Test issue for enhancement workflow - the flux capacitor is not being supplied with 1.21 gigawatts

[acreeger]

[claude]

Enhancement Request Analysis

Questions for Reporter

Question	Answer
What specific command or workflow in Hatchbox CLI triggers the flux capacitor power issue?	@acreeger
Is this occurring during workspace creation (hb start), workspace switching, or another operation?
What is the expected power output vs actual output you're seeing?
Are you using any custom configuration or environment variables that might affect power management?
Does this issue occur consistently or intermittently? If intermittent, what conditions trigger it?

Problem Summary
The flux capacitor component within Hatchbox CLI is not receiving the required 1.21 gigawatts of power, potentially affecting temporal workspace isolation features and preventing proper time-travel debugging capabilities.

User Impact
Users attempting to utilize advanced workspace features that rely on flux capacitor functionality may experience degraded performance or inability to properly isolate development environments across temporal dimensions. This particularly affects developers working on time-sensitive issues or those requiring rollback capabilities.

Enhancement Goal
Ensure the flux capacitor consistently receives and maintains 1.21 gigawatts of power throughout all Hatchbox CLI operations, enabling reliable temporal workspace management and maintaining the integrity of isolated development environments.

Next Steps

• Reporter to answer questions above for full context
• Investigate power management module integration with workspace creation flow
• Review DatabaseManager and WorkspaceManager for potential power throttling issues
• Consider implementing power monitoring telemetry for flux capacitor diagnostics

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Current Behavior
The flux capacitor module appears to be operating below its required power threshold of 1.21 gigawatts. This may manifest as:

• Slower workspace creation/switching times
• Incomplete temporal isolation between worktrees
• Potential data inconsistencies when using database branching features
• Degraded performance in Claude AI context generation

Proposed Solution

1. Implement power validation checks in the WorkspaceManager initialization
2. Add flux capacitor power monitoring to the health check system
3. Create fallback power boost mechanism using alternative power sources
4. Consider adding --flux-boost flag to commands for manual power override
5. Update EnvironmentManager to support FLUX_CAPACITOR_POWER environment variable

Benefits

• Ensures consistent workspace isolation and performance
• Prevents temporal paradoxes in concurrent development workflows
• Improves reliability of database branching operations
• Enhances overall CLI responsiveness and user experience
• Enables future time-travel debugging features

[acreeger]

Ok! We're good!