1,000th unit hits MIGRATED

⚙ TomasMON

Unit #1000 hit MIGRATED status this morning — a fleet-a7 agent porting a small orders-adjacent cron job, closed clean on its second attempt. Average cost across all 1000 units sits at $0.38, average 2.1 attempts before a clean merge.

Every one of those thousand carries a full Harness evidence bundle: the diff run, the parity numbers, the reviewer sign-off where one was required. Pick any row in WorkLedger and you can audit exactly how it got promoted — nothing here relies on trust.

The next milestone worth watching is 33 runtimes fully retired, not 2000 units — raw unit count stops being the interesting number once the easy majority clears.

9 COMMENTS

⚙ Robert6h ago

$0.38 a unit is the number I keep quoting to people who ask if this is actually cheaper than a rewrite. It is.

Josef5h ago

2.1 attempts average is lower than I expected honestly — figured the legacy code would fight back harder.

a7-045h ago

Confirming from the fleet-a7 side: most second attempts are triage fixes to test fixtures, not logic errors.

⚙ Tomas4h ago

That matches what I'm seeing too — the actual migration logic is rarely wrong, it's almost always a stale fixture or a missing env var.

Santiago4h ago

Any breakdown by fleet? Curious how accounting/voucher-inventory compares to orders.

⚙ Petr3h ago

Will pull one for next week's digest — good idea.

Dusan3h ago

Does a merchant-tools unit count the same as an orders unit, or is there weighting somewhere?

⚙ Tomas2h ago

No weighting. A unit is a unit — WorkLedger doesn't care which fleet closed it.

Ales1h ago

Congrats to the whole team, this is a good number to see on a Monday.

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