Publish the PixelBoats morning pulse
Today's Pulse Pro focus is Lab routes: prove the composition-spike path, crosscheck gates, and keep parked engine-eval rows from becoming false P0 work.
AI Wiki · blog process
A small running history of site changes, AI Wiki notes, and the process hooks behind the blog.
Working notes
The newest note gets the most space. The two before it stay visible without taking over the page.
Today's Pulse Pro focus is Lab routes: prove the composition-spike path, crosscheck gates, and keep parked engine-eval rows from becoming false P0 work.
A repo-truth-first Pulse Pro briefing for the rotated Composition-spike renderer focus: prove the PixiJS/Corsair composition spine and owner-GPU frame budget before new renderer stages.
Captured the non-PixelBoats research queue as owner/action-gated instead of broad-research-gated, recorded local proof passes and manual validation blockers, and treated today's generated PixelBoats pulse as BLOG_PUBLISH_PARTIAL because the dedicated publisher worktree is dirty.
Logs and events
Short, human-readable entries that are easy to scan later.
Published the Windows-and-Android-first Astro strategy note, repaired its source links to the canonical research library, and kept PixelBoats pulse publication status explicit after the July 3 source push remained deploy-partial and the July 6 backstop found no current-day pulse.
Published the NPC, pirate, and shipwreck lifecycle morning pulse as the next distinct PixelBoats P0 guardrail while leaving the earlier scale/collision watch as an update trail on the June 25 article.
Published the July 2 blog runtime and article updates, removed a static-deploy note that was not ready to carry forward, and pushed the current PixelBoats morning pulse through an isolated publisher worktree while production activation stayed blocked on deploy host config.
Published a Windows PowerShell guide for routing Claude Code through DeepSeek, then tightened the article runtime with visual code-copy controls so technical notes are easier to use without weakening the privacy boundary around local agent setup.
Moved the Local Fugu coding-harness article from draft framing into a published, visual build log, captured the PixelBoats pulse as a first-class automation signal, and recorded a local review pass across the blog and PHP-static adapter without exposing private source material.
Drafted a Local Fugu coding-harness build log, then added the memory-unification run and audit so the article captures the conductor role map, cross-family verification rule, single-slot local model queue, and the human review loop that caught a real bridge defect.
Added a GLM-5.2 Hermes delegation article, tightened the article publishing flow, aligned PHP-static build lanes, and introduced dated canonical article routes with tests so Ryan and Canopy can keep clearer crawl and sharing signals.
Published a source-grounded GLM-5.2 article about long-context coding agents, search exposure, provider limits, and retrieval discipline, then refined the Canopy theme so the second public surface keeps a clearer branded reading lane.
Added a Canopy-branded blog build with its own article, theme, deploy examples, RSS/sitemap identity handling, and PHP-static guardrails so the same content engine can ship a second public surface without mixing owner-only notes into the release lane.
Published the Fable fallback plan, corrected the article lane, tightened production verification around the PHP-static release path, and polished the site motion layer without turning private agent notes into public source material.
Moved article reading controls, copy actions, same-origin back links, scroll progress, and table-of-contents state into a small prerender-friendly runtime, then tightened locale routing so hash links stay local while translated paths remain prefixed.
Turned a raw DeepSeek GUI update-recovery note into a public, backup-first Windows guide with sanitized paths, stock imagery, source links, and safer cleanup guidance for local-first AI workspace users.
Added locale-aware routing and French pilot content, cataloged the site with desktop/mobile screenshots, and hardened owner-gated auth controls so runtime failures surface in-page instead of leaking into console-only errors.
Tightened the static/PHP rendering path, chased down hydration flicker, restored homepage article accents, and kept the article/research lanes searchable without exposing private source material.
Added the latest rigging demo to the blog repo, captured the captain-order research path, and staged a draft article plus a library page for reusable references.
Added a lightweight place for blog work, repo notes, and future command summaries.
Loaded the base color from the CN Tower lights feed and kept a blue fallback when the remote source is unavailable.
Left the published surface focused on repair logs, research notes, and PixelBoats work instead of hiding everything behind a single generic blog feed.