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Mike Schwarz
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A scheduled reminder that couldn't reach its seat, for example after a reboot where the daemon starts before tmux, now stays owed and recovers instead of silently moving on to the next cycle. Each periodic occurrence, including each parked-row digest member, gets its own receipt in the existing outbox and retries through the existing scheduler and wake retry settings (default three retries, five minutes apart). A confirmed delivery is never sent again after interrupted accounting or a restart, and an uncertain one is never replayed. Exhaustion or an unconfirmed result ends only that occurrence, with its cause and next action recorded, and a recurring reminder keeps its normal cadence under a new occurrence; only a permanent transport failure ends the job. A one-shot park timer records its failed wake on its row before it ends, and a pending retry leaves its binding armed with a retry note. The fire stamp and the queue wake receipt and one-shot retirement commit in one transaction, with input outside it. Refusals are read with the transport's own rule (sent false or input not reached), and the external-CLI and interactive-prompt refusals are labelled, which the queue wake classifier, draft-aware delivery, compaction preparation, claim hints and the transport receipt also read. Abandoned occurrence claims are marked indeterminate at startup, before anything sends. Limits: scope is periodic reminders and parked-row digests, while condition watches, the parked-owner policy and explicit sends are unchanged; no schema, API, scheduler or replay of earlier failures is added, and previously recorded failures can't be reconstructed; while a retry waits, the existing one-second loop still evaluates it; a later recurring cycle is a new occurrence, not confirmation of an uncertain one.