Debrief · round 1 · 2026-10-30

RC1 grows, maps, the plumbing, concepts, a cover, and the companion

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30 October 2026, 10:31 to about 11:35 UTC, in the conductor's session at the editor's word.

What happened

The editor's principles (about 10:30) became a brief, then roles run in this session: the Gen ZX team's review of RC1, a dossier on the two and a half years before the day, sixteen Wardley maps from simple to complex.
His second request (about 10:45): a cover (three concepts, concept 1 used), a first pass of thirty infographics and fifty call-outs, and a companion PDF with questions, comments and decisions from each role: 98 cards, 53 decisions, each matched to its RC1 page.
New chapters: 00b (how to read a map), 11b (what was already there), 13 (concepts and principles).
A corrections pass fixed what the reviews found, first the leak account: values reached a pushed, public history each time; the book now says so without pointing to them.
RC1 (294 pages, 6x9) and the companion (67 pages, A4) were built and sent to the editor for the flight.
At his word (usage at 94%), every scheduled task was paused, the Cold-Read conductor's and the @inbox run included. An interrupt of the publisher's running turn was refused by the session's permissions; he can stop it in the app.

RC1 had been pushed with the kinder leak account; the reviews caught it within the hour.
The build script first read a stale PDF (wrong output folder); caught by a page count.
Two infographics went stale after the corrections and are withdrawn until the second design round.

The editor's ticks in the companion become open decisions in book.json.
The researcher registers the new numbers (letter 006); the publisher moves RC1 into manuscript/ with Markua, the image fixes and the call-out style.
Every task stays paused until the editor re-enables it.