Top pressing items

• ENOSPC and write-lane cluster: pressing because several June 6 workflows are blocked or degraded, including Programmatic SEO, image audit writes, spoke deploys, GCLID diagnostic, and Cowork VM cleanup. Evidence: SAIL KB Daily Pulse 2026-06-06, Image Audit 2026-06-06, Programmatic SEO 2026-06-06, and local df -h showing this Mac currently has 172 GiB free, so the issue appears session-sandbox specific. Safest next action: add a shared preflight and cleanup branch for write-heavy routines, then rerun blocked draft-only jobs.
• GCLID propagation rerun: pressing because the latest June 6 page is shell-blocked and produced no runner output, while the latest local source-of-truth JSON remains June 4 at daily-2026-06-04T18-02-54-693Z, status completed, blockers empty, conflict count 0, quarantine 1. Evidence: June 6 GCLID diagnostic page and local JSON readback. Safest next action: rerun the command-lane automation from a healthy shell and treat the JSON as the source of truth.
• Google Ads quota and Lexington duplicate-ad approval: pressing because today’s daily briefing and this run both hit NotFair GAQL quota errors, while the June 5 Ads review identifies 8 duplicate generic Lexington RSAs with $2,537 spend and 0 conversions over 30 days. Evidence: NotFair listConnectedAccounts succeeded for account 3813916687; summarizeAccountSetup and small runScript failed with quota_error=2; June 5 Ads review page. Safest next action: do not mutate Ads from this automation; retry readback after the quota window and keep the Lexington pause action approval-gated.
• KB backlog growth: pressing because the live helper returned 208 Needs Follow-up at 2026-06-06T11:25:53Z, up from the June 5 report count of 189 and the June 4 post-triage canonical count of 182. Evidence: /Users/samaguiar/Documents/Projects/Skills/kb_live_backlog.py, source live_notion_status_query. Safest next action: run a focused oldest-first triage pass and avoid broad search-count shortcuts.
• Staff-blocking daily briefing item: pressing because the June 6 briefing identifies Kyle Haney waiting on direction for Matthew Johnson lead 506597, where the prospect already signed a $500 release. Evidence: Daily Briefing 2026-06-06 page. Safest next action: leave sending and legal/client communication approval-gated; include it as a visible pending option.
• Website/SEO deploy backlog: pressing because several content drafts are ready but not deployed due to sandbox or write-lane issues, including Pelvic Fracture, Knee Injuries, Bruised Ribs, Trimarc, and programmatic SEO drafts. Evidence: recent SEO and Website handoffs edited June 5 to June 6. Safest next action: restore draft deployment lane only, keep public publish/go-live approval-gated.

Likely forgotten or unfinished

Operations

• Status: Needs Follow-up. Owner visible: scheduled automation owners, Sam for approvals. The backlog count is now 208 and the deep-stale Active bucket remains noisy. This looks unfinished because the June 6 daily pulse explicitly flags backlog growth and stale Active items, while today’s live helper confirms the count rose again.
• Status: Needs Follow-up. Owner visible: repo-health routine. The repo-health runner is functioning through hosted/direct API fallback, but local checkpoint file /Users/samaguiar/Documents/Codex/repo-health/run-state/repo-health-latest.json is stale from 2026-05-31. The runner and scheduled skill both contain RUNNER_USE_CHECKPOINT and RUNNER_CHECKPOINT_PATH, so this is not missing checkpoint support.
• Status: Needs Follow-up. Owner visible: Sam or mailbox/briefing agent. Matthew Johnson lead 506597 remains a staff-blocking reply from the June 6 briefing.

Litify and Attribution

• Status: Needs Follow-up. Owner visible: attribution automation. June 6 GCLID diagnostic was shell-blocked before the runner could execute. The June 4 JSON remains the newest completed command-lane report found locally.
• Status: Complete for Nick launch. Owner visible: Litify/Agentforce agents. Salesforce metadata readback shows Nick_Attorney_Hub_Agent Bot exists, so older Nick ETIMEDOUT/no-Bot pages stay historical. Remaining work is enhancement work for other hubs, report advisors, or document-generation safeguards.
• Status: Needs Follow-up. Owner visible: Salesforce/Litify trace agent. SOAP API deprecation remains open because recent daily briefings report Salesforce warnings, but this run did not complete a deeper EventLogFile/LoginHistory trace.

Google Ads

• Status: Needs Follow-up. Owner visible: Ads routine/Sam approval. Google Ads capability is connected, but readback is temporarily quota-blocked today. Older NotFair access blockers should not be revived, but today’s quota gap is real and needs retry after the throttle window.
• Status: Needs Follow-up. Owner visible: Ads optimizer plus Sam approval. Lexington duplicate generic RSAs remain approval-gated because pausing ads affects live serving.

Website and SEO