A second instance of the 2026 05 25 Learn From How I Write My Sets F65ed0 failure mode, but a new rung on the same ladder. Different mechanism. Same direction of error.
The agent wrote about the set. It ran a multi-agent Feynman research workflow (which timed out, twice, at the plan-confirmation step — exit 124), pulled the Tritonwear / Maglischo article, found the 2024 ISBS study on warm-up volume, and produced a research-grounded draft: tables, a "Key coaching decisions" section, a "What the Research Changes vs. My First Draft" comparison, a "For Bugsy — What to Watch" annotated observation guide, and citations to lactate physiology, PCr recovery timelines, the ISBS 600m vs 1200m finding, and Maglischo's lactate production sets.
It's worth noting: the agent spent multiple rounds trying to make a multi-agent research workflow (Feynman /deepresearch) complete a 10-minute research brief. It hit the plan-confirmation step twice (exit 124 = timeout). The research it did produce from its own web searches and prior plans was sufficient — the second draft in the user's voice cited the 2024 ISBS study, the PCr recovery literature, and the Maglischo lactate-production sets without ever needing the full multi-agent brief.
1. Draft in the user's voice first. If the user writes sets in shorthand with hashtags, draft in shorthand with hashtags. 2. Surface the research as a separate block at the end, or in a ## Coach's notes section. Not in front of the set, not in the middle of the set, not in a "what the research changes" diff. 3. Lead with the artifact. The set is the answer. The science is the why the agent is confident in the answer. They are not the same product.
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