First-of-its-kind run, spun off from daily-repo-health-check P10 so the daily report's Test/lint section finally has real signal. Read-only against repos (local git clone to throwaway /tmp, install + run, deleted). Nothing committed, pushed, or modified.
Test/lint pass rate: 2 of 2 runnable repos green (13 of 15 git repos have no committed root test/lint harness). No tests failed outright → Priority Medium.
~/Documents/Projects/Repos/ dynamically. Skipped sail-googleads (non-git, per task).eslint lint PASS (0 errors), vitest 18/18 PASS (5 files). Green.vitest 15/15 PASS (3 files); no lint script. Green.next lint but no committed ESLint config, so it opens an interactive setup prompt and can't run headless. Configured-but-not-runnable, not a code failure.Completed. All detected harnesses executed (or recorded as not-runnable with the reason). Report, QA queue, and this export written.
The cowork bash sandbox cannot run installs: root FS had ~320 MB free, /sessions was 100% full, and the user-disk mount is virtiofs which rejects the unlink/rename syscalls git and npm/pnpm need (Operation not permitted). All real execution succeeded only via the Desktop Commander host-shell on the Mac (node v25.8.1 / npm 11.11 / pnpm 10.33, 109 GiB free). Also: the host shell exports NODE_ENV=production, so npm ci silently skips devDependencies (eslint, vitest) until --include=dev / NODE_ENV=development is forced.
next lint runs headless (and note it looks like an older fork of the standalone sail-command-center — possible dedupe).