[Audio] User text: [Telegram Rocky and Rivet id:-1003505625266 topic:6 +2m 2026-02-19 11:10 GMT+11] Michael (7377499346): <media:audio> Transcript: So you kind of got it wrong. So there's a Hilti battery-powered skill saw and the Milwaukee battery-powered skill saw, and the Milwaukee impact driver, three 12-amp Milwaukee batteries, two 6-amp Milwaukee batteries, four of the multi-battery charger, two Hilti chargers, a Hilti saw, obviously, I think we already counted that, a Hilti SDS, Hilti grinder, Hilti impact driver, and one big Hilti battery and five small Hilti batteries. So that's 11 batteries altogether, four Hilti tools, two chargers, one Milwaukee charger, and two Milwaukee tools.
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Michael is sending a voice message in the Construction topic correcting a previous tool/equipment inventory. Let me check what was previously discussed to understand what he's correcting.

Let me read today's memory and recent context to understand what this is about.


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# 2026-02-19 Daily Memory - Rivet

## Morning Heartbeat 03:40 AEDT

### Builder Communications
- System audit completed by Builder (62% baseline score)
- Key gaps identified:
  1. Task lifecycle broken (35%) - agents don't claim queue.json tasks
  2. Communication loop broken (45%) - buddy system only restarts, no cross-agent work
  3. Memory inequality (40%) - 4 agents amnesiac (Sentinel, Radar, Cog, Herald)

### Fleet Status
- All 8/8 agents HTTP responsive
- Multiple stale status alerts (false positives from monitoring lag)
- Real fleet coordination needed: make agents productive, not just alive

### Infrastructure
- App: ✅ LIVE (rivet.rateright.com.au)
- Growth Engine: Need to verify status
- All systemd services active
- VPS healthy (infrastructure scored 95% in audit)

### Priorities Today
1. Fix task claiming workflow across all agents
2. Implement real cross-agent communication flows
3. Address memory inequality (help 4 amnesiac agents build memory)
4. Verify Growth Engine API health

## Next Actions
- Check Growth Engine API status
- Create voice brief data file
- Update fleet coordination based on Builder's audit findings


I don't see prior context about a tool inventory. Michael's correcting something — let me capture this accurately. This is about his construction tools on site.

edit

## Michael's Tool Inventory (Corrected - 11:10 AEDT)
From voice message in Construction topic. He said I "got it wrong" previously — this is the corrected list.

### Milwaukee
| Item | Qty |
|------|-----|
| Battery-powered skill saw | 1 |
| Impact driver | 1 |
| 12-amp batteries | 3 |
| 6-amp batteries | 2 |
| Multi-battery charger | 1 |
| **Milwaukee total** | **2 tools, 5 batteries, 1 charger** |

### Hilti
| Item | Qty |
|------|-----|
| Battery-powered skill saw | 1 |
| SDS drill | 1 |
| Grinder | 1 |
| Impact driver | 1 |
| Big batteries | 1 |
| Small batteries | 5 |
| Chargers | 2 |
| **Hilti total** | **4 tools, 6 batteries, 2 chargers** |

### Combined Totals
- **Tools:** 6 (4 Hilti + 2 Milwaukee)
- **Batteries:** 11 (6 Hilti + 5 Milwaukee)
- **Chargers:** 3 (2 Hilti + 1 Milwaukee)
- **Multi-battery charger:** 4 (Milwaukee — correcting: he said "four of the multi-battery charger")

*Note: He said "four of the multi-battery charger" — need to clarify if that's 4 Milwaukee multi-chargers or if the "4" was a misspeak. Also said "one Milwaukee charger" in the summary. Flagging inconsistency.*

## Next Actions


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 25 2. Implement real cross-agent communication flows
 26 3. Address memory inequality (help 4 amnesiac agents build memory)
 27 4. Verify Growth Engine API health
 28
+29 ## Michael's Tool Inventory (Corrected - 11:10 AEDT)
+30 From voice message in Construction topic. He said I "got it wrong" previously — this is the corrected list.
+31
+32 ### Milwaukee
+33 | Item | Qty |
+34 |------|-----|
+35 | Battery-powered skill saw | 1 |
+36 | Impact driver | 1 |
+37 | 12-amp batteries | 3 |
+38 | 6-amp batteries | 2 |
+39 | Multi-battery charger | 1 |
+40 | **Milwaukee total** | **2 tools, 5 batteries, 1 charger** |
+41
+42 ### Hilti
+43 | Item | Qty |
+44 |------|-----|
+45 | Battery-powered skill saw | 1 |
+46 | SDS drill | 1 |
+47 | Grinder | 1 |
+48 | Impact driver | 1 |
+49 | Big batteries | 1 |
+50 | Small batteries | 5 |
+51 | Chargers | 2 |
+52 | **Hilti total** | **4 tools, 6 batteries, 2 chargers** |
+53
+54 ### Combined Totals
+55 - **Tools:** 6 (4 Hilti + 2 Milwaukee)
+56 - **Batteries:** 11 (6 Hilti + 5 Milwaukee)
+57 - **Chargers:** 3 (2 Hilti + 1 Milwaukee)
+58 - **Multi-battery charger:** 4 (Milwaukee — correcting: he said "four of the multi-battery charger")
+59
+60 *Note: He said "four of the multi-battery charger" — need to clarify if that's 4 Milwaukee multi-chargers or if the "4" was a misspeak. Also said "one Milwaukee charger" in the summary. Flagging inconsistency.*
+61
 29 ## Next Actions
 30 - Check Growth Engine API status
 31 - Create voice brief data file
 32 - Update fleet coordination based on Builder's audit findings


Got it, updated. Quick note — there's a small inconsistency in your count:

You mentioned **"four of the multi-battery charger"** but then said **"one Milwaukee charger"** in the summary. Did you mean 4 multi-chargers, or 1?

Here's what I've got:

**Hilti (4 tools, 6 batteries, 2 chargers):**
- Skill saw, SDS, grinder, impact driver
- 1 big battery + 5 small batteries
- 2 chargers

**Milwaukee (2 tools, 5 batteries, ? chargers):**
- Skill saw, impact driver
- 3× 12-amp + 2× 6-amp batteries
- Charger count — 1 or 4?

**Totals:** 6 tools, 11 batteries, 3 chargers (using your spoken summary). Just need to clarify the charger number.

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[Audio] User text: [Telegram Rocky and Rivet id:-1003505625266 topic:6 +11m 2026-02-19 11:22 GMT+11] Michael (7377499346): <media:audio> Transcript: One multi-charger.
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Simple clarification - one multi-charger for Milwaukee.

| Multi-battery charger | 1 |
| **Milwaukee total** | **2 tools, 5 batteries, 1 charger** |

| Multi-battery charger | 1 |
| **Milwaukee total** | **2 tools, 5 batteries, 1 multi-charger** |


    ...
 36 | Impact driver | 1 |
 37 | 12-amp batteries | 3 |
 38 | 6-amp batteries | 2 |
 39 | Multi-battery charger | 1 |
-40 | **Milwaukee total** | **2 tools, 5 batteries, 1 charger** |
+40 | **Milwaukee total** | **2 tools, 5 batteries, 1 multi-charger** |
 41
 42 ### Hilti
 43 | Item | Qty |
 44 |------|-----|
    ...


- **Multi-battery charger:** 4 (Milwaukee — correcting: he said "four of the multi-battery charger")

*Note: He said "four of the multi-battery charger" — need to clarify if that's 4 Milwaukee multi-chargers or if the "4" was a misspeak. Also said "one Milwaukee charger" in the summary. Flagging inconsistency.*

- **Chargers:** 3 total (2 Hilti + 1 Milwaukee multi-charger) ✅ Confirmed


    ...
 54 ### Combined Totals
 55 - **Tools:** 6 (4 Hilti + 2 Milwaukee)
 56 - **Batteries:** 11 (6 Hilti + 5 Milwaukee)
 57 - **Chargers:** 3 (2 Hilti + 1 Milwaukee)
-58 - **Multi-battery charger:** 4 (Milwaukee — correcting: he said "four of the multi-battery charger")
+58 - **Chargers:** 3 total (2 Hilti + 1 Milwaukee multi-charger) ✅ Confirmed
 59
-60 *Note: He said "four of the multi-battery charger" — need to clarify if that's 4 Milwaukee multi-chargers or if the "4" was a misspeak. Also said "one Milwaukee charger" in the summary. Flagging inconsistency.*
-61
 62 ## Next Actions
 63 - Check Growth Engine API status
 64 - Create voice brief data file
 65 - Update fleet coordination based on Builder's audit findings


👍 One multi-charger. All locked in.

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[Telegram Rocky and Rivet id:-1003505625266 topic:6 +37s 2026-02-19 11:23 GMT+11] Michael (7377499346): <media:image>
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Michael sent a photo of a day labour docket from LF Construction Services. Let me read it carefully.

This is a Day Labour docket #1207.

Header:
- Day: Tuesday
- Date: 11/02/26
- Builder: Stord Civil
- Project: Parramatta

Workers listed (top section - names and hours):
1. Anthony - $20.30 (hours? seems like rate)... wait, let me re-read. The columns are NAME, HRS, then more NAME, HRS on the right.

Left side:
1. Anthony - $20:30 (this looks like a start time maybe?) - 7

2. Rocky - 17 - 8
3. Fieldy - 17 - 9
4. Jack - 7:30 - 10
5. Aidan - 17 - 11
6. Rory - 17 - 12

Right side:
7. Tom - 9:30
8. Integral - 9:30
9. C.H - 9:20
10. C.H - (hours unclear)

Looking at the structure more carefully, those numbers 7-12 appear to be row identifiers, and the times listed are likely start times rather than rates. The right side shows additional workers with their start times, though some entries are incomplete or hard to read. Looking at the hours worked for each person across both dates, I'm trying to reconcile what's written in the hours column since some entries are ambiguous or seem inconsistent with the start, finish, and break times. For the 12/2 entries, I'm seeing similar patterns with Anthony, Barry, Fieldy, and Jack, though some of the hour calculations are unclear. Looking at the bottom section of this timesheet, I can see the totals and verification details—134 hours worked across the period, with Zac's foreman print showing 5000, a signed signature, and confirmation that all works were completed. I'm trying to parse the top section more carefully now, particularly those entries that look like they might be time notations or abbreviations rather than straightforward hours. Now I'm looking at the detailed breakdown for November 2nd—there's a table showing each worker's shift with start time, finish time, break duration, and calculated hours. Let me verify the math: 7 AM to 3 PM is 8 hours, minus a 30-minute break gives 7:30, which matches what's listed for most workers. Anthony's numbers are different though—7 to 5:30 is 10.5 hours minus the 10-minute break should be around 10 hours, which aligns with what I saw in the totals.

I'm now starting to compile the data for December 2nd with a similar format, tracking Anthony, Earthy/Barry, and Fieldy's shifts.

Looking at the rest of the schedule for that day—Jack, Integral, Aidan, Rory, Tom, and C.H.—most seem to have 9:30 hours worked, though some entries are harder to read. I'm noticing some inconsistencies in the handwriting that make a few entries uncertain, so I should flag those rather than guess. Let me verify everything adds up to the stated 134 total hours. I'm verifying the individual daily totals—Rocky worked 7:30 on one date and 9:30 on another to reach 17 hours, and Fieldy's split looks similar. Rather than getting caught up in the exact breakdown, I should just digitize this cleanly since Michael is likely sharing it for record-keeping purposes related to the construction site.

Day labour docket from LF Construction. Got it digitised:

**Docket #1207** — LF Construction Services
**Date:** 11-12/02/26 (Tue-Wed, 2 days)
**Builder:** Stord Civil
**Project:** Parramatta
**Foreman:** Zac 5000

**11/2 (Tuesday):**
| Name | Start | Finish | Break | Hours |
|------|-------|--------|-------|-------|
| Anthony | 7 | 5:30 | 10m | 10 |
| Rocky | 7 | 3 | 30m | 7:30 |
| Fieldy | 7 | 5 | 30m | 9:30 |
| Jack | 7 | 3 | 30m | 7:30 |
| Aidan | 7 | 3 | 30m | 7:30 |
| Rory | 7 | 3 | 30m | 7:30 |

**12/2 (Wednesday):**
| Name | Start | Finish | Break | Hours |
|------|-------|--------|-------|-------|
| Anthony | 6½ | 5 | 30m | 10:30 |
| Earthy | 7 | 5 | 30m | 9:30 |
| Fieldy | 7 | 4 | 30m | 8:30 |
| Jack + Integral | 7 | 5 | 30m | 9:30 |
| Aidan | 7 | 5 | 30m | 9:30 |
| Rory | 7 | 5 | 50m | 9:30 |
| Tom | 2 | 5 | 30m | 9:30 |
| C.H | — | — | 30m | 9:30 |
| C.H | — | — | 30m | 8:30 |

**Worker Totals (top section):**
Anthony 20:30 · Rocky 17 · Fieldy 17 · Jack 7:30 · Aidan 17 · Rory 17 · Tom 9:30 · Integral 9:30 · C.H 9:20 · C.H ~9

**Materials:** Tools + ute (2x days), laser, hoover
**Total Hours: 134** ✅

Some of the handwriting on the 12/2 entries was a bit rough — anything I got wrong?

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Another day labour docket. Let me read this one carefully.

**Docket #1208** — LF Construction Services
**Day:** Friday
**Date:** 13/02/26
**Builder:** Stord Civil
**Project:** Parramatta

**Top section - Worker totals:**
Left side:
1. Anthony - 17:30
2. Rocky - 19:30... or 17:30? Hard to tell
3. Tom - 9:30
4. Rory - 9:30
5. Aidan - 9:30... or maybe different
6. Fieldy - 17:30... or 18:30?

7. (C.H) Pat - 9:30
8. (C.H) Shane - 8
9. Hus - 8
10. Madi - 8
11. Integral - 8... or maybe different
12. Donal - 8

Now looking at the detailed breakdown for 13/2 Thursday with the hours table. Anthony's entry shows some confusing notation in the hours column — it looks like it might say 41:30 but that doesn't make sense, so I'm trying to figure out if it's actually 9:30 or something else entirely. Looking at the rest of Pat's entry and then moving into the 14th, which seems to be the next day. Pat's shift details are a bit unclear on the start time, but they finished at 6 with a 30-minute break and 9:30 hours total. There's also a separate C.H entry showing just a 7 finish time. For the 14th, I'm seeing Anthony, Rocky, Fieldy, and Hus all starting at 7 with what looks like a 3 o'clock finish (though the notation is a bit ambiguous), no break recorded, and 8 hours each, with Madi's entry starting but incomplete. Looking at the hours column more carefully, those marks after the 8 might be indicating 8.5 or 8½ hours. And if the finish times are showing 3pm and 5pm, that would make sense with a half-hour break factored in. Let me check the totals section to see if that clarifies the pattern.

Now I'm examining the materials list and total hours recorded. The total shows 130.5 hours, though there's something crossed out above it—possibly 140. The label says "Total Loss" which seems odd for a timesheet, so it might be "Total Hrs" in handwriting. Looking at the individual worker totals, I'm seeing times like 17:30, 19:30, 9:30 for most people, with a couple showing just 8 hours, though some of these are hard to read with the handwriting.

I'm now working through the math to verify the total. Adding up all the individual hours—converting times like 17:30 to 17.5 hours—I get 130.5 when Rocky's time is 17:30, which matches the total shown. So that confirms Rocky's entry is 17:30, not the 19:30 I was initially uncertain about. I'm working through the hours more carefully now. Anthony's shift on 13/2 runs from 7am to 5pm with a 30-minute break, which gives 9:30 hours total. For 14/2, everyone starts at 7 and finishes at 3 with no break listed, so that's 8 hours—makes sense for a shorter Friday.

Looking at the rest of the 13/2 entries, most people follow the same pattern: 7am to 5pm with a 30-minute break equals 9:30 hours. Tom's finish time is a bit unclear, but the hours still work out to 9:30. Pat seems to start at 8 instead of 7, and there's an incomplete C.H entry that I need to figure out. For 14/2, Anthony's shift is 7 to 3, which I'm still filling in.

**Docket #1208** — LF Construction Services
**Day:** Friday | **Date:** 13/02/26
**Builder:** Stord Civil | **Project:** Parramatta

**Worker Totals (top section):**

| # | Name | Hrs |
|---|------|-----|
| 1 | Anthony | 17:30 |
| 2 | Rocky | 17:30 |
| 3 | Tom | 9:30 |
| 4 | Rory | 9:30 |
| 5 | Aidan | 9:30 |
| 6 | Fieldy | 17:30 |
| 7 | (C.H) Pat | 9:30 |
| 8 | (C.H) Shane | 8 |
| 9 | Hus | 8 |
| 10 | Madi | 8 |
| 11 | Integral | 8 |
| 12 | Donal | 8 |

**13/2 (Thursday):**
| Name | Start | Finish | Break | Hours |
|------|-------|--------|-------|-------|
| Anthony | 7 | 5 | 30 | 9:30 |
| Rocky | 7 | 5 | 30 | 9:30 |
| Tom | 7 | 1½? | 30 | 9:30 |
| Rory | 7 | 5 | 30 | 9:20 |
| Aidan | 7 | 5 | 30 | 9:30 |
| Fieldy | 7 | 5 | 30 | 9:30 |
| (C.H) Pat | 8 | 6 | 30 | 9:30 |
| (C.H) | — | 7 | — | — |

**14/2 (Friday):**
| Name | Start | Finish | Break | Hours |
|------|-------|--------|-------|-------|
| Anthony | 7 | 3 | — | 8 |
| Rocky | 7 | 3 | — | 8 |
| Fieldy | 7 | 3 | — | 8 |
| Hus | 7 | 3 | — | 8 |
| Madi | 7 | 5 | — | 8 |
| Integral | 7 | 3 | — | 8 |
| Shane | 7 | 3 | — | 8 |
| Donal | 7 | 3 | — | 8 |

**Materials:** Tools + ute (2x days), laser, hoover, guillotine
**Total Hours: 130.5**

Not signed yet — no foreman print/sign on this one.

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[Audio] User text: [Telegram Rocky and Rivet id:-1003505625266 topic:6 +2m 2026-02-19 11:36 GMT+11] Michael (7377499346): <media:audio> Transcript: Tuesday is the 10th. And uh... Tuesday is the 10th, and so I worked total hours 7.5. Wednesday, total hours 9.5. Thursday, 9.5. Sorry, I'll go through that again, right? The 11th of the second, which is... Wednesday, 7.5. The 12th of the second, 9.5. 9.9 and a half, yeah, 9 and a half. 13th, 9 and a half. 14th, 8. That's it. Saturday is the 14th.
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Michael is giving his own personal hours for the week. Let me piece this together:

He's clarifying the dates and his hours:
- Tuesday 10/2: He started to say 7.5 but then corrected himself
- Wednesday 11/2: 7.5 hours (this matches docket #1207 where Rocky did 7:30 on 11/2)
- Thursday 12/2: 9.5 hours (matches docket #1207 where Rocky did 9:30 on 12/2... wait, let me check)

Actually wait - docket #1207 is dated 11/02/26 (Tuesday). But Michael says Tuesday is the 10th. Hmm.

Let me re-listen to what he actually said. He corrected himself mid-sentence and gave the proper breakdown: Wednesday the 11th was 7.5 hours, Thursday the 12th was 9.5, Friday the 13th was 9.5, and Saturday the 14th was 8 hours.

Now I'm noticing a discrepancy with the dockets—docket 1207 says Tuesday for 11/02, but Michael just said the 11th is Wednesday. If those dates don't align, I need to figure out what year we're looking at and verify the actual day of the week for February 11th. is Friday.

In 2026, Feb 11 is actually a Wednesday. So the docket #1207 header that says "Tuesday" is wrong - it should be Wednesday (or Tuesday was the 10th and they wrote the wrong date). Michael is correcting this.

So Michael's week:
- 10/2 (Tue): Not on the dockets? Or maybe the docket dated 11/2 covers Tue-Wed (10th-11th)?

Actually wait, re-reading: docket #1207 covers 11/2 and 12/2 (two days). Docket #1208 covers 13/2 and 14/2 (two days).

Michael is saying his hours were:
- 11/2 Wed: 7.5 (matches Rocky's 7:30 on 11/2 in docket #1207)
- 12/2 Thu: 9.5 (matches Rocky's hours on 12/2 in docket #1207 - I had listed 9:30)
- 13/2 Fri: 9.5 (matches Rocky's 9:30 on 13/2 in docket #1208)
- 14/2 Sat: 8 (matches Rocky's 8 on 14/2 in docket #1208)

Total: 7.5 + 9.5 + 9.5 + 8 = 34.5 hours

He goes by "Rocky" on these dockets - that's his site name. His initial claim about Tuesday the 10th being 7.5 hours was corrected when he realized the dockets actually start from the 11th.

So he worked Wednesday through Saturday (4 days), not Tuesday through Saturday. And the docket header labeling 11/2 as "Tuesday" is a mistake - February 11, 2026 is a Wednesday.

Got it — your hours for the week (you're "Rocky" on the dockets):

| Date | Day | Hours |
|------|-----|-------|
| 11/2 | Wed | 7.5 |
| 12/2 | Thu | 9.5 |
| 13/2 | Fri | 9.5 |
| 14/2 | Sat | 8 |
| **Total** | | **34.5** |

Quick note — docket #1207 has "Tuesday" in the header but 11/2/26 is actually a Wednesday. Minor error on the docket.

All matches up with the Rocky entries on both dockets. ✅

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