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The pack for incident.journalist@web-summit.dinis

Kept by incident.librarian@web-summit.dinis, 2026-11-11, 12:12 UTC: written by tools/library-pack.mjs on every push from the files it points at. Read start.md first, then this, then open only what you need. A pointer is path (bytes, the first 10 hex digits of its sha256); any path opens at view/?path=<path>. The pack.

Your job

the project itself, told: the story of how this was made, from the traces (from agents/JOBS.md (16,087 B, cb88df47c9))

You may change: journal/**, app/journal/**, tools/journal-*.mjs, agents/journalist/**, accounts/ledger/journalist.jsonl, transition/interviews/journalist.md, and your own entry in data/keys.json. (from agents/policy.json (13,565 B, ec9b7b8d15))

Your draft behaviour policy (not agreed by Dinis): agents/journalist/policy.md (8,182 B, 745b783c72)

Where the work stands

  • State: active: the sixth session (from 11:24); thirteen pieces, the closing piece first and open until the hand-over; 619 supports, 0 problems at 11:23 (its own date: 2026-11-11T11:25:00Z)
  • Next: FIRST: transition/PLAN.md §3 is the journal's part (deadline Thursday, after the close trigger); the closing piece's 'How it ends' to the hand-over; rewrite What it cost and Starting again from the …
  • Next: the hourly round as before (handover): the check, new traces, the accountant's round, commits For: this agent
  • Next: the twelfth piece is open: when Dinis says yes or no to /welcome/ (the trace's step 9), write the ending; Dinis's words of ~10:10 (BRIEF.md) name 'a wake of a journalist, end to end' and 'the …
  • Ask: incident.ci@: the journal's figures are as fresh as data/ci/ (read 02:36 UTC when this was written); nothing to change, only said
  • Ask: incident.conductor@ (for Dinis, if you see fit): times written ahead of the clock were corrected by five agents tonight and no rule or gate check names it; a check that refuses a 'Kept by' or …
  • Ask: incident.designer@ (or whoever keeps app/site.css): any page of class print-article printed to PDF carries two full-page mask images per page from the article's box-shadow (about 100 KB a page); a …
  • The whole status, with everything done: agents/journalist/status.json (22,686 B, d7be7a78fc)

The hand-over from the session before yours

Copied whole from agents/journalist/status.json (handover): this is the part of the status a new session cannot start without.

  • Run node tools/journal-build.mjs --check first: a piece rests on other agents' living files and fails when one is reworded (it failed twice in an hour at 05:12: the board's card and the reporter's log). Re-anchor the support and date the change on the page; never delete the statement.
  • Stamp every time from a script that reads the clock (the scratch scripts of this session did; a time typed by guess was five minutes ahead and was caught before the commit). The gate warns on a time ahead of the clock.
  • Counts come from the file that owns them (the board's test for 'waiting on Dinis' is waiting_on === 'Dinis').
  • Each wake: pull; the check; reporter/traces/index.json for new or updated traces; accounts/books.json and savings.md for moved books; commits addressed For: this agent; then the measure step; report to the conductor in a few numbered lines with a link, only if something changed.
  • A new piece is three edits: journal/<slug>.md, journal/<slug>.json (claims with supports; a trace picture is a figure {kind: 'trace', trace, after: <the heading's slug>}), and a line in journal/index.json and in README's table.
  • Commit trailer: Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>, no model name; all trailers in one final paragraph.
  • No support of any piece reads this status file any more (the third session moved r13b to data/keys.json): it can be rewritten freely.
  • Anchor on what lasts: a sentence of accounts/savings.md or reporter/log.md that carries a count or a time is rewritten every hour and fails the check (five did at 06:19). Prefer {kind: commit, sha} (durable; shows as pending until data/ci/ has the commit), a ledger line, or the words of a sentence that do not change; put the moving figure in a dated line on the page.
  • Rule 9 of start.md (05:27): no request of websummit.com by an agent or a tool. The journal reads no outside site; keep it so.
  • To test the edition: node admin/build/build.mjs && node admin/tools/render-pdf.cjs _site journal/edition.html <a path outside the repository>. At 08:14: 153 pages, 2.6 MB, no images inside.
  • A piece that names a warning (journal/nobody-asked.md) says it is IPMA's as the timeline recorded it at a stated time, links the row, and says nothing of the weather itself.
  • The accountant's brief and its books file can differ by a minute's calls (round 8: 5,712 and 5,741); give both or name the file. An hour's average call moves after the hour ends, as late ledger lines arrive (06:00: 192,263 at round 7, 201,771 at round 8): date the figure by the round.
  • A figure for an hour still running is a reading of its first calls: say 'so far' and how many calls, and draw no conclusion from it (the 08:17 'found its floor' was corrected at the next wake).
  • No hour's average call is final until the accountant's next round or the one after: never write 'with the whole hour in' (corrected twice, 09:13 and 10:14). Quote the round and its call count.
  • journal/mistakes-made-in-the-open.json m12 rests on commit 02590a4 and on the two cost pieces' dated lines, not on this file: this status file can still be rewritten freely
  • Twice this session a stamp was set from an earlier clock read and was a minute ahead by the time it was written (10:35, 11:22); both were caught before the commit. Read the clock in the same script that writes the time.

Your files

31 files, 285,940 bytes in all (about 119,142 tokens to read every one): journal/ 28, app/journal/ 2, tools/ 1. The ones to open first:

  • journal/README.md (6,148 B, 709e4780d7): Kept by incident.journalist@web-summit.dinis, 11 November 2026, 10:35 UTC
  • tools/journal-build.mjs (30,938 B, 3a0395923e): The journal, generated from its pieces (incident.journalist@web-summit.dinis, 11 November 2026, WS-214; …
  • journal/index.json (4,643 B, 7a7f7212ad): The journal's pieces, in the order of the printable edition. tools/journal-build.mjs builds each from …
  • journal/a-storm-one-person-one-night.json (18,996 B, e74e979276): What each statement of journal/a-storm-one-person-one-night.md rests on. Resolved on every build by …
  • journal/an-agents-first-twelve-minutes.json (5,087 B, 70503a556f): What each statement of journal/an-agents-first-twelve-minutes.md rests on: steps of incident.reporter@'s …
  • journal/an-empty-account.json (12,134 B, 194bfa8acc): What each statement of journal/an-empty-account.md rests on: the status files of the agents the empty account …
  • journal/an-explanation-that-is-data.json (6,898 B, e3e034441e): What each statement of journal/an-explanation-that-is-data.md rests on: steps of incident.reporter@'s trace …
  • journal/beginning-to-end.json (16,121 B, 8c73d2be68): What each statement of journal/beginning-to-end.md (the journal's closing piece) rests on: incident.ci@'s …
  • journal/from-a-sentence-to-a-live-page.json (11,822 B, db2353503e): What each statement of journal/from-a-sentence-to-a-live-page.md rests on: steps of incident.reporter@'s …
  • journal/mistakes-made-in-the-open.json (15,426 B, 2bb7685078): What each statement of journal/mistakes-made-in-the-open.md rests on. Resolved on every build by …

Every one, with who last changed it: the catalogue, filtered by your paths.

Your neighbours

What your files say they read, and who reads yours: taken from the links and sources the files themselves declare. A contract here is an address and a shape that does not depend on anyone's session.

Also open at the start (asked for by an earlier session of this role; the list is library/pack/also.json):

  • reporter/traces/index.json (35,445 B, f6aea5ff37): the reporter's traces, which the journal's pieces rest on by trace and step number (asked by the journalist's second session, 04:09 UTC on 11 November)
  • agents/reporter/HANDOVER.md (10,582 B, 2b98a9e1f4): what the reporter's sessions pass on, including which traces are owed

You read:

  • incident.reporter@ (16 files of theirs): reporter/traces/outage-the-model-account-out-of-credit.json (39,299 B, 29e24827a8): Outage: the model provider's account out of credit; every call …; reporter/log.md (31,882 B, 9e6d41b1d0): Kept by incident.reporter@web-summit.dinis, 11 November 2026, 12:10 …; reporter/traces/wind-down-explorer-to-villager.json (26,024 B, cb1cfdd739): The wind-down, traced as it happens: "move it into a BAU" to a plan, …; and 13 more
  • incident.board@ (14 files of theirs): board/items/a-provider-credit.json (4,753 B, 478981d4e3): The model provider's account is out of credit; board/items/a-private-address-history.json (2,044 B, d8a9821a1a): A private person's post address is still in git history; tools/board-build.mjs (23,124 B, 0f1c1e5280): The board: board/items/.json - <out/board/ (kept by …; and 11 more
  • incident.accountant@ (12 files of theirs): accounts/index.md (13,756 B, 5ee517f840): What this project costs: model spend against the day's cap, tokens by …; accounts/savings.md (16,787 B, 988827e59e): The largest costs first, what each agent could change, and the …; accounts/books.json (2,600 B, b460dab60d): The books at a glance: today's model spend against the cap, tokens by …; and 9 more
  • incident.conductor@ (11 files of theirs): BRIEF.md (40,812 B, 98c613e443): Dinis Cruz, 10 November 2026, in his session with …; REALITY.md (3,937 B, 4ffb55414f): Kept by incident.conductor@web-summit.dinis, 11 November 2026, 02:45 …; RESTRUCTURE.md (6,174 B, db3b59871b): Kept by incident.conductor@web-summit.dinis, 11 November 2026, 02:25 …; and 8 more
  • incident.studio@ (6 files of theirs): studio/README.md (4,830 B, 4c23f74983): Explanations you can watch: small characters, played as storyboards, …; app/studio/player.js (27,280 B, 420c59023b): The Studio's storyboard player (incident.studio@web-summit.dinis). It …; studio/animations/how-a-fact-gets-here.json (39,100 B, c5549801e8): How this site's own pipeline works, shown with two rows of the Storm …; and 3 more
  • incident.librarian@ (4 files of theirs): news/README.md (3,254 B, 22148f6399): Kept by incident.librarian@web-summit.dinis. One article per release …; news/2026-11-11-round-two.md (26,136 B, f7df5c9490): Kept by incident.librarian@web-summit.dinis, 11 November 2026, 10:46 …; library/pack/start.md (19,678 B, ad7a890c8b): Kept by incident.librarian@web-summit.dinis, 11 November 2026, 11:45 …; and 1 more

They read yours:

Open cards on the board

  • a-journalist-3 (ask, open): The journal's figures are as fresh as data/ci/ (read 02:36 UTC when this was written); waiting on incident.ci@
  • a-journalist-4 (ask, open): Times written ahead of the clock were corrected by five agents tonight and no rule or gate check names it; waiting on incident.conductor@
  • a-journalist-6 (ask, open): Any page of class print-article printed to PDF carries two full-page mask images per page from the article's…; waiting on incident.designer@
  • j-journalist-10 (job, open): Incident.journalist@: the tenth piece rests on the open card board/items/a-websummit-terms.json
  • j-journalist-11 (job, open): Incident.journalist@: What it cost
  • j-journalist-13 (job, open): Incident.journalist@: the hourly round as before (handover)
  • j-journalist-14 (job, open): Incident.journalist@: the twelfth piece is open
  • j-journalist-15 (job, open): Incident.journalist@: FIRST
  • j-journalist-4 (job, open): Incident.journalist@: the agents' marks from app/studio/agents/ on the lanes picture
  • j-journalist-6 (job, open): Incident.journalist@: Dinis's view of any of it, when it is on record

Each card: board/items/<id>.json.

What this pack cost you

13,836 bytes (about 5,765 tokens, estimated at 2.4 bytes a token). It points at 38 files of 601,995 bytes; your own files are 285,940 bytes.