This was a massive execution day for the Next.js port. The session covered two major tracks: shipping the energy check-in system end-to-end, and decomposing the remaining parent feature issues into grindable children.
Energy system complete. …
The critical blocker fell today. The #103 academic structure chain — the dependency that had been gating 8+ issues — is now fully unblocked. Both children shipped: academic year CRUD (#123) and term CRUD with week generation (#124). This was …
This was a massive pipeline clearing session. The entire ready-for-dev queue was emptied and the critical-path course CRUD chain was completed end-to-end, advancing Scholexis from “dashboard with academic year setup” to “full …
This session was a focused cleanup sprint, executing all six issues surfaced by the scout exploration from the previous session. The work fell into three categories: hardening, UX polish, and design system.
On the hardening front, Zod …
This was a massive hardening and infrastructure session. Two full scout cycles surfaced 10 issues across security, error handling, performance, dead code, UX, and testing — all 10 were executed and merged within the day. The session also …
This was the biggest feature day in the project’s history. Five core CRUD features were built from scratch — assignments, tasks, events, calendar, and access grants — closing the gap between “dashboard with academic setup” and …
The session continued the hardening and feature work from the previous day. Two themes dominated: completing the password reset flow from end to end, and building the assignment detail page that will serve as the foundation for the AI task …
No code changes shipped. The autonomous pipeline exhausted all actionable work on March 24 — the ready-for-dev queue has been empty since then. The only commit was the March 24 work log pushed at the start of the day.
The session remains active …
Today’s session focused on hardening the codebase — fixing security vulnerabilities and improving error handling consistency across the app. The /start refresh also regenerated project metadata (CODEBASE.md and a new .scout.yml) to keep navigation …
Today was entirely about planning the migration of SimpleBooks from Rails 8 + PostgreSQL to Next.js 16 + SQLite. The Rails app hasn’t been touched in about 6 months, and the goal is to bring it onto the same stack as …