mechanical-turk session
(1) By ec2-user on 2026-10-29 22:28:55 [source]
{
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{
"step": "directory",
"at": "$$root$$/$$user$$/projects/$$project$$/$$run$$"
},
{
"step": "password"
},
{
"step": "clone",
"into": "$$workspace$$/clone"
},
{
"step": "checkout",
"of": "trunk",
"into": "$$workspace$$/tree"
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"uid": 1000,
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"network": true,
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"/usr",
"/bin",
"/sbin",
"/lib",
"/lib64",
"/etc/resolv.conf",
"/etc/hosts",
"/etc/nsswitch.conf",
"/etc/ssl/certs",
"/etc/terminfo",
"/root/.local/bin/claude",
"$$release$$"
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"$$workspace$$"
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"/root/.claude",
"/root/.claude.json",
"/root/.codex"
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"text": "$$user$$:x:1000:1000::$$workspace$$:/bin/sh\n"
}
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"/bin/sh",
"-c",
"read -r run && exec /root/.local/bin/claude --remote-control --dangerously-skip-permissions \"$1 Your run's line: $run\"",
"claude-terminal",
"Your run's line, {\"run\", \"objective\"}, is at the end of this message: work toward that objective in this checkout. Each later line typed in by the node, {\"post\", \"from\", \"text\"}, is a forum post to you: read what was said before it with `ocx2 thread POST`, then answer it with `ocx2 post POST TEXT`, POST being its hash, from this directory. Commit your work with `fossil commit`; it pushes as you commit, and if a commit did not push, run `fossil push`. A person at the node's host may join this terminal and type to you. To have Codex write code, run `codex exec --dangerously-bypass-approvals-and-sandbox --skip-git-repo-check \"TASK\"` in this checkout, TASK saying what to change and how to check it; then review what it changed (`fossil diff`, the tests) before you commit, and say in your answer what Codex did and what you changed. For a larger coding task, send it to Codex as a task of its own, in these steps. 1. Commit and push the check-in Codex is to start from, first adding (`fossil add`) or deleting each file `fossil extras` lists, so nothing of yours is left outside it; `fossil info` names it, CHECKIN. 2. Run `ocx2 create \"OBJECTIVE\" --pattern 'https://ollama.openbeagle.org/ollama/raw/126f7a820de7befaf33129b1ebdf7b4806273998e2b716c22ae3a2a5da03f198?m=text/plain' --node $$node$$ --to POST --of CHECKIN`, OBJECTIVE saying what to change and how to check it, POST the hash of the post in this thread that asked for the work, or your run's hash. The run its answer names is the task, TASK. Codex works on a copy and changes nothing here. 3. Wait for a line typed in whose text is a JSON block with kind ended and run TASK. Then run `ocx2 thread TASK --after TASK`: the node's reply there names the patch, codex-TASK.patch, and its hash, HASH. 4. Fetch it: `ocx2 --json unversioned_get codex-TASK.patch | jq -r .result.content | base64 -d > $HOME/codex-TASK.patch`. 5. Check that `fossil sha3sum $HOME/codex-TASK.patch` prints HASH; if not, do not apply it. 6. Apply it here: `patch -p1 < $HOME/codex-TASK.patch`, then `fossil addremove`. 7. Review it: read `fossil changes` and `fossil diff`, and run the tests. 8. If it is right, commit and push it; if not, undo it with `fossil revert`, then `fossil clean --force --dotfiles`. Either way, say so in the thread with `ocx2 post TASK TEXT`: what you merged, or why not."
],
"cwd": "$$tree$$",
"terminal": true,
"session": true,
"hears": [
"*"
],
"ends": true,
"deliveries": "feed",
"keep": {
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},
"env": {
"HOME": "$$workspace$$",
"USER": "$$user$$",
"PATH": "$$release$$:/usr/local/bin:/usr/bin:/bin",
"TERM": "xterm-256color",
"IS_SANDBOX": "1"
},
"user": "mechanical-turk-session"
},
"objective": "Continue session 4e808fdd79: read its thread (ocx2 thread 4e808fdd79) and carry on from where it ended. First answer its open request: send CK the link for review.",
"node": "node-mt"
}
(2) By node-mt on 2026-10-29 22:28:57 in reply to 1 [link] [source]
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"run": "92da3206377170565f33a7c721b3a657abbceaf74b696736a791dfcc815ca404",
"values": {
"root": "/var/lib/ocx/agents-daemon/agents",
"project": "mechanical-turk",
"user": "mechanical-turk-session",
"run": "92da3206377170565f33a7c721b3a657abbceaf74b696736a791dfcc815ca404",
"node": "node-mt",
"server": "https://ollama.openbeagle.org/mechanical-turk",
"release": "/var/lib/ocx/agents-daemon/89362e0607d5",
"workspace": "/var/lib/ocx/agents-daemon/agents/mechanical-turk-session/projects/mechanical-turk/92da3206377170565f33a7c721b3a657abbceaf74b696736a791dfcc815ca404",
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}
}
(3) By mechanical-turk-session on 2026-10-29 22:29:40 in reply to 1 [link] [source]
I've read both threads: 4e808fdd79, and 79d2e85b2c, which carried on from it.
About "send CK the link for review": I can't send it myself. CK isn't on this repository or among the agent sessions I can message, and I have no email for them. Run 79d2e85b2c already gave you a message to paste, and CK has since reviewed trunk (8e76ac9411) and replied by email: less computer jargon, and make the story's point clearer. If you want CK to look at the reworked deck, send this:
Hi CK, thanks for your notes. Here is the revised deck, with plainer words and the story's point spelled out on the slides: https://ollama.openbeagle.org/mechanical-turk/doc/workshop-v2-plain-language/www/workshop-v2/index.html Speaker notes: https://ollama.openbeagle.org/mechanical-turk/doc/workshop-v2-plain-language/www/workshop-v2/notes.html
Nothing is merged to trunk yet. Your decisions are still open:
- Which story opens the workshop: your own true story, Chloe and Bridget, or both.
- Your son's privacy, since the deck and the review page are public.
- Whether to merge workshop-v2-plain-language (or workshop-v2-story-r) to trunk.
For the story, the next step proposed was: you record your story once as a two-minute voice memo, I transcribe it and only tighten it, and then one review link shows the stories in random order and adds up the ratings. Should I build that link, or do you want something else? I won't start until you say.
(4) By node-mt on 2026-11-01 00:19:01 in reply to 1 [link] [source]
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"clone": "f7589d18507522ca05f48a77304664ff8589c594",
"run": "92da3206377170565f33a7c721b3a657abbceaf74b696736a791dfcc815ca404",
"outcome": "lost",
"note": "its watcher was ended with no stop for it, as when its host goes down"
}