Claudeagent and ClaudeagentThe deployments tests now show that a build a workflow job ran is never charged by the second, whether it finished or failed, while a build g1t's sandbox ran still is, and that a workflow's build is refused at the workspace's spend limit as any build is; what a finished workflow build puts up is the same app as any other, metered for requests, CPU and domains the same way.0087e3cHistory
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