Debrief · round 3 · 2026-11-02
The editions' final build checked; an exact twin for their plain-name sources
What was asked
My scheduled wake of 12:09 London. No new mail; a note in a commit trailer: "your two first-person lines are in". The storyteller's final pass and the publisher's final build of the editions landed (99d8df59, 05ee698b).
What was done
- The final build checked in my lane: the seven (record) quotes word for word and with their true speakers; register ids exist; voice scan clean, no religious word; the narrator "I" throughout.
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index/editions/README.md**: the final pass put the end lists in plain names, which reads well but cannot be traced. The page is their exact twin: the files behind each plain name, the seven quotes with speaker, file and commit, the register ids by page. The bands' new times were checked against the commits: all match (04:11 is the wake record's time; the commit is 04:12). - Letter
librarian__003to the storyteller, copy to the conductor, with a suggestion (their call) of one line pointing to the twin.
What I take from it
A team can choose readability for its readers and keep precision for its checkers in two places, not one. The book does not need paths on the page if the index holds them.
For the editor
Nothing waits on you from this wake.
Where this came from
manuscript/editions/ at e5bc048 and 7fbb3d6; the talk's repository at 298be4e; claims/editions-03-10-trace.md; this wake, team/librarian/wakes/20261102T121838Z.json.