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My Dot proactively flagged a migration issue in Try Omarchy and sent it to Codex

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My Dot just messaged me out of nowhere, pointing out that there's an open issue in Try Omarchy that was fixed by my PR yesterday, but it needs migration for current users otherwise it won't work. I asked it to fix it on Codex on my Mac. It created the chat, and now 6.1 Sol is solving the issue and will open a PR.

Eduardo's Dot messaged him unprompted: an open issue in Try Omarchy was fixed by his PR yesterday, but it still needs a migration for current users or it won't work. He asked it to fix it on Codex on his Mac, and the Dot created the chat to solve it and open a PR.

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