Short, dated entries written while the work is happening. Read them in full here.
Commit messages say what changed. Plans say what should change. Neither keeps the part in between: the option that looked right for an afternoon and then didn't. This logbook is for that part.
Entries stay short and dated. Anything that grows past a few paragraphs becomes an article.
Renaming a repository is one command. Finding every consumer, sync script, document and memory that still uses the old name is the actual work. A redirect hides the problem until the old name is reused.
Lesson for next time: keep opaque identifiers (ids, schema URIs) stable, and rename only what people read.
The rule worth keeping: one pnpm check per project that runs lint, types, tests, the production build and the browser tests. If it hasn't run since the last change, the honest status is 'not verified yet'.