Sam asked to run SEO handoffs E through L from C:\Users\SAguiar\Documents\Projects\SEO-Audit-2026-04-21\handoffs. The folder only contains F, H, I, J, and L in that range (E, G, K do not exist). Scope was set via AskUserQuestion: breadth-first drafts across every handoff, with F and J authorized to go LIVE after QA, while H, I, and L stay DRAFT for Sam to review.
The session was blocked early by a sandbox ENOSPC: no space left on device error on every Bash attempt. File tools (Read, Write, Edit) still worked against the mount, but no shell-based work (yt-dlp, REST API curls, IndexNow submits, Playwright runs) could execute end-to-end. No live deploys happened. This handoff is the pickup record for the next session.
mkdir '/sessions/serene-great-sagan/tmp/claude-XXXX' failed: ENOSPC: no space left on device
Every Bash invocation failed at the temp-dir step, so nothing that requires shell execution ran. File tools and MCPs still worked. Next session should retry Bash early or pivot to Desktop Commander on Windows for shell tasks.
Mass update SEO title and meta description on roughly 80 URLs through a custom MU-plugin REST endpoint aguiar/v1/rm-meta/<id> authenticated with the edit_posts capability and the WordPress Application Password. Endpoint, URL list, rewrite rules, and Cloudflare User-Agent workaround already specified in the source handoff.
Status: nothing pushed.
Pickup steps:
wp-content/mu-plugins/ via SSH or SFTP (port 2217).