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The common failure chain StareBrain reconstructs is: Agent dispatches an action → the dispatch times out before arrival is confirmed → the system does not see the SUCCESS marker → it is judged as a failure → a retry is triggered → the second dispatch produces a duplicate.
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10/13/2026
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