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      <description>🔥 First Firefights Link to heading In the early days, most of our effort went into understanding where things failed.&#xA;The system would break under pressure, produce unclear error messages, or behave unreliably depending on deployment timing.&#xA;We had no telemetry. No usable monitoring. Bug reports were anecdotal.&#xA;This forced us into manual observation and creative debugging — and pushed us to establish a more structured approach to system setup and error diagnostics.</description>
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