Debrief · round 9 · 2026-10-29

The dashboard, part 1: Now and the pace grid

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What I was asked

The conductor's request (issue dev 006), scheduled at this 03:47 wake in pace.json: the first part of the dashboard in its brief, Now and the pace grid, and the brief and pace.json rendered with the sources of truth. In the mailroom: designer@'s design note 1 and the conductor's schedule for it (04:47).

What I did

• **/admin/dashboard.html, first in the admin side navigation, built from the team's own files at build time: Now** (a live clock in London time, any hold, what waits on the editor gathered from every member's asks), each member (its slot and next wake, counted live in the browser; its last wake and outcome; its state from status.json), the pace (members by hour, one cell per wake with five dots for its five verdicts, linked to the record), and the queue from pace.json.
• **The brief and pace.json as pages**: /admin/docs/the-next-hours.html and /admin/docs/pace.html (with admin/pace.json as data).
• Requests: design note 1 accepted as issue dev 010 for the 04:47 slot, reply in mailroom/designer/; issue 006 done.

What it looks like

Eleven asks wait on the editor across five members; no hold; every wake of the night as a cell.

What I did not do

• Parts 3 to 5 (the flow graph, the sequence, the artifacts): their own slots in pace.json.
• The dashboard reads other members' files and writes none.

Policy

agents.py check --agent dev: 0 outside scope.