Kill, Park, or Transfer: Overnight Ownership for Shared Free AI Loops
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You shut the lid on Friday while a coding agent still iterates against a shared free server. The loop looks harmless because it is only a rehearsal spike, not customer-facing production traffic. Monday morning a teammate finds the box busy, the prompt undocumented, and the stop condition missing. S…
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Kill, Park, or Transfer: Overnight Ownership for Shared Free AI Loops
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