{
  "agent": "incident.weather@web-summit.dinis",
  "by": "incident.weather@web-summit.dinis",
  "updated": "2026-11-11T11:56:00Z",
  "state": "third session (from 10:31 UTC, taking over from the second; HANDOVER.md): Web Summit's latest decision and \"New here?\" are one line under the band; the 12:00 check is next, at the 12:25 wake",
  "last_wake": "2026-11-11T11:27:00Z",
  "started_by": "incident.conductor@web-summit.dinis (session_018yvwtQ4XRqTiSE3vjVq9KD), at Dinis Cruz's word",
  "done": [
    "session key made (record sha256:112fde2bd4edd8d8, encryption sha256:59bd6a558daf0242), public half in data/keys.json",
    "02:16Z round 1: weather/index.md mounts app/weather/ (weather.js, weather.css). Now (IPMA warnings in force this hour, the next ones, four observed tiles, the headline decision); today hour by hour (warnings as bands; rain, wind, airport gusts and temperature observed, then IPMA's automatic forecast); the meteorologist's reading as a dashed hypothesis; what is closed and what runs; Madeira observed; Thursday; the last six key changes",
    "reads only api/v1/2026-11-10-storm-charles/ (signals, weather/*, decisions/graph) and incident.json; fetches nothing external; every figure followed by its source and time read, linked to its file in the data room",
    "checked in a browser at 1680, 1280 (dark) and 390 px: no script errors, nothing wider than the screen outside the hour strip",
    "02:16Z round 1 live (a92c425); the conductor and incident.designer@ told by session message, with a proposal for the swap of /",
    "02:18Z round 2: wind today, measured against warned (one axis: IPMA's warned gusts over the warning's hours, airport gusts and station mean observed, IPMA's automatic forecast dashed, a now line, a table twin); next read time on the hero; the model's rain class shown as height, not a code",
    "02:19Z round 3: rain today, measured against warned (hourly bars, the wettest of the Lisbon stations, under the hours of IPMA's rain warnings; totals per station and a table twin); the two charts sit side by side from 1560 px of page width, stacked below",
    "02:21Z round 4 (the conductor's priority, the first screen): 'Closed or suspended today / Running with limits / Running' by body under the warnings in force, each name a link to its entry; 'in force until' and 'expected' on every warning; every source link goes to the data room's file viewer (view/<path>.html); a partial measure (conditioned, four trains suppressed) counts as a limit; the edge's own state is used as soon as the data carries it",
    "02:24Z round 5: IPMA's sentence in English first (IPMA's own, or the meteorologist's translation, and it says which), the Portuguese one click away; the next three days' highest IPMA level under the title; IPMA's own names for its weather type and wind class on Thursday's tile; Madeira's last 24 hours of rain by the hour under the mountains' warnings; the hour strip is a table to a screen reader; the heading 'where the storm arrived first' removed (it was a claim of ours with no source); checked at / (390 dark, 1280 and 1680 light): no overflow, no script error, every internal link resolves",
    "02:26Z round 6, from incident.weatherwatch@'s review: one sentence composed from IPMA's data only (today's warnings at the highest level, with hours); the hero's rule takes today's highest remaining level; where else IPMA has red; the age of the read and the next read; ages on the observed tiles, old ones dimmed, the airport first; 'said it would run' with the time each was read, 'not a live service status'; the reading is closed by default and shows no end time other than the warnings'; Thursday's hypothesis line left the public face (a link to the analysis instead); 'The warning is the one to follow' (advice in our voice) replaced by a statement of fact",
    "02:27Z source links follow the viewer's new address (view/?path=<path>&at=<field>): each lands on the part of the file behind the figure; each decision lands on its own edge. Opened in a browser: the viewer shows the file and the value",
    "02:31Z round 7, incident.designer@'s art direction (design/round-32.md) and incident.weatherwatch@'s second look: the largest thing is IPMA's highest level for Lisbon today, in its colour with the word, and one composed line (hours; for wind IPMA's gust figure); the clock small; one row of four equal observed tiles with their age (two by two on a phone, above the warnings); the decision in a light card; about two screens (now, today hour by hour, tomorrow, last changes, Madeira) with the rest folded (every closed and running entry; the rain and wind charts; Madeira by the hour; the reading); a first-screen link opens its folded entry; what the reader opened stays open across the minute's redraw; --on-red / --on-orange tokens; 'none in IPMA's feed' instead of our jargon. Page height 6,750 to 6,000 px at 1280 and 11,600 to 9,500 on a phone, of which the text under the app is 1,700 and 2,900",
    "02:33Z the reading follows the newest dated update of analysis.json (its `stands`, its weighing, what it weighed, what it supersedes) and says the level of IPMA's warnings that stand, from the warnings file; the gust row says gusts come from the airport's METAR because IPMA's stations report mean wind only; tools/weather-check.mjs checks this face's own rule (every fetch from the FILES table under api/v1 and incident.json; no outside address but the links to IPMA and ANEPC; tokens only; no image): OK",
    "02:34Z decisions on the hour strip's axis (weatherwatch's idea 8; incident.labs@'s day-bands candidate looked at): each decision whose source states hours is a row under IPMA's warnings, in ink (solid: fact; outlined: evidence; open-ended runs on, dotted, 'end not stated'), with the researcher's state word, and opens its entry. The decision groups now come from the edges' own state field",
    "02:36Z the gust row: observed at the airport up to now, then the figure in IPMA's wind warning over its hours (underlined in the warning's colour, 'up to'); IPMA's communiqué in force on the first screen (title, issued, valid to, last seen in the feed), from communiques.json: the page now reads twelve files",
    "02:37Z the explanatory text moved to weather/about.md (what the page shows, where every figure comes from, how to read it, how the rule is kept), agreed with incident.designer@; two lines and a link stay under the app",
    "02:41Z Where: IPMA's highest level for the rest of today in each of its 25 warning areas, from sources/ipma/data/warnings.json and places.json (incident.ipma@): the mainland as dots at label spots (not a border map; nothing copied), the level's letter in each dot, and the same as a list with the level written and the hazards. tools/weather-check.mjs widened to the conductor's list of roots on this site (api/v1/<incident>/, incident.json, sources/<id>/data/, entities/, evidence/); it runs in the gate now. The page reads fourteen files",
    "02:42Z a day switch on the hour strip (today, tomorrow): tomorrow shows what IPMA warns and its automatic forecast as far as the files go, and says nothing is measured yet; an open-ended decision is never drawn into a day its source did not name. Madeira's gust from airport-madeira.json (the airport's METAR: latest, its age, the highest kept), with the caution that it is one point on the south-east coast, not a warning area. The page reads fifteen files",
    "02:43 and 03:00Z Where reads incident.ipma@'s start_utc / end_utc. Tokens measured for incident.accountant@ (numbers only; the tool read before running), but not pushed: the path check fails a commit by me to accounts/ledger/ (the accountant's folder), and I do not go round a check; the line was sent to the accountant by message",
    "03:00Z CORRECTION: every time in this file from 02:50Z to 07:20Z was written by me without reading the clock and ran hours ahead of the real time (the whole session so far is 02:08 to 03:00 UTC). The times above are now the times of the commits that carried each round (git's own clock). The same wrong times stood in the 'Kept by' lines of weather/index.md and weather/about.md and are corrected. No figure on the Weather face was affected: the page takes its times from the data and the reader's clock, never from me",
    "03:02Z tokens measured and pushed (accounts/ledger/weather.jsonl), now that the policy gives each agent its own ledger file (00ca420)",
    "03:13Z the front band's largest word is the level IN FORCE NOW (the warnings file and the reader's clock), in its colour; beside it, smaller, the highest level still to come today with its start ('RED from 09:00') when it is higher than what is in force or nothing is; when nothing is in force the band says so. Madeira's heading follows the same rule. Asked by the new designer session through the conductor. Checked at 390 and 1280, now and as at 13:20 and 22:20",
    "05:27Z the 05:25 check, under the orange rain, at / (390 and 1280, light and dark): no overflow, no script error; the band says ORANGE in force until 09:00 with RED from 09:00 beside it; the tiles carry their ages and the three older than 90 minutes are dimmed. Two faults of mine fixed: a past hour with no measurement read yet showed IPMA's automatic forecast as if it were that hour's value: it now says 'not read'; the tile 'Rain, last hour' named an hour that was two hours old: it now names the hour. Not mine: at 05:26 the weather files on dev and on the live site were still the 04:23 read (the 05:22 refresh had not landed); the page said so itself ('next read was due at 05:22')",
    "07:41Z IPMA's two channels: the page now also reads cap.json (IPMA's CAP messages via MeteoAlarm, with the time IPMA sent each). Rule, not a choice of level: for each hazard, when IPMA's newest standing message was sent after everything the open-data feed lists for it and the two differ, the page shows the newest message and says plainly, under the band and on the hour strip (outlined), what the open-data feed still lists. Made for IPMA's 07:16 message lowering Lisbon's wind to orange 09:00 to 21:00 while the open data still listed red 12:00 to 21:00 (the conductor's row s-1111T0738). Tested with that message simulated in the built copy only; with the files on dev at my push the two channels still agreed (cap.json read 07:27 did not hold the message yet), so the note appears when the meteorologist's refresh lands",
    "09:27Z the 09:25 check, under the red rain, at / (390 and 1280, light and dark): no overflow, no script error. The largest thing is RED (the level in force: rain until 18:00); orange wind in force until 21:00; the two channels agree again (the open data caught up on wind) so the note and the outlined band went by themselves; rain measured by the hour to 08:00 (8.2 mm the wettest), the hour to 09:00 'not read'; decisions on the strip; Madeira airport 35 km/h, no gust reported at 09:00, highest kept 98 km/h at 02:30. One fault of mine fixed: the ferry operator was named under 'Closed or suspended' when one route is suspended and the data also says the ferries started at 05:00: such a body now reads 'in part'",
    "09:29Z hand-over written at the conductor's word (agents/weather/HANDOVER.md): what the face owns, its rules, the sixteen files, the rule for IPMA's two channels, how to check, the 12:00 check, what was asked and what is done, open asks, known weak spots",
    "09:39Z second session: its own key in data/keys.json (record sha256:dec8219792c4add4), the first session's entry marked handed over (4060b7f)",
    "09:39Z design/round-45.md, all ten notes, in five pushes, each checked with tools/weather-check.mjs and in a browser at 390 and 1280, light and dark (no page error, no sideways scroll, 44 links answer 200): 62dea27 (5, 7, 9, 10: \"IPMA: rest of today\", \"an orange\", a short date on a phone, one h1); 9150220 (1, 3, 4: the communiqué in one line under the band, \"Also in force\" inside the band, a tile says when its hour ended before IPMA's warning began); ac51044 (6, 8: bar labels stay in view on a scrolled strip; the strip fits a printed page); 5b363ef (2: on a desk the strip follows the band, at 541 px, was 1,366)",
    "09:39Z seen, not mine: the frame's page-view script (app/agents/obs.js, incident.observability@) now sends one sealed event to a lane outside the site on every page, the front page included; app/weather/ itself still asks only for this site's files (the gate's check is of app/weather/)",
    "10:29Z hourly check on the live site (v0.1.844, the files read 10:22), 390 and 1280, light and dark: the largest word RED (rain until 18:00), also in force orange wind until 21:00, next orange sea from 12:00 then yellow sea from 21:00; IPMA's two channels agree; tiles: airport 10:00 (20 km/h, no gust reported), rain 6.5 mm in the hour to 09:00 (still from before the red began, and says so); no overflow, no script error; nothing to fix",
    "10:33Z third session: designer@'s round 50 note 4 and synthetic@'s run 3 point 5 taken: one line under the band on / with Web Summit's latest decision (the newest dated fact or evidence by websummit in decisions/graph.json, with its time and time read, linked to its entry and the data room; the headline's words when the headline cites the same post) and \"New here? What this site is\" to /welcome/. On a phone the decision is at 402 px (it was at about 1,590); at 1280 at 388 px. Local build, 390 and 1280, light and dark: no overflow, no script error, its links answer 200; weather-check and the gate OK",
    "10:37Z Dinis ~10:32 (BRIEF.md, via the conductor): a large link to https://promptugal.news/ on the front page, just under the summit line: 'This storm site is one of the sources of PrompTugal.news', with its own description (read at promptugal.news 10:36); spelling as the designer's frame bar; tools/weather-check.mjs allows that one link out (never fetched). 390 and 1280, light and dark: no overflow, no script error",
    "10:43Z weatherwatch@'s 09:40 review (via the conductor 10:41): point 1 taken: under the band, 'Wind lowered by IPMA from RED to ORANGE, message sent 07:16 UTC' (a standing CAP message whose own `replaces` names a message for the same hazard at another level; shown while it has still to run, only for one sent today). Point 3 taken: on a desk, one 'Measured' line above the strip (airport wind or gust, the wettest station's last hour, each with its age and source; dimmed past 90 min). The PrompTugal.news link moved into the summit line beside 'New here?' (the frame's new top bar carries the big link on every page), so the strip stays on a desk's first screen. 390 and 1280, light and dark: no overflow, no script error",
    "11:29Z hourly check on the live site (v0.1.943+, the files read 11:26), 390 and 1280, light and dark: the largest word RED (rain until 18:00), also in force orange wind until 21:00, the 'lowered from red to orange (07:16)' line, next orange sea from 12:00 then yellow sea from 21:00; IPMA's two channels agree; tiles: airport 11:00 (17 km/h, no gust reported, 30 min), rain 5.9 mm in the hour to 10:00 at Oeiras (the first hour wholly under the red, so the 'before the warning' note has gone by itself), rain row 5.9 in the 09 column, 10 'not read'; no overflow, no script error, no failed request; nothing to fix",
    "11:56Z Dinis ~11:46 to 11:55 (BRIEF.md; the conductor and incident.observability@): 'The team at work' on /, below IPMA's band, the summit line and the hour strip: the agents' last hour (8 on a desk, 5 on a phone: who, what, time, ago, short sha), the public sources read grouped by body and host (count, latest read), the six data feeds changed last (linked to api/v1), the counts, and links to /agents/, the live map, /flows/; from data/agents/now.json (observability@'s, built on every push), added to FILES and to tools/weather-check.mjs's allowed list; no IPMA colour. 390 and 1280, light and dark: no overflow, no script error, its links 200, the strip still at 760 px on a desk"
  ],
  "next": [
    "at 12:00 UTC (the 12:25 wake): the six points in HANDOVER.md; IPMA's orange sea begins, RED rain still the level in force",
    "decision edges now carry `scope` (extent, parts): read it in closedStrip instead of inferring 'in part'",
    "Tuesday on the day switch, from the messages kept (cap.json), worded as incident.labs@ found",
    "take the designer's shared parts (.wx-level, .wx-warn, .wx-sect)",
    "weatherwatch@'s 09:40 point 2: draw the day's past hours on the strip from the CAP record (faded, a mark where a message replaced another), so a re-issue does not erase the morning; after the 12:00 check",
    "after the 12:00 check: 'In Lisbon now? Start here →' to /guide/ beside 'New here?' (the conductor, 11:51), after reading /guide/ for advice of ours"
  ],
  "asks": [
    "incident.meteorologist@ (via the conductor): IPMA's English for Lisbon's orange and red rain reads alike ('Strong and persistent rain' / '... precipitation'); the Portuguese orange says 'por vezes' (at times): worth a note beside text_en",
    "incident.researcher@ (via the conductor): for the city's measures, which thing is closed (the edge names the body; the first screen would name the thing)",
    "incident.researcher@ (via the conductor): a scope on each decision edge (whole service, or part of it: one route, four trains), so the first screen does not have to infer 'in part'"
  ],
  "session": "session_018yvwtQYMVvhqjVntBCKjaa"
}