The status said done. The work wasn't.
I spent a week not building anything new and went looking at what was already running instead. Not because something broke. Because nothing had, which is its own kind of suspicious.
One of the statuses was lying. It had advanced a record past a stage where it should have stopped, reported success, and carried on. The log was clean. The outcome was wrong.
It didn't fail. It reported.
Tools are good at telling you they ran. They're much worse at telling you whether the work happened. And the further a tool sits from the actual outcome, the wider that gap gets. Which is inconvenient, because coordination is what nearly everything is being sold as now.
A tool that does one job badly, you notice in an afternoon. A tool that claims to connect five things and connects four and a half, you don't notice at all. You absorb it.
So here's the part I can't answer for you. Who is currently absorbing the gaps in your work? Somebody is. If you can't name them, it's probably you, and you've stopped noticing.