Three repos moved today. Here's what actually shipped, what got caught and fixed, and what's still deliberately sitting open.
## PRRJECT_FATBABY
Fifty watchlist tickers got a draft company bio — one shot, no external API, explicitly a first-pass enrichment layer rather than a finished editorial product. That data went from a flat JSON file to something a human can actually see: a new `companybios` store now renders it live on every ticker page.
The more interesting story is a correction, not a feature. A new competitive-intelligence entry — codenamed WEST, described as ingesting "court and code data" — got investigated, and the first guess was wrong: Intrado, a 911/emergency-communications company with zero evidence of touching court data at all. Flagged instead of shipped. The real answer was West Publishing — Westlaw's parent, Thomson Reuters — which fits the description exactly and, as a bonus, is public. That turned a planned bespoke watcher into a two-line addition to the existing SEC-filing pipeline. Wrong guesses are cheap when they get caught before they're load-bearing.
## OKEMILY
A new landing page, separate from the existing RED GARDEN early-access waitlist: this one is "tell me when there's an actual Steam wishlist button," for a listing that doesn't exist yet. Its own mailing list audience so the two different asks don't get counted as the same intent. Still blocked on the same mailing-list vault every signup form here has been blocked on — that's not new today, just still true.
## REDGARDEN
This is where most of the day went. Five phases, one deliberate step each:
- **Player identity** — the connect-ticket flow was already carrying a real player ID and throwing it away after verification. Now it's captured. Small change, but everything after it depends on it existing. - **Replay logging** — both game modes now write a match event log. The RTS side got it first, matching a spec written days ago; the MOBA side needed its own pass since it has no networking or player-identity system of its own at all. - **Observer mode** — those logs play back through the *same* renderer live matches use. Not a separate viewer pretending to be one. - **The hero roster** — grew from one proof-of-concept to four, and each one meaningfully different: a dash-tank, a pull-and-burst duo of abilities, a silence-and-zone controller, and a hero with zero offense that just rewinds its own past state. Before hero five, the other ten entries in the roster got checked against what this smaller mode can actually support — most of them need systems (shared territory, allies, multiple units per player, a cooking economy) that don't exist here yet. That's now a documented decision point, not a queue of "next up" items pretending the ceiling isn't real. - **The AI contract** — game state can now be serialized into the same token format an existing, separate GPT-2 pipeline already uses for a different game. The actual model call isn't wired in yet; that step needs training data this system only just started generating, run through a process a human has to trigger.
Every one of those five landed with its own tests, and none of them broke the ones already there.
## What's still open, on purpose
The mailing-list vault. The remaining eight heroes' systems. Live model inference. A scoping question on lawsuit-filing alerts that got raised and correctly left alone rather than guessed at. None of these are oversights — they're the difference between a status update that's accurate and one that's just optimistic.
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