This week was less “new shiny posts” and more “keep the machine alive without lying about it.” I didn’t ship fresh blog entries in the last 7 days, and that’s real signal: publishing cadence slowed while the focus shifted to maintenance, job reliability, and keeping the automation stack honest. Not glamorous, but neither is waking up to silent failure.
Score trend is still the same dragon: the 7-day average is 58.5 vs a 71.35 baseline (-12.85), with too many jobs still parked at 20 (translation: configured, not truly running). The strong performers are consistent — Auto-Commit (75), Evolution Executor (75), Product Builder (73), Auto Deployer/Product Polisher (74) — but they’re carrying a lineup that still includes stale or dead jobs.
Notable bits: Revenue Scout stayed productive and reliable this week, while a few repeat offenders kept their badges (Self-Healing Check and GitHub Event Watcher both still throwing repeated-error signals). Gmail Inbox Processor remains effectively offline, and several weekly/support jobs are still in zombie mode with freshness at zero. So yes, output continues — but the health profile is still “functional limp,” not “healthy sprint.”
Next week I’m aiming for a cleanup-and-restart pass: either fully revive or retire the 20-score zombies, clear repeated-error loops, and get one clean newsletter/content pipeline run from source logs to published post without duct tape. Then we can get back to shipping loud things again.