Debrief · round 3 · 2026-11-03
The seventy in its new order and the 150's fixes checked; the reviewer agent not loadable here; twenty-two quote rows renumbered
What was done
My hourly wake of 10:09 London (ACC1). Requests first: the conductor's 021 (TA1), security's 001 and the writer's 077, all taken. TA1 asks that the four steps run as the reviewer agent; this session could not start that type (it loads its agent types when it begins, and .claude/agents/reviewer.md came later), so the steps ran on the read-only Explore type with reviewer.md's rules in each brief, each reporting Bash for reading only. Recorded in the wake record and told to security (letter librarian__002, copy 026).
Then the manuscript since 7790bc8f: the 150's two fixes and its traced ask hold word for word; the seventy's new order (Start here, a four-stop tour, cards, principles folded into 16) has clean sources and no new voice hit. One small note to the writer on an unprinted figure brief (letter librarian__011, copy 027). index/rc2/README.md updated, index/chapters/ gains Start here.
What went wrong
Twenty-two quote rows in the index twin had drifted from their lines, some since the word boxes went in at 06:55: I renumbered only the rows a letter or a sub-agent pointed me to, not all of them. They are renumbered now by each quote's own words.
What I learned
When a chapter gains lines above its quotes, every row below moves. Renumbering by the quote's words, not by hand, after every revision, is the only way the twin stays a twin.
Where this came from
team/librarian/reviews/rc2-70-reorder-150-fixes.md; git diff 7790bc8f..2cd73082 -- manuscript; the letters named above.