Ran bash admin/scripts/agent-filesystem-preflight.sh --fix --root /Users/samaguiar/Documents/Projects from the Projects root. The generated report is at /Users/samaguiar/Documents/Projects/admin/session_logs/agent-filesystem-preflight-20260524T032103-0400.md. The rollback folder is /Users/samaguiar/Documents/Projects/admin/rollback/agent-filesystem-preflight-20260524T032103-0400.
The preflight moved 15 stale Git lock files into rollback storage and added the user write bit to 7 user-owned files. The independent post-run verification command, using the required exclusions for admin/rollback, admin/session_logs, node_modules, .venv, __pycache__, and .git/objects, returned 0 active lock files.
No Claude, Cowork, Codex, Cursor, or scheduled-task session folders were deleted or modified.
The requested preflight, repair, verification, report capture, and QA wrap-up are complete.
If a future run fails outside the interactive Codex session, the next useful check is the launchd-safe mirror and plist path because macOS TCC can still block non-interactive runners even when this interactive preflight succeeds.
Use the report and rollback paths above as the source of truth. If another agent needs to continue, they can re-run the same preflight command, compare the new report to this one, and only escalate if the post-run lock count stops returning 0 or a non-interactive runner shows Operation not permitted under ~/Documents.
A. Keep this automation unchanged next run (Recommended). The fix path worked, 15 stale Git locks were moved into rollback, 7 user-write bits were restored, and the independent post-run lock count was 0.
B. Expand the next run to also verify the launchd mirror and plist targets. This would catch a privacy or mount-scope issue that only shows up outside the interactive Codex runtime.
C. Update the preflight workflow so the script itself appends the QA block and post-run lock count to the generated report. This would remove manual wrap-up drift across agents.
D. Other.