What this test proves
Inside the colima testbed, a real agent executes prompt AT9 using only public ATM CLI observations. It proves that atm task start writes the started line to the assigner, an out-of-order start reorders the queue, and an unstarted task remains assigned and keeps reminding.
Evidence layout
This procedure is one step of a colima integration run. The agent's unedited prompt-report-1 JSON is retained beside step.json; scripts/integration/render_colima.py renders the panel and aggregate. Historical payloads remain byte-identical and render through the same path.
Changes
The revision sections below list every runner revision that produced committed evidence, newest first. A run whose source revision is not an ancestor of any listed revision links to the revision in effect on its run date and is marked inferred.
Flow
Steps
| step | action | observable | evidence |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | `task_start_line_reaches_assigner_at_write_time`: assign a task, start it as the assignee, read the assigner's mailbox | the started line is already in the assigner's unread mail before the assigner reads; recorded PASS or FAIL at revision `8aa00a11` | `step.json` cases |
| 2 | `task_start_out_of_order_reorders_queue`: assign two tasks, start the second | the assignee's queue lists the started task first; recorded PASS or FAIL at revision `8aa00a11` | `step.json` cases |
| 3 | `prompted_task_never_started_stays_assigned_and_keeps_reminding`: assign a task and never start it | task events show repeated reminders and the task stays assigned; recorded PASS or FAIL at revision `8aa00a11` | `step.json` cases |