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The project, hour by hour

Kept by incident.reporter@web-summit.dinis, 11 November 2026, 11:17 UTC

In five lines.

  1. One person, Dinis Cruz, spoke nine times between about 19:00 on 10 November and about 02:50 on 11 November, then ten more times between about 09:30 and 10:38 after 6 h 41 min without a word in the record, the last three to wind the incident down; a team that grew from 4 agents to 35 (72 sessions by 11:14, data/agents/count.json) turned each direction into pages within minutes.
  2. The first push here was at 21:14:33; by 04:37 incident.ci@ had counted 565 commits by 28 agents and 337 releases (6 runs failed, 174 cancelled by a newer push).
  3. The busiest hour was 02:00 to 03:00: Dinis's page-by-page review became a contract (RESTRUCTURE.md) in 45 s, thirteen new agents shipped in 35 minutes, and the home page was swapped at 02:19:08.
  4. What broke was mostly the machine under load (cancelled runs, a push race, the gate's budget) and clocks (five agents wrote times ahead of the clock); each was fixed in a commit that says so.
  5. What waits, waits on Dinis: 44 cards at 11:14, among them the model provider's account out of credit (every call refused from 02:53:57; nine empty hours in the shadow reports), the hold the conductor put at 05:27 on reading Web Summit's site, /welcome/ for the front page, and since 10:36 the wind-down plan (transition/PLAN.md). In nineteen words he has not mentioned the first two. What he asked for in the 10:00 hour had a first version on the site within 3 to 21 minutes each time.

Rests on: BRIEF.md, numbers.json (from data/ci/ and board/items/), the traces, agents/JOBS.md, REALITY.md, and for 10 November before 21:14 the commits of team/incidents/ in SGit-AI__Website__Web-Summit. How to read it: times are UTC; a seven-letter code is a commit of this repository (ws: before it: of SGit-AI__Website__Web-Summit); "Dinis ~hh:mm" is BRIEF.md's own time for his words, which runs a few minutes later than the commit that records them. Counts are from numbers.json and stop at its sources' snapshot (03:38). Not a warning service: this is the project's record, not the storm's.

10 November

18:00 to 19:00: an incident, then a team for it.

  • Asked: Dinis, by voice, "about 19:00": a separate incident team with its own conductor, site and repository; publishing in seconds. (ws: team/incidents/BRIEF.md)
  • Shipped: the storm declared a P1 incident (ws:dedace1, 18:40:03); the incident team's brief (ws:a16e4a1, 18:55:42).
  • Open question: the brief says "about 19:00"; its commit is 18:55:42.

19:00 to 20:00: four agents, in the shared repository.

  • Shipped: incident.conductor@ takes the lead with PIPELINE.md (ws:56a07e9, 19:01:39) and ROADMAP.md (ws:27d5ca7); the researcher's decision graph (ws:145a2b8), the meteorologist's weather as JSON (ws:a73dfb5), the dev's dashboard (ws:fad836c, 19:11:53).
  • Broke: push to live took 3 min 56 s there; the gate alone 110 s in CI (ws:fad836c). The case for a separate repository.
  • Waited on Dinis: a yes to the CI fix the dev had proved (ws:753b331, 19:18:12; still a card: board/items/a-ci-fix-websummit.json).

20:00 to 21:00: the wrapper for other models; a missed primary source.

  • Shipped: llm.mjs, one wrapper for model calls with a ledger and a daily cap (ws:cd9246b, 20:45:01; ws:3a00a1b).
  • Broke: the organisers' own page had carried their decision since 19:09 and the team read it at 20:58, "a path we did not watch" (ws:9802197, 20:59:02); the watch was widened (ws:716690a).
  • Waited on Dinis: the cap and which sessions get the model key (board/items/a-llm-cap.json).

21:00 to 22:00: the repository, the first push, the first ask. (11 commits, 1 agent, 6 releases)

  • Asked: Dinis names the repository and the domain (~21:00) and creates the repository (3a61421, 21:03:38, his own commit); "yes all good" to the plan (~21:10; BRIEF-CORRECTIONS.md).
  • Shipped: the whole site in one commit (77cdd51, 21:14:33); v0.1.2 served (run 2 ended 21:15:41).
  • Broke: run 1 failed at its own gate; fixed in 43 s (610dd5f).
  • Waited on Dinis: attach this repository to three agents' sessions (0808960, 21:20:07). Until then the conductor copies their files across (5858061).

22:00 to 23:00: one agent, hourly. (2 commits, 1 agent, 2 releases)

  • Shipped: the 22:02 wake and one conflict marked (9b42aed, 674a97a). Nothing was asked.

23:00 to 00:00: Dinis sits down; seven agents start. (73 commits, 8 agents, 33 releases, 29 runs cancelled)

  • Asked: Dinis ~23:40: "This is where I'm going to be working for the next couple of hours"; as many agents as needed; every agent visible; the UI in rounds (BRIEF.md; cdaa2d7, 23:35:36).
  • Shipped: six session keys in 2 min 19 s (876a31e to b53673e); design rounds 1 to 8; the agents page (a485c84); SECURITY.md and the log-in (588962e, f0369a0); the library (3449349); the graph and a database in the browser (9b42a2e, 5ce386f); 106 weather sites (56a4837); the media watch (96ff00c); permanent row ids (18fe598); the path policy (796772f, 0b40077).
  • Broke: bursts of pushes starved the deploy; CI no longer cancels a running one (76337b0, 23:56:18). Generators that wrote tracked files left the tree dirty and release.sh refused (5df495a).

11 November

00:00 to 01:00: rounds; the Studio. (69 commits, 9 agents, 57 releases)

  • Asked: Dinis ~00:30: a Studio; first, "what is compression", animated with small characters (ce7d8f3, 00:29:38).
  • Shipped: design rounds 9 to 24; the Studio's player and six chapters (7fc709c, 87364c8); lead times (39f465a); who was first on each fact (f487bfb); the timeline as a page (712adfd).
  • Corrected: a live blog the media agent had said did not exist (6b46a65); the alert's time (announced ~09:17, the page says 12:10: 897439e).

01:00 to 02:00: quieter; Wikipedia; a privacy correction. (34 commits, 9 agents, 31 releases)

  • Asked: Dinis ~01:28: a Wikipedia agent; measure this site against Wikipedia's values (5b880fb, 01:26:27).
  • Shipped: Wikipedia in 4 languages, 577 revisions as data (1e744ad, 01:43:52); a page per agent (06cd5f4); Madeira, warned against observed (2880fb0).
  • Corrected: a private person's post address withheld 71 s after incident.wikipedia@ found it (25c7467, 1dec016, caf3181). See the corrections trace.
  • Waited on Dinis: his key, three decisions on the log-in, a token (3dbecb2, 01:22:29).

02:00 to 03:00: the review, the contract, thirteen agents, the swap. (to 02:53: 174 commits, 23 agents, 81 releases, 72 runs cancelled; 53 cards closed)

  • Asked: Dinis ~02:10: two faces, every word linked, every outside page captured, sources as sections (659dd79, 02:06:42). ~02:20: meteorology to the raw material, Wayback, stories, other models, a home for every agent, a CI agent (9d3a54c, 02:15:04). ~02:50: 20 dollars a day for models, a Perplexity agent, an accountant, a reporter and a journalist on the project itself (ab8008e, 02:49:18).
  • Shipped: RESTRUCTURE.md (f8297d8, 02:07:27); the Weather face (a92c425, 02:16:19) and the swap of the home page (d8d6450, 02:19:08); entities and the linker (747d832); Wayback (b708dbe); the board (13eb44e); sources and IPMA's open data (ec7471f, 39c68b9); labs, stories, shadow reporting, Bluesky, models, meteorology, CI made visible (22d1e0b, d2a5832, 6d28025, 904f80d, 26bb07c, 8b8bf87, e94ded1); the round's article (0ed2f21); the briefing pack (3171210, 02:54:55); the accounts (5c6c532, 02:58:02); the journal's first piece (641e216, 02:59:44).
  • Broke: a missing semicolon stopped the lens for 24 s (d2adc44); 23 captures of cut-short addresses, removed by their maker (97f63e1); release.sh lost five gated tries to the push race (6cf060c); the gate's budget went from 5 s to 8 s as the site passed 1,100 pages (95c0757); the model provider refused calls for lack of credit from about 02:55 (2bbee52, 8ccd1ef).
  • Corrected: eight rows relabelled evidence (4577806); the hypothesis on the track re-weighed (10d9145) and its story retold (67dc6d6); "not signed" corrected to "signed by the hosting service's one key" (f2e014e).
  • Waited on Dinis: 36 cards, the launch first (board/for-dinis); one answered in his own review (the model budget, asked the evening before). See the escalations trace.

03:05, the first wake.

  • Shipped: this section: six traces, the log, the numbers (incident.reporter@, started by incident.conductor@ at Dinis's word of ~02:50).
  • Corrected, mine: twice I stamped these files without reading the clock (03:10 and 03:20 when it said 03:01, found before the push; then 03:06 when it said 03:03, pushed in 4b5a93a). The stamps now carry the clock's time (03:04), and tools/reporter-fill.mjs refuses a trace whose updated is later than the clock.

03:00 to 04:00: the team measures itself and starts again, without a word from Dinis. (to 03:38: 103 commits, 26 agents, 53 releases, 43 runs cancelled; 77 cards closed)

  • Asked: nothing new from Dinis in BRIEF.md (its last section is ~02:50). The hour ran on that section's last sentence: "the librarian saves tokens".
  • Shipped: the measure step and 26 of 30 agents' token lines (5c6c532, f8b319f: 1.31 billion tokens, 98.8% of it the context read again on each call); the pack measured (39,775 tokens against 14,164: accounts/pack-test.json); six agents handed over to fresh sessions started from the pack (librarian 067df08 03:02:01, designer cf079f3, observability 8494cb1, graph a8ae84e, weatherwatch c197f9f, studio 1fb0c5e 03:37:07). See the memory trace. Also: Perplexity as a research tool (f24a773); five journal pieces, two written from these traces (c067b3b, 2d7320a); the graph joined to sources, meteorology and Wayback (cbeb3be); a sixth Studio explanation, "The hand-over" (863d28f); the reporter in the menu under About (cf079f3); the live map plays these traces (f76a4a6).
  • Broke: the model provider's account ran out of credit (HTTP 402 from about 02:54): the shadow reports recorded the 03:00 hour as a gap and the evals stopped part-way (2bbee52, 8ccd1ef, 2af0be4, acea93a). A fresh session in a shallow clone rewrote the night's commit and session data, restored in three minutes (5539827). Two more deploys failed when GitHub did not find the artifact just uploaded; the step is now tried twice (31a5b21, 9ed312b).
  • Corrected: the gate now warns on a time ahead of the clock (271f7b9, asked by incident.journalist@); commit trailers in one paragraph and no model name in them, stated in the pack and warned on by the path check (2df7f77); the board's cards carry an event time beside the time the board read them (c83bd7c); the official gazette is not press (6cc6041).
  • Waited on Dinis: 43 cards. New at the top: credit for the model provider (board/items/a-provider-credit.json). The model cap is recorded as half answered (c83bd7c).

04:04, the second wake.

  • Shipped: a seventh trace (the pack, the measurement, the hand-overs); this hour; the numbers use the board's event time where a card has one.
  • Corrected, mine: the first draft of the new trace said both arms of the pack test answered equally well; the file says 8 of 8 against 6 right and 2 partly, then 8 of 8 after the pack was fixed. Found on re-reading the file, before the push.

04:00 to 05:00: a quiet hour; the hand-overs go on; the model account still empty. (67 commits, 21 agents in git; to 04:37 incident.ci@ counted 42 releases)

  • Asked: nothing new from Dinis in BRIEF.md (its last section is ~02:50).
  • Shipped: an eighth trace, the model provider's account out of credit (first refusal 02:53:57, 4 min 39 s after the commit that records the cap raised to 20 US dollars; one card for Dinis 9 min 50 s later). The journal's sixth piece, told from the memory trace (4d4b6ab).
  • Shipped, traces owed from earlier hours: the Studio (Dinis ~00:30 to a player and two chapters in 8 min 19 s, 7fc709c; six explanations by 03:54:54) and an agent's start (the Perplexity desk: a jobs line at 02:49:18, ab8008e, to a first page at 03:01:18, f24a773, and a timeline row from its leads 80 s later, f46df85). Ten traces, 131 steps, 4 with no evidence.
  • Handed over: the reporter (2309e01 04:06:27; this second session's key 6a509d6; the first session's last measured call carried 320,145 tokens, this one's twelfth 115,554), the librarian for the second time (d4a9418, f469b3c), the journalist at the conductor's word (0fb17c3, a5745e7). Nine hand-overs in eight roles since 03:02: three more steps in the memory trace.
  • Broke: nothing new. The shadow reports' 04:00 hour is a second recorded gap (8d60f26).
  • Corrected, mine: the first session and this one both marked the first key "handed over" within a minute of each other; the release stopped on the conflict, and this session's entry went in on top of the other's (6a509d6). The new trace first said "captured 04:13" when the clock read 04:09; changed before the push.
  • Waited on Dinis: the provider's account, 1 h 5 min at 04:09 (board/items/a-provider-credit.json). The numbers stop at 03:38, where incident.ci@'s last count stops.

05:08, the 05:06 wake.

  • Asked: nothing new from Dinis in BRIEF.md.
  • Shipped in the hour by others: the first mainland count as a timeline row, evidence from Lusa (row s-1111T0437, b4e72d6); the archivist's research round done (542 addresses, 557 captures, 78dfd8e); the edition prints at 2.0 MB where it was 12.1 (33344be); capture pages made at build time, not tracked (f1d69e8); the accounts' round 5 (b236371: eight roles handed over, 53% to 84% less per call; 1.44 billion tokens measured); the librarian's fourth session (3f5079a); the conductor at 110k after a second compaction (653d6ad).
  • Broke: nothing new; the shadow reports' 05:00 hour is a third gap (bc666ab).
  • Corrected, mine: the outage trace said the first refusal was at 02:53:57, "five minutes after the cap was raised". incident.journalist@ found an earlier one on the evaluations page: five calls refused for credit in results pushed at 02:39:15, taken then for wrong answers (273a1d3, corrected by incident.models@ in 8ccd1ef). 02:53:57 is the first refusal anyone timed; the account was at its edge before Dinis raised the cap. The trace says so in a corrections field and a step 13 added at the end (numbers unchanged).
  • Waited on Dinis: 43 cards; the provider's account for 2 h 3 min at 05:06.

06:09, the 06:06 wake (the third reporter session's first; it took over at 05:10).

  • Asked: nothing new from Dinis; BRIEF.md has not changed since 02:49:18.
  • Decided without him: incident.sources@ read Web Summit's terms (dd54ba3, 05:26:18): automated access, archiving and summarising are forbidden. The conductor put an interim hold on every automated read; the research checker (879d9d4), the source page (6f7cb6f), a card for Dinis (c82743c) and the archive (96b5592) followed within 1 min 56 s. A new trace: a decision without Dinis.
  • Shipped in the hour by others: fourteen fresh sessions took over between 05:11 and 05:58 (the memory trace, step 20), one of which stood down within a minute (05d2ba9); the accounts' round 6 (dd4b8f7: eleven roles handed over, 53% to 84% less per call; 1.65 billion tokens measured, the conductor's session 28% of it); two timeline rows, both evidence (s-1111T0541, Madeira's count from Lusa, 22d5452; s-1111T0522, the airport's 05:00 forecast, cd853a5); a fifth story, what the press had and when (699fe59); an eighth and a ninth journal piece, both told from traces (b02ef99, 12c22b2); IPMA's nodes joined, not copied (9b7d022); the linker from about 650 ms to about 400 (fb52d88); the first impact headline from greater Lisbon noted by the weather watch (51f7d25).
  • Broke: the gate refused incident.observability@'s push when its commits file passed 256 KB (fixed in 927fd68); the deploy retry had fired three times unseen by its own reader (runs 459, 520, 587, each saved by the second try; 167083f); Wikidata did not answer at 05:51 (27f1bf1); the shadow reports' 06:00 hour is a fourth gap (193b849).
  • Corrected, by their authors: the archive's hold covers 9 addresses, not 17 (a6b94b6, 13 s after the first); the social desk's word match had missed seven posts (b60a820); the stories desk's times written ahead of the clock (ad6cec9); the accounts' round 5 hourly figures (dd4b8f7); start.md's gate budget, 8 s not 5 (500dc71). The conductor's commit of 05:51:41 is headed "06:02 wake" and reads IPMA "at 06:03" (cd853a5); this line first said "not corrected": the conductor corrected it in the open at 06:21:45 (1777559).
  • Waited on Dinis: 44 cards; the provider's account for 3 h 3 min at 06:07; the Web Summit hold for 39 min.

07:08, the 07:06 wake.

  • Asked: nothing new from Dinis; BRIEF.md has not changed since 02:49:18.
  • Shipped in the hour: the conductor's record of its two interim holds and two corrections to itself (1777559: agents/conductor/holds.md, written after this log asked where the hold was recorded); a tenth journal piece, "The first decision to stop", from the hold's trace (5c2749f); the accounts' round 7 (f2766d1); three timeline rows (s-1111T0625, Madeira's red warnings ended at 06:00 as scheduled, a fact, 7288ea7; s-1111T0642, 95bd4c7; s-1111T0654, floods in Greater Lisbon and nine districts red from 09:00, press, evidence, ddfa533); a twelfth experiment and a table under every chart (15f3200, d3787de); ANEPC's reuse terms read (178f254); labs' second session (f741484).
  • Broke: nothing in the pipeline (607 runs, no new failure or retry, push to served median 40 s, d1bb8f9); Wikidata still does not answer (bdd9ff3); the shadow reports' 07:00 hour is a fifth gap (ae2abc0).
  • Corrected, by their authors: one row three times in eleven minutes. s-1111T0642 first said the press's 130 km/h in Madeira "is IPMA's warned figure, not an observation" (95bd4c7, 06:42:57); then that whether it was measured "is not known to us" (ca94e66, 06:52:50); then that Lusa has an IPMA meteorologist saying gusts above 130 km/h were measured (evidence; not read at IPMA) (cc0ee6d, 06:53:47); then the correction's own time, 06:53 not 06:55 (19d072a). The stories desk followed each one within a minute (f7d8754, 62a5efd, 65caf6b). Also: the accounts' round 7, eighteen roles handed over and not nineteen (1936205, 83 s after); the labs' models and stations against the morning's data (d3787de).
  • Corrected, mine: the hold's trace said how the hold was passed was "not in the record"; it is now (step 8). The memory trace could not say why IPMA's second session stood down; the conductor's file does (a vault key it could not read back): step 21.
  • Waited on Dinis: 44 cards; the provider's account for 4 h 4 min at 07:08; the Web Summit hold for 1 h 40 min; how vault keys are held (it keeps four roles in their first sessions).

08:08, the 08:06 wake.

  • Asked: nothing new from Dinis; BRIEF.md has not changed since 02:49:18.
  • The hour's event came from outside: IPMA lowered one of Lisbon's warnings in a message sent 07:16:30. The row was live 22 min 17 s later (af317750), the weather face changed to show the newest message and say where the open-data feed differs (e3c7867a), the headline followed at 07:51:28 (c56af177), five stories were retold (ebaf7d27). No person spoke. A new trace: a signal with nobody asking.
  • Shipped besides: three more rows (s-1111T0727, cda8334b; s-1111T0735, press, evidence, aebdcd0c; s-1111T0738); a sixth story, "What nobody has said yet" (03ee9bf0); the MeteoAlarm browser shows how each warning changed (624fab23); the decisions as their own part of the graph (3f796f1f); the accounts' round 8 (dc768fd6: the average call flat at about 200,000 tokens since 05:00); fresh sessions for the librarian (its sixth, b5494b2e), the graph (14b774bb) and stories (19723bb7).
  • Broke: nothing in the pipeline (645 runs, no new failure or retry, push to served median 37 s, bb62ff4c); ANEPC's notice answered 502 again (b530509e); Wikidata still silent (641303f9); a graph table nearing the 256 KB limit was split before the gate refused it (1fb42299); the shadow reports' 08:00 hour is a sixth gap (01b680db).
  • Corrected, by their authors: the weather watch's "authorities unchanged", read from the open data alone, 51 s after it was pushed (1056373e); the media desk's order of outlets on two facts (e1432a90); the stories desk's hand-over time set to the clock (085835d3); the journal's tenth piece from the conductor's record of the hold (fda196f5).
  • Waited on Dinis: 44 cards; the provider's account for 5 h 4 min at 08:08; the Web Summit hold for 2 h 40 min.

09:07, the 09:06 wake.

  • Asked: nothing new from Dinis; BRIEF.md has not changed since 02:49:18.
  • Shipped in the hour: the lowered warning's second half. MeteoAlarm's feed carried it at 08:24 (03006ee0); one row took in all eleven of IPMA's 07:16:30 messages (s-1111T0824, f3ad6be5), and the timeline tool now counts that feed as an official source, so the row is a fact (b00b2a13, 19 s later); IPMA's open data agreed at the 08:43 re-read (b1d802f2; row s-1111T0844, 5ed76a2f): 66 to 88 minutes behind its own message, by the stories desk's count (f2141f13). The signal trace has it as step 8. Also: an eleventh journal piece, "Nobody asked", from that trace (26371572); the accounts' round 9 (85712007); a one-hop drawing on every node page (8ac4bcd6); eight nodes for names that had none (82f311ac); rows s-1111T0822, s-1111T0851 and s-1111T0903 (894756b4, 4cc5bf3f); fresh sessions for the journalist (its fourth), observability, entities and stories (its fourth).
  • Broke: the gate refused a librarian push on a wrong link; nothing had gone out (72b65b80). The pipeline: 685 runs, no new failure or retry, push to served median 41 s (9bb20909). The shadow desk's 09:00 round is not in the record at 09:07; its last is the sixth gap (01b680db).
  • Corrected, by their authors: the accounts' round 8 reading (the average call was not flat: it falls again, 85712007); the conductor's row s-1111T0824 completed from incident.ipma@'s read (d3330839); observability's latest-session mark (07792d4f); a Chinese-language Wikipedia figure followed to its new revision (06fb32fb).
  • Waited on Dinis: 44 cards; the provider's account for 6 h 3 min at 09:07; the Web Summit hold for 3 h 39 min.

10:09, the 10:06 wake.

  • Asked, by Dinis, three times after 6 h 41 min (BRIEF.md): ~09:30, "The keys and vaults are created by the specific agent and then sent to you via your append lane" (84158ea2); ~09:47, page views on every page with city and country, and the conductor gives vault keys to fresh sessions (4dd30049); ~09:50, "the first page has to be super clear ... like a normal website", and four simulated visitors (45dc1bd9).
  • Shipped from his words: the conductor's key lane built, opened and live end to end by 09:40 (4fb4d7c2, 218c89a0, 7980fa5e); IPMA's second session back on 90 s after the word was recorded (5d9a79cb; the memory trace, steps 24 and 25); page views on, sealed, counts only published (bcab685a), with country and city (8fa018f3); two new agents, incident.envoy@ (77d28513) and incident.synthetic@ (76ccd12c); a draft at /welcome/ in 7 min 37 s, read by the invented visitors and rewritten 56 s after their findings (94f2ed9a, f93e8c7f, 4addc33e). A new trace: a loop.
  • Shipped besides: the build twice as fast, 4.8 s to 2.3 s (2c23f1dd); the designer's ten notes on the front page under the red rain, all taken by incident.weather@ within eight minutes (50ade454 to 5b363efa); rows s-1111T0922 (analysis), s-1111T0939, s-1111T0941, s-1111T0955, s-1111T0957; the press reported IPMA's change 89 minutes after IPMA (546d119f); the accounts' round 10 (cbfb680c: the 08:00 hour the cheapest yet); one canonical agent count (2bc7133c: 32 agents, 67 sessions).
  • Broke: pages that named the warning's level in fixed words went stale when IPMA lowered it (846d769c; the designer's search found 4 pages wrong as present fact, a0facd2a); the timeline tool counted an analysis row as official (90e72e1e); a literal \n joined two rules in CLAUDE.md (b44e52e6); the shadow reports' 09:00 and 10:00 hours are a seventh and an eighth gap (01ff4dd3, 123e9dce).
  • Corrected, by their authors: three more times written ahead of the clock (observability ed75f9a9, media 8422f038, the designer 7bdc76b3). Mine: the 09:06 block said the shadow desk's 09:00 round was not in the record; it was committed at 09:07:06 and was not yet on dev at the pull that block was written from (09:07:10).
  • Waited on Dinis: 44 cards; the provider's account for 7 h 4 min at 10:09; the Web Summit hold for 4 h 40 min; /welcome/ for his yes.

11:17, the 11:06 wake (a fourth session, from 10:14).

  • Asked, by Dinis, seven times (BRIEF.md): ~10:10, ten paths and small animations of the team's work (f4071e9c); ~10:13, a part of the site like a news channel (062940a1); ~10:25, "are we tracking flights and transport?" (44c65e23); ~10:30, "move it into a BAU", exit interviews, "from explorer to villager" (bda392be); ~10:32, a big link to promptugal.news, and nobody stops "until the handover is done" (9fea08ec); ~10:35, the brand must match promptugal.news (348bf2e0); ~10:38, a correction: the outside hand-over "was for another team"; "I'm going to be the only one running this site" (5a92b0d6).
  • Shipped from his words: ten paths and the arc in 20 min 51 s (53a3368a); /flows/, playing the paths and all the traces as they are (b144acec, 4038053e); the live map and the Universe on their own pages (e73737c5); /broadcast/ in 9 min 58 s (9b6fe987) and its transport panel (2bdcb258); flights and transport in 14 min 23 s (6c003548); the link to promptugal.news on every page, on / and on /welcome/ (f60ac42c, 0c2a5542, 1aee231a); the family brand in 5 min 10 s (8bdcf5a9); the wind-down plan in two drafts (c31fe378, a0877332), a card for his yes (21079385), the first exit interview (53c705fe) and the conductor's hand-over written ahead (701df38c). Two new traces: the 10:10 request (closed at 10:31:29) and the wind-down (open).
  • Shipped besides: the accounts' round 11 (11b9f7a6); the api/v1 contract (0b108ea7); 222 flights cancelled by 09:20, as evidence (f676df6d); the journalist's closing piece, open until the hand-over (3f7e1840); "New here?" on / to /welcome/ (95d20395; the loop trace, step 10); nine sessions handed over to fresh ones (the memory trace, step 26).
  • Broke: a public "join the hand-over" band went out 4 min 12 s after the correction that withdrew it was recorded, and came out 91 s later (05d710ff, a489b23a); the media watch's coverage file passed 256 KB and is now in six-hour parts (abaed1f0); the shadow reports' 11:00 hour is a ninth gap (c944059d).
  • Corrected, by their authors: observability's times written ahead of the clock (14c7283b); the accounts' brief 10 figure, 171,681 to 258,028 tokens a call (11b9f7a6); the planner's row for the journalist (625f1ceb).
  • Waited on Dinis: 44 cards; the provider's account for 8 h 9 min at 11:14; the Web Summit hold for 5 h 45 min; /welcome/ for his yes; the wind-down plan for his yes since 10:36.

Open questions for the conductor

  • Answered 03:05 by the conductor: follow the commits; the "~" times are its estimates and stay. Brief times run later than their commits. ~23:40 was committed 23:35:36; ~02:10 at 02:06:42; ~02:20 at 02:15:04; ~02:50 at 02:49:18. The traces follow the commits and keep the brief's time as a label.
  • Clocks. Five agents corrected times written ahead of the clock (wikipedia f979e75, sources 2730586, media 2cc13cc, ci 1f5cb62, weather 002ed61); the librarian too (a83da41); and the reporter, above. The gate warns on it since 271f7b9 (03:14:07). Since then: the stories desk (ad6cec9), and the conductor's own cd853a5, committed 05:51:41 and headed "06:02 wake".
  • The board's opened times are its reading of status files, not event times (the attach ask: 21:45 on the card, 21:20:07 in the commit).
  • For: trailers on many commits sit in the paragraph above the session's trailers, so git's own trailer parser does not see them; data/ci/ and the traces read the whole message.