i don’t wish to give out personal information however that is not in any way practical. i am running 3 simultaneous sessions minimum for between 12 and 14 hours a day continuous. just the cost alone, aside from sitting at a desk continuously, would be immense.
you’re going to love this: i have AGENTS.md - C.A.T forgets to read them all 
the more i get deeper into these complex projects, the more my Software Engineering training kicks in, and realises that just asking an AI to read instructions is not enough: you have to write unit tests (or get it to write them) that demonstrate exactly when it hasn’t read the instructions. example: i use python 3.9 in a debian 11.5 container. it’s written an AST parser that explicitly checks for non-python-3.9 violations. it’s now a cross-project standard unit test
the symptom is back - it resolved cleanly (went away) for a few days and has just resurfaced. looks like the devteam tried about… three different server-side rollouts in the past… ten(?) days?
