Live production notebook · Independent research
This release adds the two-study reviewed index and the HD status-dot comparison beside the existing delimiter-title study. The older 92-pair catalog remains a draft collection, not 92 additional approvals. All 92 catalog projects complete their documented clean rebuilds: 75 first-pass movies match retained bytes and 17 differ in decoded frames. The storytelling section includes 60 sampled-source case studies and a story-assembly guide. The 200-study target is not complete.
2 reviewed studies · 92 catalog drafts · 60 storytelling cases · Updated · Checks for updates every 60 seconds.
Two independent HD preference reports with published original/remake pairs, code, SVG and Resolve guidance. These are agent judgments, not official approvals. The delimiter overlaps the draft catalog; revisions and proxy preferences add no studies.
Independent agent source-grounding against sampled images and timed ASR; not a human continuous-viewing pass.
42 have source/input/render-manifest bindings; 50 have narrower receipt evidence. Two entries withheld; zero accepted-study credit.
75 first-pass byte matches; 17 decoded-frame differences. All preserve timing and video properties. 478 tests run across 41 packages; 51 packages have no tests. Execution is not editorial acceptance.
Newest 60 playable films in the September 5 audited inventory; not a current-channel latest-60 claim.
270 story windows, 180 case stills and three additional guide stills. Timed paraphrased transcript indexes and all 60 independent sampled-source reviews are retained.
Reported by the existing public workbench. Not newly accepted studies.
Browse the two reviewed editing studies
Compare the reviewed HD status-dot reconstruction
Read the 92-package clean-build audit summary
Compare the new Ultrafast HD pair
Compare the new follow-up-message HD pair
Compare the complete selection/context scene
Inspect the rejected Scheduled Tasks round
Watch the independently preferred typography reconstruction
Read the reviewed 60-film storytelling chapter
All 92 installs, typechecks and documented renders succeed. 75 movies match retained bytes; 17 differ in decoded frames while preserving timing and video properties. One repeat with identical bound inputs changes a differing first result into an exact match; both are retained, and deterministic output is not established. All 460 original public asset hashes and 92 actual rebuilt files verify.
Next gate The 17 reproduction differences, scene-complete SVG coverage and fresh visual reviews remain unresolved. Technical passes do not award acceptance; the 200-study goal is unchanged.
All 60 case reviews remain valid. The three story-planning patterns passed source-evidence recheck. A permitted local-browser fallback then showed readable desktop and phone layouts without horizontal overflow or broken images.
Next gate Evidence remains sampled visuals and timed machine transcription, not human continuous viewing or an official house formula.
This release includes the two-record reviewed index, the HD status-dot study, refreshed editing navigation and the completed 92-package audit summary. It preserves the existing catalog, storytelling chapter and older source pages. Publication is authorized on September 18, 2026; this is a release-content snapshot, not a claim that the full project is finished.
Next gate 198 studies remain before the 200-review target. Native Resolve execution is unverified. Draft scene-complete SVG coverage and 17 first-pass reproduction differences remain unresolved.
Compare the real source with the actual render. Not a description, not a placeholder, not a claimed match.
Earlier report: candidate A preferred narrowly; recorded September 17 at 20:23:27 UTC.
The published page preserves the existing independent report, not a new judgment from this release. Native Resolve execution remains unverified.
Earlier report: original B preferred narrowly; recorded September 17 at 20:16:57 UTC.
The report identified cramped, square-dotted Nice!!! punctuation. HD-r02 is rendered but has no fresh verdict; technical rebuild success cannot replace that review.
Earlier report: original A preferred narrowly; recorded September 17 at 20:19:53 UTC.
The report identified the t/r/a spacing. HD-r02 changes the r offset while retaining the clock; its new render has no fresh verdict.
Original preferred after hosted playback and frame inspection.
The remake's connector was too compressed and too far from its bracket. Repaired in round 2.
Original preferred by a fresh blind critic.
The remake's deployment lettering still looks pinched beside the wide parentheses. Round 3 preserves timing while revising type proportions.
Remake preferred, moderate confidence. B was chosen before the identities were revealed.
The critic preferred coherent substring-based spacing. Actual 1× playback completed without reported drops; visual judgment came from decoded progression, not certified human continuous viewing.
Remake preferred at equal native 480p; no full-master acceptance or completed-study credit yet.
Browser host unavailable. All 31 frames were inspected, but independent moving playback and the public ZIP checks remain open.
Remake preferred at equal native 480p; no full-quality acceptance credit.
Cleaner edges can reflect the proxy's compression. A fresh 1080p original has been acquired; the new revision must be judged again.
Pass: the repair fixes the missing story-assembly method.
The critic inspected all linked source frames and speech anchors. Browser visual-readability remains unverified while the preview host is unavailable.
Original preferred narrowly; no win awarded.
Remake prompt/caret and plus/microphone strokes need firmer contrast. Timing, spacing, container geometry and secondary-label hierarchy should stay unchanged.
56 first-pass source-grounding passes; four revisions passed targeted rechecks.
Pass scope is sampled visual evidence and timed machine transcription, not human continuous playback or validation of source claims.
Accepted for publication as a draft catalog after independent asset-association, media and usability checks.
Scene-complete SVG deliverables are the largest remaining gap. An editable plant prop is not a complete selection-and-context scene. No fidelity or blind-win approval was given.
Concrete bypass fixed; independent reproduction and all nine regression checks pass.
This is technical publication validation, not a blind visual win or acceptance of the editing library.
The user authorized publication on September 18. This release connects both recorded HD preferences to the main editing page and retains all older production paths. The second study and collection index are new public pages; they do not constitute 200 completed examples. The clean-build audit is published as technical evidence only.
Every documented default render completes. 75 first-pass files are byte-identical; 17 have decoded-frame differences. 478 tests execute across 41 projects, while 51 have zero test files. No nonzero command exits remain in the corrected run. The failed environment pilot and all first-pass differences remain recorded; nothing is published or visually accepted.
Four disjoint batches cover all 92 downloadable projects. Failed pilot browser-launch receipts are preserved as harness-environment failures, not package faults. The corrected pilot reproduces both package formats exactly; one subsequent package renders with differing decoded bytes but matching timestamps, which remains a technical mismatch rather than a quality judgment.
Follow-up's eight tests and Ultrafast's 15 tests pass in fresh extracted projects; both new movie files match frozen outputs byte-for-byte. Parent checks verify four ZIP hashes/CRCs and reproduce Ultrafast's original duration-tag warning. No source correction, new visual verdict or deployment occurred. All builders have stopped.
Two builders are compiling follow-up and Ultrafast archives from frozen HD-r02 inputs and checking clean rebuilds. No new scene design, critic assignment or quality judgment is authorized in this checkpoint.
The 18-file page preserves the existing HD report and frozen code, SVG and movie hashes. It is not deployed. The reviewed index is also compiled; its two records are not two new verdicts.
The independent report chose candidate A narrowly before unblinding. This is the second recorded HD preference, not a new judgment made during technical compilation. The 480p proxy report receives no additional credit.
Follow-up, Ultrafast, Scheduled Tasks and the selection-context remediation have actual paired renders and editable scenes. Their different frame clocks are preserved. Technical delivery alone does not award acceptance.
The fresh critic found matched geometry and timing but stronger foreground text/icons in the original. The builder is repairing that single contrast gap in a separate revision.
After T3 became unavailable, a local Chromium fallback verified the new story-planning block and reviewed-title page. Both are readable at desktop and phone sizes with no horizontal overflow.
The critic verified three conditional patterns, ten ordered beats, nine source frames and six exact speech anchors. The correction teaches how to choose and assemble a story without claiming an official formula.
Official 1080p renditions are now available for the work-moving and Ultrafast films; Scheduled Tasks is acquired at 4K. Earlier storytelling source and transcript bindings are unchanged. These are distributed references, not uncompressed production masters.
The fresh blind critic chose the analytic circle for cleaner color-state edges. Both clips were native 480p and timing tied. The win will not be carried over to the new 1080p revision without a new comparison.
The critic chose the follow-up message remake for cleaner rounded edges. Both inputs were native 854×480. This is not full-master acceptance; downloadable packaging and independent moving-browser review remain open.
The fresh critic selected B before unblinding: B was the third typography remake. The deciding improvement was consistent delimiter spacing using actual shaped letter advances. Original wins in rounds 1 and 2 remain recorded.
All 7,627 listed served files plus the root manifest match the staged release. The editing entry links the current library and retains five earlier snapshots in a history disclosure.
The critic verified all 464 public files, 92 ZIPs and 184 published movies. Three more candidates now have sufficient draft evidence. Scene-complete SVGs and blind visual acceptance remain open; no completed-study credit was awarded.
All 60 reviewed cases are live on Cloudflare. Desktop/mobile layout, filters and source links were checked. All 7,163 listed served files and the root manifest matched the staged release.
Critics caught an approval-tag overcount, a missed report payoff, overlooked dress imagery and a deck mislabeled as a spreadsheet. All four repairs passed targeted rechecks.
The connector repair held, but the remake's deployment lettering still looked compressed. The next revision addresses letter proportions while preserving reveal timing and the final hold.
All 60 film analyses pass structural checks, with source/timing provenance, sampled editing examples, and a public paraphrased transcript index. Independent content review is underway.
A local browser timeout prevented moving review. The critic withheld a verdict instead of inventing one. The immutable neutral pair is now on Cloudflare for playback.
The critic reproduced an unlisted-file leak in staging. Exact file-set checks and symlink rejection close it; nine regression checks and the independent rerun pass.
The explicit audited-corpus selection is downloaded and sampled. Speech transcription is underway; full external transcripts stay private, with timed paraphrase and provenance for the public guide.
All 6,914 existing production entries match their manifest hashes. This progress page is live on Cloudflare and checks for updates every minute.
Editing reconstruction and storytelling research have separate write scopes and independent review gates.
The editing page reports 13 initial studies, 36 later draft groups, and zero completed new treatments. Those are different counts, not 200 delivered examples.