Results and recovery

Read a task's execution, quality and publication results separately. Work can be delivered as a draft even when quality checks fail, so review the evidence before approving the change.

Result	What to look for
Progress	Whether execution completed, failed, was cancelled or exceeded its deadline
Quality	Full repository-check outcome, completion counts and actionable findings
Pull request	Draft link, publication failure or an outcome where publication did not apply

Choose the next action

Retry publication uses the retained final work. It does not start another coding session. If delivery cannot safely continue, such as when the remote branch has conflicting changes, the result needs operator attention.

Retry task creates a new attempt. Use it when another execution is appropriate after reviewing the previous result and repairing its cause.

Cancel stops active work. Cleanup can continue after a result appears; waiting for cleanup does not change an already accepted quality or publication outcome.

Read quality evidence

The full Ayni check covers the final source and commit. Focused checks help during coding but do not replace that final check. If checks change publishable files, the task must commit and check them again before finalizing evidence.

The draft discloses failed or unavailable checks. A quality report measures the repository's configured tools and tests; it is one input to your review, alongside the actual changes and trust boundaries.