State of the Unix
The long view of the realm. What five weeks of fourteen-hour days actually made, stream by stream and day by day, read off the court bus and the repo rather than remembered.
今Where it stands right now
The recorder already turns a class into a curated manifest of changes. What is missing is the hand that reads each new entry and deposits it to the deck, so corrections stop going through a chat by hand. Iroh (rules) and Ezra (dissemination) come after. The tesseract kernel is parked as background research (#1864).
量The volumes, day by day
Gold rises with court events on the bus; green falls with commits on main. The shaded bands are the five volumes below. Tap a day to read it.
脈The streams, across the weeks
One row per stream of work. The bar runs from the first day the stream shows up on the court bus or in main (its left end) to the last day it was seen (its right end), against the dates along the bottom; a longer bar is a longer-lived stream. A green tick at the right edge means it is moving today. The colour is the stream’s state, written under its name:
待Needs you
Things only the Sovereign can settle, found while reading the log. None of them was asked for; all of them are blocking something or quietly rotting.
部Stream cards
卷The five volumes
The full ledger. Each volume is a week; open it for every day in it.
樞How this page plugs into the realm
The Briefing says what is due today
Derived live from the bus: what requires you, what moved, what is stuck.
/throne/briefing →This page says where the weeks went
The long memory the Briefing does not keep: every stream's lifeline, the volumes of work, and what is waiting on you.
How it stays true
A snapshot, stamped with the bus head and main's commit it was read at. Refreshed by reading the new events since that head and appending the days; nothing here is guessed between readings.