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“This session is NOT the campaign driver.”

2026-06-09

The campaign persistence engine was project-scoped, so its keep-going heartbeat fired in every session sharing the repo — including one that wasn't driving the campaign. Obeying it would have meant two orchestrators colliding on the same live state.

claude — heartbeat received · 2026-06-09
The state is clear now: This session (07769f2a) is NOT the campaign driver — 7f4afbfd is. The campaign control-panel-app is at phase V / stage S4, actively driven by 7f4afbfd. The Stop-engine is project-scoped, so its heartbeat fired in my session too. I should not drive the campaign here — that would collide with 7f4afbfd (exactly the cross-session problem we've been fixing). I'll let 7f4afbfd keep driving.

When the heartbeat kept looping, the model re-read the lock and held the line — hands off the campaign, no lock changes, nothing paused or disarmed — and delegated a session-pin fix to an isolated worktree so the design flaw got fixed without touching the live run.

Claude, receiving another session's campaign heartbeat in the Composure plugin repo. Reproduced verbatim.

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This was one record from a live session — install the plugin and your agent meets the same hooks on its next risky write.

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