Scheduled health-check subsystem hard-fails hourly on invalid ANTHROPIC_API_KEY — no preflight validation at pod startup - #2
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…Y at boot and escalate repeated 401s
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Four consecutive
scheduled-health-checkruns (02:44–05:44 UTC on 2026-07-02) crashed withanthropic.AuthenticationError: 401 - invalid x-api-keyinsidescheduler.py::_analyse_with_haiku, producing no health reports for four hours. The API service entrypoint (api.pylifespan) does not call thecheck_env()preflight defined inmain.py, so a rotated or invalidANTHROPIC_API_KEYis not detected at boot — the scheduler starts, runs every 30 minutes, and fails at the Haiku call each time. Every cycle only surfaces a Slack alert via the outerexcept Exceptionin_do_check, so cluster monitoring is dark unless an operator sees the alert.