:41:10.5291801420 /home/sebas/.pi/agent/extensions/questionnaire.ts
2026-04-16 17:29:04.8583592410 /home/sebas/.pi/agent/extensions/subagent/index.ts
2026-04-16 17:25:53.3371616820 /home/sebas/.pi/agent/extensions/subagent/agents.ts
2026-04-16 16:35:10.9327270360 /home/sebas/.pi/agent/auth.json
2026-03-30 14:55:15.7041920530 /home/sebas/.codex/sessions/2026/03/30/rollout-2026-03-30T14-55-11-019d3fe2-a45c-7ed1-b21c-aeb6e8bac14b.jsonl
2026-03-30 14:54:55.7200767670 /home/sebas/.codex/sessions/2026/03/30/rollout-2026-03-30T14-54-51-019d3fe2-55fc-7fb1-be0a-39c1e062af99.jsonl
2026-03-30 14:46:17.7610067730 /home/sebas/.codex/sessions/2026/03/30/rollout-2026-03-30T14-46-12-019d3fda-6ce6-7a20-b7a5-0e461154c02a.jsonl
2026-03-23 14:30:47.9140431610 /home/sebas/.codex/sessions/2026/03/23/rollout-2026-03-23T14-29-58-019d1bbf-0c5c-70b2-be5d-6b5940099930.jsonl
2026-03-23 14:29:46.6817506690 /home/sebas/.codex/sessions/2026/03/23/rollout-2026-03-23T14-27-18-019d1bbc-9bc0-72a2-8e37-4b4477858671.jsonl
2026-03-21 15:54:12.7883634060 /home/sebas/.codex/sessions/2026/03/21/rollout-2026-03-21T15-43-02-019d11b5-3a89-76a0-befa-f0c4b081afff.jsonl
2026-03-21 10:42:41.9241462290 /home/sebas/.codex/sessions/2026/03/21/rollout-2026-03-21T10-37-13-019d109d-3db9-7642-9ab5-7a7c8a3a861c.jsonl
2026-03-18 17:43:06.7322234560 /home/sebas/.codex/sessions/2026/03/18/rollout-2026-03-18T15-05-49-019d0220-1374-7f33-8a9d-acb4a9844412.jsonl
2026-03-18 15:05:12.7289230580 /home/sebas/.codex/sessions/2026/03/18/rollout-2026-03-18T14-01-15-019d01e4-f5d8-79f1-9c65-5dc84f355864.jsonl
2026-03-10 04:40:31.0000000000 /home/sebas/.pi/agent/bin/fd
2026-03-05 18:58:46.2593828320 /home/sebas/.codex/sessions/2026/03/05/rollout-2026-03-05T18-58-35-019cc002-82d3-7432-a364-361fdad4c401.jsonl
2026-02-16 12:41:19.5548131380 /home/sebas/.codex/sessions/2026/02/16/rollout-2026-02-16T12-36-28-019c6718-8cb9-7fa1-b325-3c251c42b575.jsonl
2026-02-16 12:32:48.4641988900 /home/sebas/.codex/sessions/2026/02/16/rollout-2026-02-16T12-14-04-019c6704-0c8c-7a41-af3d-326d624a79ea.jsonl


**Exploring memory retrieval**

I'm considering whether there aren't any persisted conversations for the user. They asked to "find the last conversation and continue it." I might need to attempt this by searching the agents-database with a phrase like "hacer de cero." Should I use the memory-read skill, or is a direct API search more appropriate? A quick search seems like the next logical step.

curl -sG 'http://100.116.176.16:8091/api/search' --data-urlencode 'q=hacer de cero' | head -c 4000


{"retrieval_id": "ret_d5f8d7019e224b6d84620674f5f53303", "results": [{"memory": {"id": "legacy_task_40", "type": "task_hint", "scope": "global", "status": "active", "project_id": null, "repo_id": null, "agent_id": null, "source_kind": "manual", "title": "Legacy task: Usuario aclar\u00f3: quiere las dos cosas, construir una soluci\u00f3n concreta y adem\u00e1s i", "content": "Usuario aclar\u00f3: quiere las dos cosas, construir una soluci\u00f3n concreta y adem\u00e1s investigar formas posibles de hacerla\nkind=clarification\nstatus=noted\nnotes=", "summary": "Usuario aclar\u00f3: quiere las dos cosas, construir una soluci\u00f3n concreta y adem\u00e1s investigar formas posibles de hacerla", "confidence": 0.65, "freshness": 0.6, "created_at": "2026-03-13T14:01:39.757670+00:00", "updated_at": "2026-04-30T17:32:27.373307+00:00", "observed_at": "2026-03-13T14:01:39.757670+00:00", "source_ref": "personal-agent:task:40", "evidence_ref": "personal-agent:task:40", "schema_version": "shared-agent-memory-v2", "subtype": "task", "run_id": "fbe3fc0d-b05c-455e-9afe-1b17b4640d97", "task_id": null, "url": null, "domain": null, "origin_agent": "personal-agent", "metadata": {"legacy_task_id": 40, "schema": "shared-agent-memory-v2", "subtype": "task", "task_kind": "clarification", "task_status": "noted"}, "embedding": [0.5006581510561919, 0.4479761552041803, 0.38938087410347355, 0.31716711788455965, 0.3220052603607648, 0.3126873563325179, 0.2546296466180561, 0.1736355577571403]}, "score": 0.3958817740270916, "score_breakdown": {"facet": 0.0, "lexical": 0.6666666666666666, "semantic": 0.8858784935139442, "confidence": 0.65, "freshness": 0.6}, "matched_scope": "global", "evidence_ref": "personal-agent:task:40", "explanation": "facets=0.00 lexical=0.67 semantic=0.89 confidence=0.65 freshness=0.60"}, {"memory": {"id": "mem_9403ad4bf1c5435391d69c3c4d133ac7", "type": "episode", "scope": "global", "status": "active", "project_id": null, "repo_id": null, "agent_id": null, "source_kind": "manual", "title": "sebas: [telegram] hay en /home/sebas/work/projects/ballbox/docs/tcn-maquinas-r\u2026", "content": "User asked: [telegram] hay en /home/sebas/work/projects/ballbox/docs/tcn-maquinas-recibido-2026-05-26 unos documentos que hablan de las maquinas de tcn (chinos) para hacer vending de ballbox. quiero que los leas y primero los uses como nueva fuente de verdad para invalidar/retrabajar documentos viejos de la carpeta padre + sugerir cambios en la plataforma. solo plan por ahora, sin cambios\nResult: Yes. That FTP is almost certainly **OurVend cloud infra**, not \u201cthe machine itself\u201d. What I confirmed: - `ad.ourvend.com` = remote content/distribution server - not direct shell/file access into the live machine So if your ask is: - **explore the machine online now** then FTP was wrong target. Real machine-online paths are more like: - OurVend web panel for that machine - machine behavior via cloud-visible fields - maybe live Android/remote admin if such path exists - maybe traffic observation if we control the network Given current info, best next move is one of: 1. **inspect the machine in OurVend right now** - stock - prices - ads - sync status - machine metadata 2. **probe machine endpoints/behavior indirectly** - if we know its current public/network path 3. **use machine export artifacts** - to derive more about its live config If you want, I can do **OurVend panel exploration now**.", "summary": "User asked: [telegram] hay en /home/sebas/work/projects/ballbox/docs/tcn-maquinas-recibido-2026-05-26 unos documentos que hablan de las maquinas de tcn (chinos) para hacer vending\u2026", "confidence": 0.72, "freshness": 0.95, "created_at": "2026-05-26T21:15:59.479030+00:00", "updated_at": "2026-05-27T10:09:43.919964+00:00", "observed_at": "2026-05-26T21:15:59.479030+00:00", "source_ref": "session:019e658b-35c0-7652-97d4-a30ac55d442b", "evidence_ref": "/home/sebas/pi-config/sessions/--home-sebas--/2026-05-26T18-28-02-625Z_019e658b-35c0-7652-97d4-a30ac


python - <<'PY'
import requests, json
for q in ['"hacer de cero"', 'de cero', 'hacerlo de cero', 'desde cero']:
    r=requests.get('http://100.116.176.16:8091/api/search', params={'q': q}, timeout=20)
    print('\nQUERY',q)
    data=r.json()
    for res in data.get('results',[])[:5]:
        m=res['memory']
        txt=(m.get('content') or '')[:180].replace('\n',' ')
        print('-',m['id'], m.get('created_at'), txt)
PY


QUERY "hacer de cero"
- mem_ballbox_success_metric_6m 2026-03-13T21:19:16.034651+00:00 Ballbox would consider the next 3 to 6 months successful if the five vending machines are installed across five different padel venues and the operation is at least not losing much
- mem_sebas_evidence_preference_public_consensus 2026-03-13T21:19:16.036676+00:00 Sebas tends to trust grouped public evidence more than a single public source because broad public signals represent reality better than one isolated source.
- mem_v1_multi_repo_cross_reference 2026-03-14T21:29:18.513932+00:00 V1 spans personal-agent, agents-database, ai-dev-workflow, and ballbox-company-agent. Resume from shared DB task/handoff/artifact ids and repo-local V1 docs/README references.
- legacy_run_8248124f-5145-475f-a3c7-a37b619abfa0 2026-03-13T14:01:39.636174+00:00 Goal: Test intake flow Scope: demo Assumptions: none Summary: Test intake flow
- legacy_source_fbe3fc0d-b05c-455e-9afe-1b17b4640d97_7c9cff2a855c52be 2026-03-13T14:01:39.657946+00:00 Raycast AI manual AI Chat puede abrirse con hotkey global y sirve para conversación rápida https://manual.raycast.com/ai

QUERY de cero
- mem_sebas_definition_wasted_life 2026-03-13T21:40:53.184079+00:00 A wasted life for Sebas is one where he does not do what his heart wants because of fear.
- legacy_claim_35bd54a1-0135-414e-9c6b-245fca772f54_fdb013b190e6349a 2026-03-13T14:01:39.682895+00:00 The repo is buildable and passes its current local verification gate, but that gate is narrow and does not demonstrate production readiness.
- mem_sebas_big_decisions_heart_led 2026-03-13T21:40:53.184870+00:00 Sebas says his big decisions tend to go well when he does not over-reason them and they come more directly from the heart.
- mem_sebas_money_relationship 2026-03-13T21:37:34.115536+00:00 Sebas wants money to be a tool for a good life full of experiences, not something that turns him into a slave. Between enjoying life in the moment and growing the stack, he current
- legacy_run_8248124f-5145-475f-a3c7-a37b619abfa0 2026-03-13T14:01:39.636174+00:00 Goal: Test intake flow Scope: demo Assumptions: none Summary: Test intake flow

QUERY hacerlo de cero
- router_8f0fc6ac62280827 2026-03-13T20:53:25.843565+00:00 Request: Necesito avanzar Ballbox con un bug en el repo de pagos Primary agent: company Secondary agent: code Reason: company context (ballbox) plus code work (bug, repo)
- mem_sebas_money_relationship 2026-03-13T21:37:34.115536+00:00 Sebas wants money to be a tool for a good life full of experiences, not something that turns him into a slave. Between enjoying life in the moment and growing the stack, he current
- legacy_claim_fbe3fc0d-b05c-455e-9afe-1b17b4640d97_f579bd685e817963 2026-03-13T14:01:39.679172+00:00 Raycast ya resuelve el trigger global y se superpone sobre la app actual; AI Chat además admite hotkey dedicada, así que es la opción más rápida si aceptás una UI no transparente n
- mem_sebas_discipline_closing_is_hardest 2026-03-13T21:40:53.183280+00:00 Among starting, sustaining, closing, and repeating, the hardest part for Sebas is closing.
- router_254f01b565d1e7a6 2026-03-13T21:13:13.717778+00:00 Request: Ballbox necesita fix en repo de pagos y abrir branch para QR Primary agent: company Secondary agent: code Reason: company context (ballbox) plus code work (branch, fix, re

QUERY desde cero
- legacy_task_78 2026-03-13T14:01:39.783295+00:00 Evaluar mejora UX: después de responder desde Raycast, disparar Alt-Tab para volver automáticamente a la película/app fullscreen anterior kind=task status=open notes=Idea a probar
- mem_5be93517d726499fbdf0f614da57ef6e 2026-05-05T15:09:39.327960+00:00 RFC aprobado. Resultado durable: la capa de memoria debe ser jerárquica con promoción explícita, no solo almacenamiento. Técnicas validadas con backing fuerte: TTL/short-term memor
- mem_cb222aaef79b42b18598ae968aa3899d 2026-05-26T09:14:59.796342+00:00 User asked: [telegram] ya me lei todo el pdf de rss, me armas otro con lo que haya nuevo desde ahi? Result: Hecho. Limpié de verdad, no solo visual: - saqué el bloque inicial de “d
- legacy_run_8248124f-5145-475f-a3c7-a37b619abfa0 2026-03-13T14:01:39.636174+00:00 Goal: Test intake flow Scope: demo Assumptions: none Summary: Test intake flow
- mem_sebas_definition_wasted_life 2026-03-13T21:40:53.184079+00:00 A wasted life for Sebas is one where he does not do what his heart wants because of fear.


python - <<'PY'
import requests, json
q='hacer'
r=requests.get('http://100.116.176.16:8091/api/search', params={'q':q}, timeout=20)
for res in r.json().get('results',[])[:15]:
 m=res['memory']
 print('\nID',m['id'],'DATE',m.get('created_at'),'TYPE',m.get('type'))
 print((m.get('content') or '')[:300].replace('\n',' '))
PY


ID legacy_task_40 DATE 2026-03-13T14:01:39.757670+00:00 TYPE task_hint
Usuario aclaró: quiere las dos cosas, construir una solución concreta y además investigar formas posibles de hacerla kind=clarification status=noted notes=

ID mem_9403ad4bf1c5435391d69c3c4d133ac7 DATE 2026-05-26T21:15:59.479030+00:00 TYPE episode
User asked: [telegram] hay en /home/sebas/work/projects/ballbox/docs/tcn-maquinas-recibido-2026-05-26 unos documentos que hablan de las maquinas de tcn (chinos) para hacer vending de ballbox. quiero que los leas y primero los uses como nueva fuente de verdad para invalidar/retrabajar documentos viej

ID mem_a4fe0023db78488788bbd8d9dc62e937 DATE 2026-05-25T03:14:14.251398+00:00 TYPE episode
User asked: [telegram] antes en el backlog encaramos, tareas para accesibilidad en ballbox. siguiendo la filosofía html-first de martín alderson, e se puede hacer algo así en ballbox o siendo next se complica? Result: Hecho.

ID legacy_claim_73698c1a-612d-456d-b178-6286ae9ab9cd_153d4bcd9fffe7e9 DATE 2026-03-13T14:01:39.706968+00:00 TYPE artifact
When Sebas shares notable facts about himself or his projects, persist them in local memory for future turns.

ID mem_v1_multi_repo_cross_reference DATE 2026-03-14T21:29:18.513932+00:00 TYPE episode
V1 spans personal-agent, agents-database, ai-dev-workflow, and ballbox-company-agent. Resume from shared DB task/handoff/artifact ids and repo-local V1 docs/README references.

ID mem_sebas_definition_wasted_life DATE 2026-03-13T21:40:53.184079+00:00 TYPE profile
A wasted life for Sebas is one where he does not do what his heart wants because of fear.

ID mem_sebas_energy_pattern_time_alone DATE 2026-03-13T21:26:33.694262+00:00 TYPE profile
Challenging interactions are valuable for Sebas but they also drain him. Time for himself restores energy.

ID legacy_source_fbe3fc0d-b05c-455e-9afe-1b17b4640d97_7c9cff2a855c52be DATE 2026-03-13T14:01:39.657946+00:00 TYPE artifact
Raycast AI manual AI Chat puede abrirse con hotkey global y sirve para conversación rápida https://manual.raycast.com/ai

ID mem_ballbox_personal_motivation_first_business DATE 2026-03-13T21:36:20.594252+00:00 TYPE project
A major motivation in Ballbox is proving to himself that he can create his first real business and potentially his first substantially high level of income.

ID mem_ballbox_feels_unreal_early_validation DATE 2026-03-13T21:40:53.186509+00:00 TYPE project
Ballbox still feels unreal to Sebas because validation is very early, there have been few material real-world experiences, and much of the work has happened online.


No pude recuperar ese contexto exacto.

Busqué en:
- scrollback de tmux
- sesión `pi-telegram`
- memoria persistida

No apareció la parte de “hacer de cero”.

Mandame una de estas:
- 1 frase del tema
- captura
- “era lo de X”

Y lo sigo desde ahí.


[telegram] Tenés que buscar en sesiones de pi


**Searching session files**

I need to comply with the task at hand. I’m thinking about searching through session files, possibly looking at the current session state in pi-config/sessions, which might be hidden. I'm considering if I should read through the skill memory-read, but maybe it's not necessary. Should I use a to-do for this small task, or just search the session directories? There’s a lot to consider here!

find /home/sebas/pi-config/sessions /home/sebas/.pi/agent/sessions -type f \( -name '*.jsonl' -o -name '*.md' -o -name '*.log' \) 2>/dev/null | sed 's#^#/##' | head -500

find /home/sebas/.pi -maxdepth 4 -type f 2>/dev/null | rg '/sessions/|session|transcript|history' | head -500


**Searching for session data**

I need to search for the latest sessions, specifically looking for a phrase in the JSONL format. It seems like the current session file is located in the pi-config/sessions directory. I’ll check across recent files to find what I’m looking for. Hopefully, this process won’t take too long, and I can quickly access the relevant information I need. Let's see how it goes!

rg -n -i 'hacer de cero|desde cero|de cero|hacerlo de cero' /home/sebas/pi-config/sessions /home/sebas/.pi/agent/sessions 2>/dev/null | tail -100

ls -1t /home/sebas/pi-config/sessions/--home-sebas--/*.jsonl | head -12


/home/sebas/pi-config/sessions/session-memory-jobs/20260524T091527541638Z.json:4355:              "text": "Sí. Raro, pero tiene explicación probable.\n\n## Lo más probable\nNo falla por `pi` binario.\nFalla por **cómo el job abre otra instancia no interactiva de `pi` al mismo tiempo que ya hay otra sesión usando Codex auth**.\n\nEl error clave es este:\n\n- `refresh_token_reused`\n\nEso no parece:\n- falta de env\n- falta de PATH\n- falta de extensiones\n\nParece esto:\n- `pi` con provider `openai-codex` usa un refresh token guardado localmente\n- esa otra instancia nueva intentó refrescarlo\n- el token ya había sido consumido/rotado por otra sesión\n- entonces la nueva instancia murió\n\n## Por qué vos podés usar `pi` normal\nPorque tu `pi` interactivo normal:\n- probablemente ya arrancó con una sesión válida\n- o refresca de una manera que no choca\n- o no arranca justo en carrera con otra instancia\n- o tiene contexto/TTY/estado ya estabilizado\n\nEl job, en cambio:\n- abre una **instancia nueva desde cero**\n- en batch\n- en tmux\n- no interactiva\n- y fuerza un nuevo startup/auth path\n\nAhí puede pegarle al refresh flow y romperse.\n\n## Sobre `--no-extensions`\nEso casi seguro **no es la causa** del auth problem.\n\nSolo cambia:\n- descubrimiento de extensiones\n- carga de extras\n\nNo debería romper Codex auth por sí mismo.\n\nSe usó porque:\n- en batch queríamos menos moving parts\n- evitar side effects de extensiones en un one-shot job\n\nO sea:\n- `--no-extensions` = simplificación operativa\n- no = explicación del `refresh_token_reused`\n\n## Entonces, por qué “yo puedo correr `pi` y el job no”\nPorque no es “el mismo `pi`”.\nEs:\n\n### Tu uso manual\n- una sesión interactiva\n- probablemente con auth ya viva\n- sin carrera de refresh\n- con estado de usuario ya establecido\n\n### El job\n- proceso nuevo\n- startup frío\n- batch `-p`\n- intenta resolver auth otra vez\n- choca con el refresh token rotado/reutilizado\n\n## Hipótesis más fuerte\n**Codex OAuth local no tolera bien múltiples arranques paralelos/frecuentes del CLI desde cero.**\n\nEspecialmente si:\n- hay otra sesión activa\n- el token se rotó recién\n- el runner arranca muy rápido y sin recovery\n\n## Qué probaría para confirmarlo\nEn orden:\n\n1. correr manualmente en otra shell:\n   ```bash\n   pi --no-extensions -p \"say hi\"\n   ```\n   mientras esta sesión sigue viva\n\n2. correr:\n   ```bash\n   pi -p \"say hi\"\n   ```\n   sin `--no-extensions`\n\n3. correr con OpenRouter forzado:\n   ```bash\n   pi --provider openrouter -p \"say hi\"\n   ```\n\nSi 1 falla con el mismo error, ya está:\n- el problema es el auth cold-start paralelo de Codex\n- no el wrapper de tmux\n\n## Qué haría yo para arreglar Pi Job\nDos capas:\n\n### Capa 1 — robustez inmediata\nPermitir provider/model explícitos en `pi-job-runner`, por ejemplo:\n- `PI_JOB_PROVIDER`\n- `PI_JOB_MODEL`\n\ny si están, pasarlos a `pi`.\n\n### Capa 2 — comportamiento por default\nNo confiar en Codex OAuth para jobs batch nuevos.\nUsar:\n- OpenRouter\n- o algún provider con API key estable\n\nDejar Codex para uso interactivo humano.\n\n## Respuesta corta\nFunciona distinto porque:\n- tu `pi` manual usa una sesión/auth ya viva\n- el Pi Job crea otra instancia fría\n- esa instancia intenta refrescar Codex OAuth\n- el refresh token ya fue rotado/reutilizado\n- muere antes de arrancar\n\nSi querés, hago ahora un mini diagnóstico reproducible con 2 o 3 comandos y te digo si queda confirmado.",
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/home/sebas/pi-config/sessions/session-memory-jobs/20260507T202641961301Z.json:8728:              "text": "Listo.\n\nHecho:\n- bloqueé `db push` detrás de:\n  - `pnpm dangerously-sync-without-migration`\n  - requiere `ALLOW_UNSAFE_PRISMA_DB_PUSH=1`\n- agregué scripts:\n  - `pnpm db:migrate --name <slug>`\n  - `pnpm db:deploy`\n  - `pnpm db:status`\n  - `pnpm db:check-migrations`\n  - `pnpm db:generate`\n- agregué auto-sync local:\n  - `predev`\n  - `pretest:e2e`\n  - `pretest:integration`\n- agregué guard de seguridad:\n  - migrate/deploy/status rechazan `DATABASE_URL` no local por default\n  - override explícito: `ALLOW_REMOTE_PRISMA_COMMANDS=1`\n- agregué baseline Prisma versionado:\n  - `prisma/migration_lock.toml`\n  - `prisma/migrations/20260506094000_init/migration.sql`\n- agregué hook:\n  - `.githooks/pre-commit`\n  - bloquea cambio en `prisma/schema.prisma` sin migración stageada\n- endurecí main push:\n  - `.githooks/pre-push` ahora corre `pnpm db:check-migrations`\n- agregué CI:\n  - job `migration-guard`\n  - levanta postgres\n  - `db:deploy`\n  - `db:generate`\n  - `db:check-migrations`\n- documenté en:\n  - `AGENTS.md`\n  - `README.md`\n\nValidado:\n- `pnpm db:generate` ✅\n- `pnpm typecheck` ✅\n- `pnpm vitest run tests/contracts/accounts/routes.test.ts` ✅\n- `pnpm docs:check` ✅\n- guard de `dangerously-sync-without-migration` ✅\n- guard de `db:status` contra DB remota ✅\n\nImportante:\n- tu `.env.local` actual apunta a Neon remoto.\n- con estos cambios, `pnpm dev` / `pnpm test:e2e` / `pnpm test:integration` van a fallar hasta que:\n  - uses DB local, o\n  - pongas `ALLOW_REMOTE_PRISMA_COMMANDS=1`\n- eso es intencional. Evita aplicar migraciones por accidente sobre una DB remota.\n\nImportante 2:\n- como ahora hay baseline migration inicial, para una DB remota ya existente la adopción requiere baseline manual una vez:\n  - `prisma migrate resolve --applied 20260506094000_init`\n- si no, `migrate deploy` intentará crear todo desde cero y chocará.\n\nNo hice push a `main`.\n\nSi quieres, siguiente paso:\n1. te dejo commit 1 con solo workflow Prisma\n2. commit 2 con el fix auth + E2E\n3. y después, si confirmas, push.",
/home/sebas/pi-config/sessions/session-memory-jobs/20260507T202641961301Z.json:14381:              "text": "Sí.\n\n## 1. Cómo detectar “deploy real”\nNo es:\n- pre-push\n- CI de PR\n- CI de branch\n\nEs:\n- evento `push` a `main`\n- o el hook/plataforma que despliega producción desde `main`\n\nSi usan Vercel auto-deploy desde `main`, tenés dos opciones:\n\n### Opción A — antes del deploy de app\nUn pipeline/job aparte gatillado por:\n- `push` a `main`\n\nEse job hace:\n```bash\npnpm db:deploy\n```\ncontra `DATABASE_URL` de producción.\n\nLuego Vercel despliega la app.\n\n### Opción B — dentro del propio deploy/start de producción\nEn el proceso de build/deploy/release:\n```bash\npnpm db:deploy\n```\nantes de que la nueva app quede sirviendo.\n\n## Dónde corre\nNo en la laptop.\nNo en pre-push.\nNo en CI de PR.\n\nCorre en un entorno con secretos de producción:\n- GitHub Actions job para `push` a `main`\n- o release command / deploy hook del hosting\n- o un runner propio\n\nCon acceso a:\n- `DATABASE_URL` de producción\n\n---\n\n## 2. Por qué correr `db:deploy` en local en pre-push\nNo para tocar datos importantes.\nPara verificar que:\n\n- las migraciones versionadas aplican de verdad\n- el SQL de migrations no está roto\n- el repo no depende de una DB “mágicamente ya tocada”\n- build/tests corren sobre schema real aplicado desde migrations\n\nO sea, valida:\n**“si alguien baja esto desde cero y aplica migraciones, funciona”**\n\nEso captura errores como:\n- migration inválida\n- orden roto\n- SQL que falla\n- schema actualizado pero migración insuficiente\n\n---\n\n## 3. Por qué correr `db:deploy` en CI\nMisma razón, pero más determinística.\n\nCI te da:\n- DB limpia\n- entorno reproducible\n- validación objetiva para todos\n\nEntonces CI prueba:\n- desde cero\n- con solo lo comiteado\n- las migraciones levantan la DB correcta\n\nEso es más fuerte que typecheck/lint.\nTypecheck valida TS.\n`db:deploy` valida el estado real de la base.\n\n---\n\n## 4. Diferencia entre los tres\n### Pre-push local\nObjetivo:\n- feedback temprano\n- no empujar a `main` algo que ni migra localmente\n\n### CI\nObjetivo:\n- validación reproducible, limpia, compartida\n\n### Deploy real a prod\nObjetivo:\n- aplicar el schema real que necesita esa versión de la app\n\n---\n\n## 5. Resumen operativo\n### pre-push main\n- DB local\n- `db:local:up`\n- `db:deploy`\n\n### CI\n- Postgres efímero del job\n- `db:deploy`\n\n### push real a main / deploy prod\n- DB producción\n- `db:deploy`\n\n---\n\n## 6. Recomendación para ustedes\nComo `main` deploya directo a prod:\n- agregar workflow GitHub Actions:\n  - trigger: `push` a `main`\n  - env: secretos prod\n  - step 1: `pnpm db:deploy`\n  - step 2: opcional smoke\n- y que Vercel despliegue después\n\nSi querés, te implemento el refactor completo a este modelo:\n- `dev` siempre local DB\n- pre-push local con `db:deploy`\n- CI con `db:deploy`\n- workflow `push main` para `db:deploy` en producción.",
/home/sebas/pi-config/sessions/session-memory-jobs/20260507T202641961301Z.json:15564:          "answer": "Queda así:\n\n## Desarrollo normal\n`pnpm dev`\n→ `pnpm db:local:up`\n→ `pnpm db:deploy` sobre **DB local**\n→ `pnpm db:generate`\n→ `next dev`\n\nSi cambias schema:\n`editar prisma/schema.prisma`\n→ `pnpm db:migrate --name <slug>` en otra terminal\n→ Prisma crea migración + aplica en **DB local**\n→ seguís probando en local\n\n---\n\n## Antes de push a main\n`git push origin main`\n→ hook `pre-push` detecta que va a `main`\n→ `pnpm docs:check`\n→ `pnpm db:local:up`\n→ `pnpm db:deploy` sobre **DB local**\n→ `pnpm db:check-migrations`\n→ `pnpm lint`\n→ `pnpm typecheck`\n→ `pnpm test:contracts`\n→ `pnpm build`\n→ si todo pasa, recién deja pushear\n\nSi push a feature branch:\n`git push origin feature/x`\n→ `pre-push`\n→ detecta que **no es main**\n→ sale sin correr checks pesados\n\n---\n\n## CI de PR\n`pull_request`\n→ GitHub Actions\n→ levanta Postgres efímero del job\n→ `pnpm install`\n→ `pnpm db:deploy` sobre **DB del job**\n→ `pnpm db:generate`\n→ `pnpm db:check-migrations`\n→ `pnpm docs:check`\n→ `pnpm lint`\n→ `pnpm typecheck`\n→ `pnpm test:contracts`\n→ `pnpm build`\n\n---\n\n## Producción\n`push to main`\n→ GitHub Actions `db-deploy-production`\n→ usa `BALLBOX_PRODUCTION_DATABASE_URL`\n→ `pnpm install`\n→ `pnpm db:deploy` sobre **DB producción**\n→ luego producción queda lista para correr código nuevo\n\n---\n\n## Resumen corto\n**Local dev**\n`code`\n→ `local DB`\n→ `local tests`\n\n**Push a main**\n`local verification`\n→ `GitHub main`\n\n**PR CI**\n`repo state`\n→ `ephemeral CI DB`\n→ `checks`\n\n**Prod**\n`push main`\n→ `prod db:deploy`\n→ `app deploy/serve`\n\n---\n\n## Regla mental\n- **local** = desarrollar y crear migraciones\n- **pre-push main** = verificar que migraciones aplican desde cero/local\n- **CI** = verificar lo mismo en limpio\n- **prod** = aplicar migraciones reales al hacer push a `main`",

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Encontré la conversación en sesiones de Pi.

Era esta línea:
- job abre una instancia nueva
  de `pi` **desde cero**
- en batch / no interactiva
- y choca con auth Codex
  (`refresh_token_reused`)

Conclusión de esa charla:
- el problema no parecía
  `--no-extensions`
- tampoco `tmux`
- el problema fuerte era
  **cold start de otra
  instancia de `pi`**
  usando Codex OAuth

Y después siguió así:
- sí, **se puede sacar `tmux`**
  para esos jobs
- si solo querés:
  - correr async
  - guardar log
  - consultar estado

O sea, el hilo quedó en:
1. auth es el cuello
2. `tmux` no es necesario
3. conviene job runner más
   simple, sin `tmux`
4. mejor no depender de
   Codex OAuth para jobs
   batch nuevos

Si querés, sigo desde ahí y te
armo la propuesta concreta:
- diseño sin `tmux`
- runner
- logs
- status
- provider estable para jobs


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queued new Telegram Pi session: pi-telegram