Retried agent runs now start immediately
A retried agent run used to wait unnecessarily before starting, and could land in an inconsistent place on the board; both are fixed.
Summary
When an agent run stalled and was automatically retried, the retry could sit waiting rather than starting right away, and the task could end up in a different place on the board depending on exactly how the failure happened. Both are fixed.
What You Gain
A retry that starts promptly instead of waiting around gets your work moving again faster. And a consistent landing spot on the board means a recovered task behaves the same way regardless of what caused it to need retrying, so you don't have to remember two different outcomes for what should be the same situation.
How It Works
Retries now start immediately rather than waiting for the next routine check. A task recovering from this kind of failure now always lands in the same working column, while a task that was already blocked or deliberately parked is left exactly where it was.
Where to Find It
This applies automatically to every agent run — no setup needed.
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