The Daybook gets writing rules from research, and everything written before them comes off the site

The Daybook has writing rules now, taken from research rather than from taste. Four agents read 57 articles across four families and recorded 13 fields for each one.

Everything written before those rules came off the site the same afternoon. The instruction file went from 580 lines to 428, because I was the one growing it.

Every tap gurukul had ever received had been thrown away. It tracks in Anki now, and Telegram is only the doorbell.

The improver became every room’s rather than one room’s. Its first real run found ten things.

At work all 26 workflows are clean and guarded, and 13 steps that would have died under a different shell are caught now.

Atomic Habits, back on the four laws, second idea.