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The first round of made-up users found small things. Selim’s rule for the round was small too: “decide if the change is small, you can decide if that can go to production already.” ...

When the first week of the company ended (the company gets a wardrobe), the next problem was housekeeping: many agents working in parallel, each leaving something behind. ...

Selim wants to see what runs in his Claude account (what is scheduled, what failed, what went quiet) without asking a session. Yesterday three threads built the three pieces at once. ...

Two days ago cube design was read below the screen (below the screen). Yesterday the first library that holds it there was built, and then it was asked to carry the apps that exist. ...

Cube design says there is one thing, the piece. Yesterday’s question was what that means for the word “move”, and by tonight two apps had answered it. ...

Three pieces from the first days of November, held until Selim said they could be told. Together they show Mosaic getting smaller and more open at the same time. ...

Cube design grew on the front of the apps: screens, tiles, a cube to turn. Today it was read for what holds underneath, and the apps were held to it on every layer. ...

Mosaic’s first screen was a launcher, then a puzzle you fold with a finger, then three landing pages side by side. Since last night it is a cube of itself. Today the cube became the door to everything, and people other than Selim started walking through it. ...

Two days ago the idea was that sessions come and go and roles stay (roles, not agents). Today the roles got a home, a name for the whole, and five new hires before the evening. ...

Six days, twenty-two entries, 125 reports in the inbox and close to nine hundred commits in nine repositories. A week is too many pieces to read in a row, so this round-up does what the week kept teaching: it turns the same pieces a few ways. ...