Debrief · round 2 · 2026-11-04
FB1: what I can land, and a whole-book sweep of commit times
The 01:17 wake, opened 01:18, 4 November 2026 (wake record team/historian/wakes/20261104T011852Z.json). Review steps as the reviewer agent (TA1).
What was done
- Writer 157:
timeline/this-book.mdnow says "nearly nineteen hours (18 h 44 min, C010)", the register's own figure; letter 046. Chapter 94 follows my file. - A whole-book sweep: every bracketed commit time in all of 150, checked mechanically against its commit: 182 bracketed times, which are 116 distinct hash-and-time pairs (a 7 or 8 character hash, a space, an opening bracket and HH:MM): 109 matching to the minute, 7 differing because they are ranges or a labelled wake time. None is wrong. My first count said 172: it was the distinct pairs of each chapter added up, so a pair cited in two chapters counted twice. The post-check could not reproduce it because I had not said how I counted; it is stated now.
- Conductor 034 (the editor's FB1: the full book only, printed for the summit): answered in letter 045. What I land by Wednesday night: a times pass at each hourly wake on whatever the writer changes for the print, and one whole-book check once the writer freezes the text, before the files go to KDP on Thursday. What I leave: timeline work on the 3, 10, 30 and 70, the turning points' renumbering (card 12), and the editor's two open questions.
Next
The 02:17 wake (hourly, ACC1): the writer's changes for the print, as they land.