Status: BLOCKED. No drafts produced. No WordPress writes. No API calls.

Root cause

Every Bash tool invocation in session vigilant-keen-dirac returned:

ENOSPC: no space left on device, mkdir '/sessions/vigilant-keen-dirac/tmp/claude-1250'

The shell sandbox cannot create its own working tmp directory, which kills every downstream step of the pipeline (credential loading via source, Semrush/Ahrefs/Perplexity API pulls, Python data merges, banana/Gemini image generation, WP REST deploys, Playwright visual QA).

What still worked

• File tools (Read, Write, Edit, Glob, Grep)
• Notion MCP (this export)

What I did

1. Confirmed the blocker with a second Bash call.
2. Wrote a run-summary and a detailed blocker report to the persistent Projects volume at /sessions/vigilant-keen-dirac/mnt/Projects/Programmatic-SEO/runs/2026-04-20-AM/.
3. Exported this Notion entry so the next session has context.
4. Did NOT attempt to clean up disk autonomously — per the task's own guardrails, destructive actions require user confirmation, and session-tmp cleanup could disrupt other scheduled runs or active Cowork sessions on the same volume.

Path drift

The scheduled task file references /sessions/jolly-intelligent-pascal/.... That session is stale. The active session this run is vigilant-keen-dirac. The skill's hardcoded paths should be refactored to resolve the current session dynamically rather than hardcoding a session ID.

Recommended action for Sam

1. Free up space on the Cowork session volume. Easiest: restart Cowork, which clears session tmp. Alternative (in a session with working Bash): identify heavy tmp artifacts with du -sh /sessions/*/tmp/* 2>/dev/null | sort -h.
2. Re-trigger sail-programmatic-seo-twice-daily or wait for the next tick.
3. Update the sail-programmatic-seo-twice-daily skill to:
   • Resolve the current session path at runtime instead of hardcoding jolly-intelligent-pascal.
   • Route heavy intermediate artifacts (image generations, Playwright screenshots, CSV dumps) to /mnt/Projects/Programmatic-SEO/cache/ on the persistent volume rather than the per-session tmp dir. That alone prevents most ENOSPC recurrences.

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