A silent skip counted as success: rebuilding a bot lane that can't go quiet unnoticed
petrusenko_max · x · 2026-10-29
The author's auto-posting bot stopped posting on Oct 24 at 18:41 UTC, yet the scheduler showed healthy status for two days — because a silent skip was counted as success.
The fix: rebuilt the pipeline as a single script and placed a second model behind the first as fallback. The takeaway: "a lane that can go quiet has to be able to say it is quiet."
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