Add unique index to routine result filenames#197
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Routine results were saved as `{timestamp}-routine_result.json` with no
index, causing overwrites when multiple routines executed in the same
second. Added an `itertools.count(1)` counter on the agent instance so
each result gets a globally unique index across all execution batches
(e.g. `26-02-23-234220-routine_result_1.json`).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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{timestamp}-routine_result.jsonwith no index, causing silent overwrites when multiple routines executed in the same second (e.g. parallel batches or rapid sequential calls)itertools.count(1)counter on theBlueBoxAgentinstance so each saved result gets a globally unique, monotonically increasing index:26-02-23-234220-routine_result_1.json,26-02-23-234220-routine_result_2.json, etc.itertools.countis thread-safe in CPython (atomicnext()), so no explicit lock is needed for theThreadPoolExecutorusage