Propagation · Codex · Hard reset
Desk note: Tibo says the September reset has propagated
Three words and a goodnight. A completion ping, not a new promise, and no fresh timestamp for when it should have hit you.
Reset all propagated. Sweet dreams.
“Reset all propagated. Sweet dreams.”
The last verified Codex flush on this wire, as the Friday edition closes, is not a dare or a million. It is a janitor's note at 08:09 UTC. The reset walked. It is done. Sweet dreams.
That is an underrated genre. Half the fights on this beat are people refreshing at plus-twenty-minutes and calling the house a liar. A propagation line is how the desk tells them to stop refreshing.
The post it closes is in the drawer too: a quality update for Astra users, posted just after 03:20 UTC, listing skills written for older models that were firing too often or stopping the model from checking its work. Read the pair and the shape is familiar — find the leak, fix the leak, zero the meter, say goodnight.
What it means
- Propagation notes close a story. They are not a second flush unless the copy says so.
- The reset being closed out is the Astra-quality note posted five hours earlier the same night; that post is on file beside this one.
- As of 19 September the desk holds no newer Codex hard-reset copy — only a Saturday reply saying something is still coming Tuesday.