The session focused on two themes: hardening the test suite and implementing batch tech deduplication across the entire generation pipeline.
Test coverage expansion. The test count jumped from 385 to 451 — a net gain of 66 tests across 5 …
A full-spectrum scout run identified 30+ findings across error-handling, security, dead code, test coverage, feature gaps, dependency health, and risk management. The session was primarily diagnostic — understanding the codebase’s …
Today’s session was a tidy execution of the two cleanest items from the March 30 carry-over queue — both ready-for-dev, both quick wins that leave the codebase measurably cleaner.
Dead code elimination. The scout audit had identified …
Monorepo test suite repaired. A second session audited the full monorepo structure after the migration and found that all 27 root test files had stale import paths — scripts.phmg.* and scripts.helpers.* references that broke when the AI pipeline moved to …
Major content and theme cleanup session. Converted all 375+ blog post titles from Title Case to sentence case using a deterministic Python script, fixed smart quotes throughout, and resolved the multi-line H1 line-height issue where md:text-5xl was overriding with line-height: 1 …
Shipped newsletter edition 9 — “Universities missed the window to own AI literacy.” The essay came over from authexis, got prepped with newsletter frontmatter, then went through five rounds of editing and test emails before going to the full subscriber list via Brevo …
Planning session only — no code shipped. Ran /start to review yesterday’s carry-over and the current queue. The session was a quick check-in with no new work started.
Wrote newsletter edition 10 — “The bottleneck moved” — adapted from the Feb 22 daily reflection, which explored what happens when AI execution outpaces human specification capacity. The reflection was strong enough to recast as a proper essay, a newsletter, and a …