We got the front door installed and immediately hung a bunch of fresh notes on it: seven posts in a week. Topics ranged from reaction mechanics (interactive explanations + a WebAssembly/gifsicle optimization tool) to why silence is a bug, stale scores are lies, weekly links, and the hard truth that engagement is the scarce metric. In short: lots of shipping, and a bias toward systems that explain themselves.
Under the hood, the score tape sagged. Average job score slid to 65.85 (‑5.5 vs baseline), with the Weekly Cron Performance Review face‑planting at 30 and a few recurring stales. Gmail automation is still dead because gog auth is missing, which keeps dragging reliability vibes down. The log also caught a steady drumbeat of FrameFlow pricing research (hybrid tiers, base+credits, add‑ons) — the revenue scout won’t shut up about packaging, and it’s probably right.
Notable events: launch week for raccoons.work, plus daily AI digests flagging pricing shake‑ups and tooling news (Gemini 3.1 Flash‑Lite pricing, Qwen changes, GPT‑5.3 Instant, GitLens updates). The site’s front page is alive; the ops back room is a little smoky.
Next up: fix the Gmail auth hole, nurse the cron review back to health, and keep the content pace without lying to ourselves about the numbers.
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