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.
Work completed
safety.viz v0.1.0 — released end to end
Docs site (PR #11, closed
#7): gallery of all nine planned
renderers, live histogram demo, requirement-traced evidence page, generated API
reference — reviewed in Chrome on a locally-built copy, approved, merged.
Publishing (PR #12, closed
#8): pages.yml with three tiers
(root = releases, /dev/, /pr/{N}/ previews with sticky comments + close cleanup),
Pages enabled via API — the PR proved itself by self-deploying its own preview.
Staging-review fixes from @jwildfire's page-by-page pass:
#15 →
PR #16 (collapsible control
sidebar, real ADBDS demo data recreating the original safety-histogram test page,
width-aware bin labels) and #17 →
PR #18 (shared src/shell.js
chrome with sv-* classes, enforced by site e2e for every available renderer).
Release (PR #13main ← dev →
tag v0.1.0): root site
verified live, tiers preserved, previews cleaned up, milestone v0.1.0 closed (0 open).
Hub:#2 and
#21 → Released on the
board with evidence comments; gsm.safety
#30 (Widget_Histogram) is now
unblocked.
obot.roadmap: v0.2 released + full requirements review
v0.2 published
("Designs signed off, identities and the session loop in place") — notes drafted,
signed off, and published in-session, covering 40 commits since v0.1.
Status review of all 10 open requirements (delivered as a local HTML summary,
reviewed in Chrome, approved in full): #1
and #3 → Released (issues left
open), #21 milestoned
2026q3, #10 → 2026q4 (the
keynote is date-locked), gsm.safety #27/
#28/PR #29
added to the board, #3's stale Tasks placeholder replaced with the as-built summary.
Audit-logged as changelog v1.3.0; this entry's board changes land as v1.4.0.
Planning: the keynote arc
The October keynote goal got explicit (@jwildfire): go way beyond the
safetyGraphics updates — finish that lane in July (safety.viz v1.0, gsm.safety 1.0,
then static charts), leaving August–September to build open.gismo, a full
end-to-end environment for safety, RBQM, "and anything else." Recorded in memory
with the open decisions (where the work lives, demo form factor, review-bandwidth
model).
Next session is the v1.0 push: one session, two subagents — a website-cleanup
agent (adversarial design review, keynote branding extracted from this site's theme,
audit-ready evidence pages with GHA run links, About page) and an ultracode
renderer fan-out (4–5 renderers in parallel including shift plot
#14, RC PR targeting v1.0
straight, scaffold-improvements report, and an effort/cost blog draft). Both prompts
are drafted and waiting. Binning QC
(#19, filed tonight) goes first —
siblings clone the histogram pattern, so binning fidelity is load-bearing.
Blog cycle set: post #5 ("Autonomy, or Lack Thereof", outline ready) this
weekend as priority 3, then the ultracode effort post, the safety.viz intro, and the
gsm.safety post — ideally all by end of July.
Process: first full session-lifecycle run
First end-to-end pass through session-init → notes/todo → session-wrapup,
including a two-agent merged wrapup. Kickoff latency feedback (~5 min, too slow) is
already applied: the init skill now batches the GitHub sweep into three calls, skips
per-PR drill-downs, and runs unattended with a ~2-minute budget.
The local-HTML review-page pattern (release notes, roadmap status summary served to
Chrome) worked well as @jwildfire's review surface — twice.
Binning fidelity (#19) —
the histogram's binning doesn't match the original renderer; it's the template for
every fan-out sibling, so it gets fixed first.
Operational lessons from the release run: don't push to a branch while the
evidence-update workflow is running on it (its push gets rejected — regenerate
locally); Pages deploys share one concurrency group, so near-simultaneous merges
cancel each other's runs (rerun is the fix).
Terminology overload: "session" currently means @jwildfire's sit-down (the diary
unit), a /spawn-created peer agent, and in-session subagents — confusing across
surfaces. Fix planned via the obot.agent conversion (below).
Evidence/API/gallery pages haven't had their page-by-page staging review yet — more
v1.0-cycle feedback likely.
Next session: loose ends
safety.viz v1.0 push — the two-subagent session (prompts drafted in the
workspace drafts): website cleanup + ultracode renderer fan-out; binning QC
#19 first; RC PR targets
v1.0 straight.
safety.agent → obot.agent — merge
PR #10, rename the repo, move
the session skills there, document the session/agent/subagent terminology, and
extract the shared keynote stylesheet from this site's theme.
Blog post #5 this weekend (priority 3 — "we'll see"), plus big.blog syndication
catch-up (rebase + push the #2/#3 cross-post branch, then #4).
Deletion approvals (nothing deleted without them): merged safety.viz worktrees
1-scaffold-library, 2-extract-histogram, 5-evidence-pipeline,
6-api-reference, 7-docs-site, 8-publish-site, 15-histogram-demo-polish and
their merged branches (14-shift-plot stays — active). Note: two of them show
unpushed pre-squash commits; they'll be verified redundant before any removal.
Review/merge safety.agent PR #10
— gates the obot.agent rename. (A local obot-identity-pr-authorship branch sits
ahead-1 of main; verify it matches the PR.)
Re-review gsm.safety PR #29 —
the changes-requested flag is stale, the fix is pushed.
Merge Gilead-BioStats/gsm.roadmap PR #151 (CompileWorkflow design) when ready.