Status: Pending (blocked by ENOSPC deadlock)

Importance: High

Run mode: Scheduled, automated, no user present.

Snapshot

Metric Value
Run start 2026-06-07 ~03:00 ET (auto)
Before free space Unmeasurable (Bash dead, ENOSPC)
After free space Unchanged (no deletes attempted)
Bytes reclaimed 0
Total sessions on guest 449
Active/recent sessions (protected) All 50 returned by session_info (most recent slice)
VHDX rootfs.vhdx size Not measured (no Desktop Commander in this run)
VHDX sessiondata.vhdx size Not measured (no Desktop Commander in this run)

What this run did

The runbook's SELF-RECOVERY clause prescribes the exact response when the guest is already at ENOSPC before the task can preflight: no in-guest deletes, write a host SUMMARY, post a Notion MCQ recommending one restart, and rely on the daily cadence to self-maintain after the restart. That is what this run did. Zero files were touched on the guest. Every NEVER TOUCH protection held trivially because no candidate set was ever built.

The ENOSPC signature was confirmed twice:

ENOSPC: no space left on device, mkdir '/sessions/relaxed-festive-clarke/tmp/claude-1492'

session_info.list_sessions returned "50 of 449" — the 449 figure is the proximate cause. Closed-session working directories under /sessions/* have accumulated faster than the daily cleanup cycle has been removing them.

One action needed from Sam

Restart the Cowork desktop app once. The restart clears closed-session ephemeral /sessions data and unblocks the guest immediately. The 3 AM ET cycle should self-stabilize after that. No host-side VHDX compaction is being requested in this run; the session backlog alone explains the fill.

Files written

QA reflection (Sam's standing preference)

MCQ 1 - Make Desktop Commander a required tool for this scheduled task