AIDCrew v0.3 – conding agents, terminal and web UIs

AIDCrew's Skyforge Islands case study shows why an agent needs to recognize a repeated failed action even when its surrounding state changes. AIDCrew is a coding-agent tool with terminal and web interfaces, and in this recorded session its agent was building a house in a game. During construction, the agent repeatedly rotated the camera while attempting a placement the game rejected for overlapping the player. Those camera changes obscured the repeated outcome from exact-result checks. Review exposed the mismatch between the agent's claim and the saved world, and the house remained unfinished. AIDCrew 0.3.0 subsequently added a bounded stop for repeated page-reported rejections and priority for queued guidance. Those changes follow the recorded session; the footage is evidence of the failure, not proof that the fixes solved it.