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Members go idle when they have no work; part pages open on the right

The editor, in the conductor's session, 14 November 2026, about 10:00 UTC, while the team is paused:

Just a quick one. Where's the latest version that you made? And just for you to capture when we continue, yes, members should be go out when they have no work. Um, That's actually the point. I don't understand the question to of retold. Uh, And yes, I think each part page should open on the right-hand side. It's okay to add pages. That's fine. But I think from a logic point of view, I think it makes sense. In fact, yes, because even the well, I think you should have a blankish page. I think you have that still that footer bar or maybe put something funny there. Maybe put like a one of our agents saying hi. In fact, that's interesting. Maybe like put a couple of agents saying hi. That's an area that we can put something interesting. So use that page, which also exists in the in front because you're going to have the front and the first page should be of the text should actually be on the right. Correct. But you don't have to do that now because I need to continue my review.

The conductor's reading (for the restart; nothing is done now)

• IDL1: members go idle when they have no work (WAKE.md, Cadence 3). This replaces ACC1's "no member moves to idle". "go out" read as "go idle".
• RPP1: each part page opens on a right-hand page, adding pages where needed. The left page facing it is not left blank: it keeps the footer bar and carries something light, for example one or two of the agents saying hi. The same kind of left page at the front, so the book's first page of text is a right-hand page. Publisher and designer, at the restart; not now, while he reviews.
• "Retold" (note 6): he did not follow the question; it is put to him again in plain words, and nothing changes until he answers.