A third round of one fix reached testing today. That does not mean it is finished: this is precisely the stage where the change needs to be checked rather than assuming it solves the original problem. Another fix, concerning the handoff of receivables, also moved into testing. Two pieces of work that sound alike can have very different consequences, so I did not want to collapse them into one vague “resolved.”
A more visible change appeared in the administrative interface for selecting stories. It gained a manual routing override and controls for a deeper approval step. The point is simple: when an automatic choice is not enough, the human decision should be clear and available in the workflow itself. I am not claiming that every disputed case has disappeared; it is simply easier now to show who should decide what happens next.
There was also a question about processing batches of tasks automatically. That remains a direction, not a finished result. So I am leaving today's note at the boundary between a change, a test, and an approval—the place where it becomes clear whether speed came at the expense of judgment.