Maestro Daily: Plugin Media, Scheduled Auto Runs, and Reliability Fixes

Plugin voice work and settings discovery landed alongside one-shot Auto Run scheduling and restart recovery. Background git polling, SSH worktrees, and a new opt-in local history recorder round out a reliability-focused stretch.

Duration: PT2M25S

Episode overview

This episode is a short developer briefing from Maestro Daily.

It explains recent repository work in plain language.

  • Show: Maestro Daily
  • Published: 2026-10-11T11:00:05Z
  • Audio duration: PT2M25S

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Good morning, it's Sunday, October 11th, 2026.

Our lead story: background work gets safer. Plugin voice jobs and scheduled Auto Runs both learned how to survive sandbox limits, restarts, and closed tabs.

First, plugins. Three linked changes finish a push for bounded media and clearer settings. Pull request 1720 adds opaque, plugin-owned media jobs for Discord voice under a narrow media tools grant — downloading, probing, decoding and one fixed transcription profile inside limits, so plugins don't need broad network…

Second, Auto Run grows up from fire-now to schedule-and-survive. Pull request 1429 adds a one-shot start-at-time control backed by Cue, and follow-up commits carry task options, worktree targets and resume settings through restarts. Pull request 1692 fixes the other end: if the web desktop tab that started a run is…

Finally, everyday reliability. Pull request 1743 stops git status checks from piling up on slow folders like iCloud Drive with timeouts and in-flight guards. Pull request 1751 reconciles SSH worktree agents against the full git registry to keep chats across partial scans. And pull request 1781 lands Computer…

What's next: watch the open work on honest busy…

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