Sam approved the recommended follow-through for local agent filesystem and permission issues. I promoted the repair workflow into Skills/agent-filesystem-preflight/SKILL.md, registered it in Skills/SKILL-INDEX.md, and updated folder-hygiene-guardian, repo-health-monitor, and RUNTIME-CODEX.md so future agents route permission-shaped failures through the preflight workflow.
admin/scripts/agent-filesystem-preflight.sh so it skips admin/rollback and admin/session_logs and does not treat rollback evidence as active debris.admin/scripts/git-locks-cleanup-launchd.sh, reinstalled the mirror at /Users/samaguiar/.local/bin/sail-git-locks-cleanup, and fixed the scan helper so clean repos do not produce a false nonzero result.weekly-agent-filesystem-preflight, scheduled Sundays at 03:20, to run the working preflight path weekly.admin/session_logs/agent-filesystem-permissions-repair-2026-05-17.md and the QA queue at admin/_qa-queue/2026-05-17.md.plutil -lint passed for the repo plist and installed LaunchAgent plist.agent-filesystem-preflight.bash admin/scripts/agent-filesystem-preflight.sh --fix --root /Users/samaguiar/Documents/Projects generated admin/session_logs/agent-filesystem-preflight-20260517T130013-0400.md, found no Git locks, moved no locks, and applied zero permission changes.0 when excluding rollback, session logs, generated dependency trees, and Git object stores.no Git locks found.77: EX_NOPERM with find: /Users/samaguiar/Documents/Projects: Operation not permitted, making the macOS privacy blocker explicit rather than falsely clean.The practical repair path works from Codex and is now scheduled through Codex. The macOS LaunchAgent remains blocked by Apple privacy/TCC until a Full Disk Access or equivalent grant is applied to the launchd runner context. This is an OS privacy issue, not a chmod/chown workspace issue.
The approved recommendations were implemented and verified. The only remaining item requires a macOS privacy grant decision or GUI privacy workflow, so the session is ending with that as an explicit follow-up rather than overstating completion.