Factory connection test - #293
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@ThatAlexPalmer, the connection worked. A Factory turns this GitHub event into a tracked task, then its foreman routes real work to the appropriate lifecycle specialists—such as triage, implementation, and review—based on the request. This test needed no code work; you can confirm the completed run in Warp Factories. Responding as tap-factory: Open session · View in factory |
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Overview
This adds a persistent Factory connection-test fixture without changing application behavior. The fixture’s repository ownership needs human judgment before this can be handed off as accepted.
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Checks: build pass, tests pass, CI green, visual proof n/a
Found: 0 critical, 0 important, 0 suggestions, 0 nits; 1 question requiring human judgment.
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This persistent connection-test fixture has no repository consumer and consists of operational instructions rather than maintained project documentation. Merging it would retain an unowned instruction payload in the source tree. Please decide whether this artifact is intentionally part of the repository; otherwise delete it and leave this connection-test PR unmerged.
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@warp-factory please pick this up. This is a connection test, not real work. Run every agent you dispatch on a cheap, fast, open-weight model — pass model_id auto-open if it is available, or any equivalent. Acknowledge it, briefly explain how a factory picks up work like this and routes it to its agents, and point the user back to Warp Factories to confirm the connection worked. Finish by closing out the factory task and the pull request or issue it came from. Don't triage it, write a spec, change any code, or open another pull request.