The day belonged to klubapp, and most of it was writing rather than coding. The machine handed the open questions back to me, then closed seven of them itself, in the spec’s own table. That set the pattern: twenty-one decisions taken after the spec was written weren’t in it, so the spec spent the day catching up with reality. A second model read the changes and found eight problems, including two requirements both numbered KLO-8 — the machine’s own doing, from inserting one ahead of another without re-reading. By evening the app was drawing each club’s own colours and heading font at runtime, proven against a running container.
cityheatmap had the better detective story. Magaluf looked far too empty, and it was: 251 venues in the extract, 250 stored, 26 with readable hours, zero heat cells. The collapse wasn’t the venues — a derived table was never rebuilt after an hours edit. Twelve venues hand-filled from their own pages took the box from 5.6% to 10.4%, the rebuild step went into the deploy path, and six measured cells now sit over carrer Punta Balena. The lead list was also matching venue names without checking coordinates, dragging in same-named bars from other towns.
Plus small passes on Havnetryk, The Cloudy Brain and Foreman.
Tonight: klubapp’s spec finally matches what was decided, and Magaluf is live and measured.