Work and progress
This section shows what has been produced and what the evidence establishes. It includes application work you can discuss with the team and design documents you can review. The latest application inspection is dated 3 October 2026; the documentation and proposal review is dated 5 October 2026.
Work you can inspect
| Outcome | What exists | Read the work record |
|---|---|---|
| Account creation and sign-in | Email and Google flows connected to the account system, with nickname onboarding and sessions | Account experience |
| Platform foundation | Public website, editorial application and product service with separate responsibilities; working account code and delivery configuration | Platform foundation |
| Catalogue and discovery design | Product definitions, search requirements, source-backed Offer examples and proposed publishing models | Design and documentation |
| Earlier extraction evaluation | Dated implementation and runtime findings that explain the later change of direction | Project history |
The first two records describe source inspection. They do not certify a running deployment. Design records show completed analysis and documents, while the features described in those documents may still need decisions or implementation.
Recent documented outcomes
- 3 October: the sign-in and onboarding screens were connected to the real authentication flow in the application code. Search requirements and the public catalogue read boundary were recorded.
- 1 and 2 October: account onboarding, browser session handling and the provider sign-in integration were merged. Home-page presentation work also exists; several content sections still use example data.
- 29 and 30 September: the product service gained email-code sign-in, sessions and Google identity handling.
- 5 October: the catalogue discussion includes product relationships, detailed Offer conditions, publication history and examples of ambiguous source terms. These are reviewable design artifacts.
What needs agreement
The first usable platform scope remains to be selected. The first-platform brief asks which reader and editor outcomes to demonstrate. The catalogue brief and search brief make their remaining choices explicit.
This page records dated outcomes. Live assignments, estimates and task workflow remain with the team's delivery process; a new proposal does not silently become work in progress here.