The landing page was carrying two large visuals stacked — a full
terminal in the hero and the board beneath it — which is what made it
read as busy. Now the hero is one third words and two thirds board: the
claim this page makes is a board, so the board is what it shows first
and shows large.
The terminal moves into a 50/50 section below, beside the copy that
explains what installing costs: one script, port 26071, two questions,
and the settings file it writes. The six doors are unchanged.
Smaller changes that follow from it: the headline takes a narrower step
(--t-hero-narrow, 40px) because it no longer has half a row; it loses
its hard <br> and wraps on its own; the CTA drops the time claim now
that a whole section makes it; and the caption under the shot becomes
one plain line rather than a tagged row.
The Sessions list shows agent names only for runs this board process
launched; anything replayed from disk loses its agent id and falls
through to the You branch of session_label(). Diagnosis and evidence in
the card.
11 and 15 were archived through the board, which renames the file and
stops there — the deletion from done/ and the new file in archive/ never
reached git, and the uncommitted deletion is what sync refuses to run
over. 36 carries an appended agent report, uncommitted for the same
reason. Card 44 writes both up.
The host uploads the assets directory whole, so a .md left in static/
becomes a public url — static/fonts/README.md was live, telling readers
how to refresh fonts they cannot write to. copy_static skips it, and
internal_targets skips it too: the link checker and the copier have to
agree, or a link to a skipped file would pass the build and 404 on the
site. The licences are .txt and still ship, which is the point of
committing them.
Card 43 records the other thing today's run turned up: the suite reads
the developer's own local/.env, so two sync tests fail here and pass in
CI.
37 sync resolves its remote like github.py does, and says so when it
cannot; 38 a card being merged wears the state and holds still; 39 the
tab says whether agents are working; 42 a long closing report keeps its
headline instead of its tail. 40 (the open-questions launch gate) is
archived, unmoved by the board and so never committed by one.
Both from the first downstream 0.2 update report: the vendored diff
left as homework in a clean-main workflow, and the TIME_WAIT port hop
that rewrote an explicit BOARD_PORT pin.
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The claim commit e31de61 was hand-made after the board (gate still off)
had already moved the file on disk: it added the in-progress copy but
missed staging the backlog deletion. Nothing was lost — same content,
both paths, now one.
Rank rides in the card header so every reorder is a single-file write
that merges one card at a time — the shape the directory-is-truth law
and task 19's sync model both demand. Sparse integer ranks, midpoint
drops, one sanctioned multi-file renumber when gaps exhaust.
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First field bug of v0.1-alpha: install.py was committed 100644, so
every install shipped it permission-denied for direct ./install.py use
(start.sh's python3 invocation masked it). Exec bit set on all four
shebang'd files (install.py, board.py, hook_settings.py,
permission_config.py) and install.py added to update.sh's post-update
chmod line so already-broken installs heal on their next update. The
artifact-side invariant test — every shipped #! file executable — is
card 21.
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From the 2026-07-30 design discussion: origin/main becomes the truth
and every checkout a replica. 18 makes moving a card claim it (assignee
written and committed atomically); 19 pushes board moves and pulls on a
beat, with git as the lock server and take-over toasts for lost races;
20 keeps side effects on the actor's board only, gates launches on
claims, and routes team-mode merges through origin. All gated off by
default; single-player bench is untouched until opted in.
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The first full cycle closes: all seventeen cards from two days of
self-hosted dogfooding are done, and the earlier done pile moved to
tasks/archive/ — out of every column, never deleted. The board starts
its next cycle empty.
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Written and then brought into line with the enriched template task 07
shipped — affected-areas line, out-of-scope bullets, a Given/When/Then
edge case for the update.sh round-trip, and a Risks note naming the
pointer file's import as load-bearing for older CLIs.
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Twelve task cards from the first self-hosted dogfooding sessions: 02,
05, 06, 07 done; 08 in review; 09 queued; the rest in backlog. Review
launches no longer pass the retired MultiEdit tool name as a deny rule
(it killed every review/relevance launch at flag parsing — task 10
keeps the follow-up test work). Gitignore .worktrees/ and personal
.claude/settings.local.json; commit the portable .claude/settings.json
that task 02's wiring fix now generates.
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Everything core from cicero-pas's .task-manager, with instance data
reduced to skeleton: empty stage directories, the task template, empty
local/ scaffolding, and a README covering install (clone into
.task-manager/, vendored on purpose) and update (update.sh replaces core
wholesale; local/ and tasks/ survive).
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