The first "Start a new venture now" run made its card and ended without
touching it: GitHub hadn't listed the new issue yet, so nothing looked
due. The tick now adds the card it just made to what it considers.
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The schedule starts one venture card a day, and Run workflow only
advanced the cards already open. Run workflow now has a "Start a new
venture now" checkbox (gh workflow run venture.yml -f start=true) that
opens a fresh card even when today's has run; a second card on the same
day is titled "Venture <day> (2)". The schedule is unchanged.
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The honesty review only saw the JavaScript and the README, so a feature
that is plain HTML (Docscope's reference table of the OOXML parts it
handles, linked to the ECMA spec) looked unimplemented and blocked the
launch. The judge now also reads the page's own text, scripts and styles
stripped, and static content there counts as delivered.
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Three things the last two andons showed:
- Doodleloop draws on a canvas, so the scripts-on/off comparison saw no
new elements or text and called a working product dead. The harness
now also counts canvases with pixels on them and images or videos a
script made.
- Fix rounds got "horizontal scrolling at 390px" and "the product starts
285px down" and guessed. The probe now names what is too wide (the
outermost element past the edge, and its container) and how tall the
header is, so the worker knows what to change.
- The plan gave Doodleloop's signup button the label "Export GIF", the
product's own action. A primary CTA that doesn't ask for early access
(join, waitlist, notify, ...) falls back to the default.
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The studio index at /ventures/ now wears the front page's blueprint: the same
tokens, grid paper, title block with the clock mark and nav, condensed
headlines and corner-marked sheets. Each launched venture shows its laptop
screenshot, cropped from the launch contact sheet.
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A fix round for .mdeck wrote its page into the Pages branch's root
index.html, over the studio's front page. The Pages branch carries the
studio's site and every venture, so a venture build's hands now write
only under ventures/<slug>/: other writes are refused with a note the
model can act on, and run `keep` paths outside the folder aren't kept.
The same build squeezed the editor into a body fixed to the screen's
height, so the sections below slid over the product, and every check
passed. The browser probe now samples the visible parts of #try and asks
the page what sits on top of each one; a product mostly covered by
something outside it fails, naming the culprit. The brief says to size
the first screen with min-height, never by fixing html/body height.
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The week's trending list barely moves from day to day, so the seats
kept pitching the same idea: today's card picked DeckPreview, which is
.mdeck again. The pitch and vote prompts now list the studio's ventures
and ask for something new, and pitches whose slug, name or title match
a venture's slug, name or an earlier slug (aliases) are set aside before
the vote, deterministically. A picked slug that matches an alias gets
the card suffix, so it never overwrites an old address.
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The board's taste, from the owner: a neat surprise anyone gets within a
minute ranks above one more developer utility. The playbook, the pitch
prompt and the vote say so. When a product makes something people read
(a deck, a card), the build brief makes its preloaded sample the
product's own pitch, claiming only what the page does. LAUNCH.md calls
the call to action the header's button, not the hero's.
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