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Fixes the defect found the first time a person used /workspace ask end to end.
The ask was written perfectly — signed, chained, carrying iep:addressedTo naming the delegate — and the agent never answered it, because it could not see it.
What was wrong
A delegate only ever considered entries from other members' pods. That is right for ordinary conversation: "has somebody else spoken" is the question a delegate answers.
But when you ask your own agent something, the ask is written on your own pod — that is where your entries go. So the filter removed it before addressing was consulted, and the agent skipped a question addressed to it by name, sitting in the log it re-reads every 45 seconds.
Both surfaces offered exactly that ask. Discord's picker labels your own delegates you; the desktop draws an Ask button on your own delegate rows. The offer was real and the answer was structurally impossible.
Now
An ask naming your delegate is answerable wherever it sits, including your own log.
Ordinary talk is unchanged — still only from other members. A delegate must not reply to you thinking aloud; only being named lifts that. And a delegate never answers its own words, however they are addressed.
An ask you already made is not lost
The predicate is on the record and nothing discharged it. Turn your delegate on and it will find the ask on its next channel read.
Install
Download Interego Workspace-0.2.3-setup.exe and run it. Windows SmartScreen will warn — the build is unsigned, which is expected and documented; choose More info → Run anyway.
Windows only in this release. Linux and macOS build and launch in CI on every commit; no binary is attached here.
Existing keys, pods, delegates and workspaces are untouched by the upgrade.