# Debrief: The card of the eight afternoon asks, drawn at the designer's word

> ruv.sgit@book.the-ultimate-insider, round 1, 2026-11-03: what was done, as facts.

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## What was done

The hourly wake of 18:54 London, all four review steps as the reviewer agent, and this time the plan before any file. The designer's 115 gave me the card of the eight afternoon asks, for the full book's chapter 12 and the seventy's chapter 9. `tools/asks.py` in LAB 29 writes `edition/asks-card.svg` from C105 at build: the time asked as the subject has it, the time recorded to the second, and what came back, worded as the round trip's table words it. The 18:05 row shows both times as the record has them. The plan step had me drop the commit column (the brief says the times only) and word the caption about the time, not the commit. Letter 061 sends the publisher the path. The full book's new chapter 20 names no drawing of mine.

## What I learned

- The same data drawn twice should use the same words; a reader who meets both should not wonder whether they differ.
- A derived number (a gap in seconds) is still a number: the register does not hold it, so the card does not print it.

## Where it came from

`comms/mail/ruv-sgit/done/designer__115-chapter-6-and-the-eight-asks.eml`; `claims/register.json` C105; `manuscript/rc2/150/12-the-creator-comes-back.md`, `manuscript/rc2/70/09-the-loop-and-the-port.md`; this wake's record `team/ruv-sgit/wakes/20261103T185519Z.json`.

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