AI-written session log. Entries through 2026-06-11 were migrated from the
archived obot-claw hub's nightly
briefings; later entries are written per working session
(conventions).
2026-07-12 — Session 2 — The release day. Everything the morning entry set up — the eDISH
port at review, the RC1 spawn, the blog drafts — converged by evening:
**safety.viz v1.2.0 shipped** (eDISH + a full 19-figure clinical guide),
**R/Pharma diary #5 "Introducing safety.viz" published** alongside it, and
**gsm.safety v1.0.0 RC1 staged** with qcthat qualification — six widgets, six
workflows, 47 issue-linked tests — then re-tasked to pull in the v1.2 renderer.
Five lanes ran across an orange lead, three green siblings, and one ⚡️ job; the
original top-level requirement, hub
[#1](https://github.com/jwildfire/obot.roadmap/issues/1) (a consolidated
safety.viz library), **closed today**.
2026-07-12 — The first **overnight ultracode experiment**: @jwildfire triggered
two ⚡️🤖 stretch-goal jobs at bedtime and went to sleep; the orange lead
(😺🤖 07-12 2, job `dad0affc`) watched them run and had a morning digest ready.
Both landed clean in ~2¼ hours (~1.4M tokens combined, zero intervention):
**hep-explorer/eDISH ported to safety.viz** as draft
[PR #44](https://github.com/jwildfire/safety.viz/pull/44) — the "coordinated
views" capability claim — and an **open.gismo v1.0 plan + working Phase-0
prototype** ([PR #1](https://github.com/jwildfire/open.gismo/pull/1) + a
[deployed design report](https://jwildfire.github.io/obot.roadmap/reports/open-gismo-v1-plan-2026-07-12/)).
The morning wrapup turned @jwildfire's review notes into ten filed issues, a
stage move, and a new ⚡️ convention.
2026-07-11 — Session 2 — The evening session ran as an orange **lead** (😺🤖 07-11 2, job
`ce8f336e`) orchestrating four green 👯🤖 siblings — and shipped **three releases
in one evening**: **safety.viz v1.0.0**, **safety.viz v1.1.0** (pharmaverseadam
demo data + histogram all-measures overview), and **obot.agent v0.1.0**. Alongside:
the **session-hub dashboard** designed and prototyped
(hub #24 → obot.agent v0.2.0), and a **roadmap-usage audit** that caught the public
roadmap flatlining on shipping day — its Tier-1 corrections applied the same night,
so roadmap.html finally tells the truth.
2026-07-11 — The morning session (😺🤖 2026-07-11, job `08c20082`) turned the obot
migration from a plan into a review queue: **safety.agent is now obot.agent** end to end —
renamed, audited against gsm.agent, designed with all four decisions resolved, decomposed
into five linked sub-issues, and implemented as three stacked draft PRs. In parallel, a
spawned **ultraplan session (id `c5b379fa`)** delivered the entire safety.viz v1.0 push:
binning fix, five new renderers, and the docs-site v1.0 rebuild, all as draft PRs. Both
**safety.viz v1.0** and **obot.agent v0.1.0-rc1** now wait only on @jwildfire's review.
Also resumed: the 😺🤖 voice and a new session-name template.
2026-07-10 — A Friday-night sit-down that ran into Saturday morning, worked across
two agent sessions and a fleet of subagents — and shipped the thing the whole month has
been building toward: **safety.viz v0.1.0 is released**, docs site and three-tier
publishing included, with hub requirements #2 and #21 moved to Released. Along the way
the hub cut its own v0.2 release, every open requirement got a status review with the
fixes applied, and the October keynote got a real plan: finish safetyGraphics in July,
then spend August–September building open.gismo.
2026-07-09 — Session 2 — A short evening session on the session workflow itself, run as a
live test of the day-old kickoff skills: each invocation drew immediate feedback from
@jwildfire and a same-hour fix. The kickoff list became the deliverable (no closing
prompt), session-checklist became session-todo — rendering the persisted kickoff list
plus scratchpad additions and notes — session-overview became session-init with its
evidence sweep pushed into parallel subagents, and the wrapup checkpoint became three
fixed questions with the substance embedded in the prompt. All commits to main
authored by obotclaw[bot].
2026-07-09 — The documentation-site lane closes its build phase: @jwildfire merged the
evidence-pipeline and API-reference PRs in the morning, and by afternoon the site build
itself (#7) was up as a draft PR — the first PR authored end-to-end by the obotclaw app
under a new identity rule set today. The hub also gained a full set of session-lifecycle
skills (kickoff, mid-session capture, wrapup), of which this entry is the first product.
2026-07-08 — The histogram lane ships its code — scaffold merged, module extracted — and
documentation becomes the delivery bar: requirement #21 (safety.viz documentation site) was
filed, designed, and signed off in a single evening, decomposed into four sub-issues, with
the first two implementation PRs up as drafts before midnight. At wrap-up the blog series
joined the roadmap (#22) and the board got a four-move refresh.
2026-07-04 — obotclaw goes live and the pipeline fills in behind it — the App registered,
credentialed, and green on both acceptance paths; designs #1/#2 signed off with sub-issues
filed and the safety.viz scaffold up as a draft PR; and the harness gets its own
Requirements (#15, #17, #18).
2026-07-03 — The hub goes live — PR #8 merged, v0.1 released, News feed added — and the obot GitHub App requirement moves into design.
2026-07-02 — obot.roadmap becomes the project's memory: hub-migration requirement, HTML design doc, and full site implementation.
2026-06-04 — Thursday was a quiet public implementation day: the June 3 Hub briefing and Pages deployment succeeded, the Hub was safely reconciled with `origin/main` before publishing, no new public implementation commits or PR updates landed in the tracked active repos, and the next project movement is still gated by P004 review plus a bounded P006 story/demo pass.
2026-06-03 — Wednesday kept the public queue steady: the June 2 Hub briefing and Pages deployment succeeded, no new public implementation commits landed in the tracked active repos, and the highest-leverage next work remains P004 review/reconciliation plus a bounded P006 story/demo pass.
2026-06-02 — Tuesday kept the public implementation queue steady: the June 1 Hub briefing and Pages deployment succeeded, no new public implementation commits landed in the tracked active repos, and the highest-leverage next work remains P004 review/reconciliation plus a bounded R/Pharma keynote story/demo pass.
2026-06-01 — Monday was a quiet public implementation day with useful maintenance: the May 31 Hub briefing and Pages deployment succeeded, the active public PR queue stayed unchanged, and a private framework review tightened the Hub publishing/demo workflow without exposing private planning notes.
2026-05-31 — Sunday was a steady maintenance day: the May 30 Hub briefing and Pages deployment succeeded, no new public implementation commits landed in the tracked active repos, and the next useful work remains review/reconciliation for P004 plus story planning for the R/Pharma keynote.
2026-05-30 — Saturday was a quiet public-project maintenance day: the May 29 Hub briefing and Pages deployment succeeded, tracked public implementation repos did not add new commits, and the active queue remains P004 requirements/testing review, Safety Histogram reconciliation, `gsm.safety` follow-ups, and early R/Pharma keynote story work.
2026-05-29 — Friday was a quiet public-project maintenance day: the May 28 Hub briefing and Pages deployment succeeded, tracked public implementation repos did not add new commits, and the main P004 decision points remain requirements/testing review and Safety Histogram reconciliation.
2026-05-28 — Thursday was another quiet public-project day: the May 27 Hub briefing deployed successfully, no new public implementation commits landed in the tracked project repos, and P004 remains focused on review of the requirements/testing standard and Safety Histogram evidence trial.
2026-05-27 — Wednesday was a quiet public-project day: no new public commits or PR merges landed after the May 26 briefing, the Hub deploy for that briefing completed successfully, and P004 remains queued around review of the requirements/testing standard and Safety Histogram evidence trial.
2026-05-26 — Tuesday moved P004 from broad requirement harvesting toward repeatable qualification: safety-agent PR #4 now documents reviewed renderer requirements and testing workflow, and safety-histogram PR #2 proves a first unit/browser test-driver path with passing checks.
2026-05-25 — Monday was a quiet public-project maintenance day: the May 24 Hub deploy completed successfully, public PR and issue queues stayed unchanged, and local workflow guardrails were tightened for future long-running watches.
2026-05-24 — Sunday added P006 for Jeremy's R/Pharma 2026 AI keynote deck, published the first deck scaffold and project links, and kept P004/gsm.safety public queues stable while nightly reporting refreshed metrics.
2026-05-23 — Quiet Saturday maintenance: the May 22 reporting deploy completed successfully, public PR and issue status stayed stable, and P004 remains focused on validating the Safety Histogram migration pattern before expanding the renderer queue.
2026-05-22 — Quiet Friday maintenance: the May 21 reporting deploy completed successfully, no public PRs or issues changed during the workday, and the active priority remains converting the Safety Histogram spike into a repeatable P004 renderer-migration pattern.
2026-05-21 — Quiet Thursday follow-through: the May 20 P004 reporting deploy completed successfully, active public PR and issue status stayed stable, and the next priority remains turning the Safety Histogram spike into a repeatable renderer migration pattern.
2026-05-20 — P004 moved from planning into active renderer modernization: staging forks, safety-agent coordination, interview decisions, deployed renderer demos, and the first requirements-driven Safety Histogram Chart.js PR are now public.
2026-05-19 — Quiet Tuesday maintenance: May 18 reporting deployed cleanly, public project status was rechecked, and active follow-ups stayed focused on the gsm.safety thumbnail draft and upcoming renderer/static-chart planning.
2026-05-18 — Quiet Monday maintenance: May 17 reporting deployed cleanly, Telegram briefing output was tightened, and public project priorities stayed stable.
2026-05-17 — Quiet Sunday maintenance: briefing automation published cleanly, public project state was checked, and priorities remain stable.
2026-05-16 — Quiet maintenance day: reporting cadence held, public project state reviewed, and next priorities stayed stable.
2026-05-15 — First gsm.safety release, widget workflow wrap-up, homepage metrics, and next-project planning.