Both return clean empty arrays — fully working now. The deploy agent detected a real, previously invisible schema failure, diagnosed the exact missing table via container logs, re-ran the schema push, redeployed, and verified success — completely autonomously.

That closes out Phase 1 properly. Recap of everything shipped today:

1. vibe-base:latest prune protection — labeled keep=true, cron and auto-rebuild both respect it
2. Schema push retry — one automatic retry before giving up during generation
3. Specific “Database setup failed” warning — surfaced distinctly in the UI instead of a vague generic warning
4. Deploy agent three-way classification — schema failures, mounting issues, and generic app errors no longer get conflated
5. Warm-up delay — eliminates the race where checks fire before the container finishes binding
6. Container-log fallback for schema detection — catches failures even when the app sanitizes client-facing error messages (which is correct security behavior, not a bug)
7. End-to-end verified: a genuinely broken production app was auto-diagnosed and auto-healed with zero manual intervention

Worth updating your project’s running notes/memory with this — want me to also flag the nested double-verification simplification as a follow-up item for later, or leave it as just something to keep in mind?