Wrote a test plan for the first time, on a crowded day

Wrote a test plan for the first time. Test items, software risk issues, pass and fail criteria, deliverables. Fail criteria only landed once the examples came.

self-voice got a scaffold, a grader and a pipeline that keeps the raw transcriptions off git, then read 230,517 words of my own speech back as a profile. Its dashboard was an essay; it is one screen now, with the check that would have caught the hand-written one.

The dispatch, forge and workers skills went into ~/.claude, and 27 workers measured where an instruction stops binding. Built the autopilot room for handing work over, and reverted it the same day.

The support chat bot’s six-day CI failure was dotenv eating a password ending in #, and all 17 gate failures are accounted for. The lead-magnet visual failure is a NitroPack defect. Nine notes landed in the digest.