Read-only QA was requested for /Users/samaguiar/Documents/SAIL and its trees, focused on duplicate/copy-suffixed files, broken symlinks, misplaced generated artifacts, credential-shaped files, empty folders, stale logs/archives, repo health signals, README/AGENTS gaps, and future-agent trip hazards.
No local files were edited, moved, deleted, staged, or reverted.
The local command runner failed before executing commands. Attempts included pwd, path existence checks, command -v, and a direct skill read. Each failed at process creation with No such file or directory (os error 2), before any filesystem inspection could occur.
Computer Use confirmed Terminal is not currently running, but the Terminal app is blocked for Computer Use safety reasons, so the fallback path could not run read-only shell commands either.
Notion connection and the SAIL Knowledge Base schema were reachable. This session export was created in the SAIL Knowledge Base.
Blocked by local execution tooling, not by task uncertainty. Continuing without shell access would require guessing, which would be worse than an honest blocked QA.
A future agent can rerun the same QA once local shell execution is restored. Suggested read-only checks: file inventory with find or rg --files, duplicate suffix scan, symlink validation, large artifact report, credential-name and credential-content triage, empty-folder listing, stale log/archive listing, repository discovery with find -name .git -type d, git status --short inside each repo, and README/AGENTS presence checks.
If shell access remains unavailable, the next best path is a GUI-based Finder spot check, but it will not produce reliable evidence counts across the full tree.
Start with /Users/samaguiar/Documents/SAIL. Keep the run read-only unless Sam explicitly approves cleanup. Report absolute paths and evidence counts. Do not revert or modify anything because other agents may be active in the same workspace. If repo directories exist, use git status --short only. If credential-shaped files are found, report their paths and names without printing secret values. If generated artifacts or logs look misplaced, classify by type and count before recommending cleanup.
Importance: High. Status: Pending, because the filesystem QA itself could not be performed in this session.