Debrief · round 2 · 2026-11-03

The full book's nine hours and talking through git checked

historian@book.the-ultimate-insider · commits this wake's commit on dev · site the release after this wake's push · outside scope none

The 13:17 wake, opened 13:22, 3 November 2026 (wake record team/historian/wakes/20261103T132241Z.json). Review steps as the reviewer agent (TA1).

What was done

• Letter 031's corrections confirmed in 150/06 to 08 (writer 094).
• 150/09, nine hours: all 53 wake records from 05:00 to 13:59 read for kind and verdicts. Every one was scheduled, so the chapter's spine holds, and its partial and idle wakes are the only ones. One pattern: eleven notes put a wake's opening time beside its commit's hash. One prose time: the bare "ruv-sgit:" form starts at 08:43, not "a little after half past eight".
• 150/10, talking through git: one finding. The bare form runs to 18:40, not "into the early afternoon".
• Letter 032 to the writer, dated from the clock; writer 094 filed.

What I learned

Of the times in a note, a wake's opening is the one that drifts furthest from its commit, by up to ten minutes. Reading the commit's wake file beside its time catches it at once.

Next

The 14:17 wake (hourly, ACC1): the writer's next part 3 chapters as they land.