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The owner's answers to the nine questions lanes 1 and 2 left open, written into the record. Design documents and one prototype page; no application code.
Five decisions
SECRET_KEYis the key the other secrets are encrypted with;secrets-healthanswers "is this the right key" by decrypting rather than by eye.pub--widein a still is notpub--widein a window — a still's box is ~600px, a window's is the page's 1560px, and prose at that measure is unreadable. A rule for every later lane rather than five exceptions.D87, D88 and D90 confirm what lane 2 built and had recorded as departures; they are decisions now, so the next person does not relitigate them. D86 and D89 are changes, and both have work behind them (#760, and
fix/owner-answers-code).The drawing gains a field
ADMIN-15's "About this server" now draws What it is for — the line that finishes the front door's sentence, "Amberwake is run by Dana, for a few groups of friends", with its empty state on a fresh server and a hint saying what happens when it is left blank.
That clause was in the drawing with nothing storing it; lane 2's build found it by hard-coding it, which would have had every self-hosted Quest Board telling visitors its operator runs it for a few groups of friends. #752 made it a field and
IS-438made it a row — but the row is newer than lane 7's drawing, so that form had no input for it, and I left it deferred rather than quietly edit a page the owner had signed off. The answer was to draw it.Rendered in headless Edge and read in both themes before committing, per the project's rule.
lane7.pycounts it drawn instead of deferred; the catalogue is rebuilt (1,707 rows on 107 surfaces) and all sixteen coverage scripts pass.A correction carried into the record
I told the owner the drawing's analytics figures were "arithmetically impossible together". They are not: thirteen sessions at a thirteen-day average gap spans about 169 days, which is roughly six months, so "Every 13 days on average · 13 sessions in six months" is internally consistent. What was impossible was mapping it onto the endpoint's
sessions_last_30_days— a missing field, not a broken drawing. D89 is worded accordingly, and #728 carries the correction.🤖 Generated with Claude Code