Blocked / Pending. No deletes occurred. The guest filesystem is full, so Bash cannot create its per-invocation temp dir and refuses to start.
First tool call (preflight df -h) was rejected by the kernel:
ENOSPC: no space left on device, mkdir '/sessions/nice-hopeful-noether/tmp/claude-1485'
With Bash dead there is no safe in-guest delete path. The task's SELF-RECOVERY section anticipates exactly this state and says: do not attempt deletes, do not touch the VHDX, write a host SUMMARY, and surface the restart recommendation here.
session_info list_sessions returned 442 local sessions resident inside /sessions/. Each carries its own working dir, tmp dir, and whatever node_modules / build / cache scratch prior agents left behind. The dynamically-expanding VHDX (rootfs.vhdx, sessiondata.vhdx) grows with that accumulation and never auto-shrinks. The daily cleanup is what normally keeps this trimmed. When the daily run gets skipped (or this is the first run after a long gap) the guest can hit ENOSPC before the next run, and once it does, the cleanup that would have fixed it can no longer execute. That is the deadlock we are in.
Nothing under /sessions/*/mnt/ was touched. No skills, scheduled tasks, routines, credentials, uploads, mounted SAguiar content, or active sessions were modified. The current session and all 20 most-recent sessions returned by session_info list_sessions are inside the protected set.
SUMMARY written to:
C:\Users\SAguiar\Documents\Codex\folder-cleanup-runs\SUMMARY-2026-06-06-0300.md
MANIFEST was not written because no candidates were evaluated (no deletes attempted).