The sweep renders every served page in a headless Chromium at 390, 768, 1024, 1280 and 1600 in light and dark (the hero at rest and at each step), reads every visible run of text and flags text covered by another element, clipped by overflow hidden, or past the viewport; a fixture with one deliberate overlap of each kind is flagged before any sweep is trusted. It runs on a build box when this machine has no browser (infra/build-server/overlap-browser.sh installs Chromium there without root).
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Main, 7 October 2026: a 100 s hook gate on the merge commit against a master that moves every minute lost six pushes in a row.
Self-test: a fixture repository (unstamped branch, stamped branch, stale stamp, wrong tip, plain commit, dirty tree).
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tools/scene/parity.mjs serves site/ (tools/site-serve.mjs) and the app's UI (tools/ui-mock/server.mjs) on a build box, answers
every page's /api/live from scene/fixtures/live-2026-10-07.json, freezes the clock at the fixture's instant (Date, timers,
requestAnimationFrame) and reads each scene canvas at 900 by 420 px at the first push and the next two polls: the read is the
push's own synchronous paint, so a frame depends on the fake time alone, never on how long a fetch took. Known-failed first: the
app with --included moved by one unit must differ from /live at every instant (it does: 1,549 / 1,282 / 1,157 px). Then home
fold = /live, app Inspect = /live, app with this machine's key = /live with the same key (the overlay is the same picture), and
the app's overlay frame differs from its base frame (the overlay is drawn). The compact card is rendered and reported, not
compared. A RED line names the differing pixels and their box. tools/scene/parity-remote.sh carries the files to the box
(~/.config/igneum/build-server-2 by default) under this lane's prefix and runs it there; a plain CI runner with no box and no
Playwright prints a skip line. One new line in tools/ci/pre-push.sh.
First run on build-2 at 15:4x UK, release-0.3.21 tree plus scene-parity: every comparison equal at T+0, T+2 and T+4 s.
Found on the way and fixed in the harness, not the renderer: lane order keeps the history of earlier layouts (the scene must be
at the compared size before its first layout); the app's recorded mock card is a real devnet key (cleared for the base case).
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the project lead: "a site now what is on par with our current miner and wallet app look and feel with the new animation ... simple and
beautiful ... apple and windows icons everywhere needed, GPU brand icons ... easy access to all of our pages without a header
that is crazy".
- site.css section 10: the miner and wallet apps' treatments (app.css miner-ui-5, wallet-0.1.5) over the package: buttons
(Plex Sans 600, radius 10), the status pill, graphite cards at 16 and rows at 12 on the hairline, the wallet lock screen's
ember glow, the mark wells; the fourteen palette tokens stay in the scene-tokens block (scene/tokens.css); light and dark.
- Navigation: the seven-item header is gone. The slim bar carries the mark, a DEVNET pill with the live dot, Mine / Network /
Learn (each opens a panel listing every route of its group with one line), the theme toggle and Download; on phones one
button opens a full-screen sheet with the same groups. Keyboard: arrows between groups, Escape closes and returns focus,
Tab walks a panel, the sheet is a dialog with its focus kept. The gate's header check is the new rule
(tools/ci/site-nav-check.mjs: the bar, the three groups with their aria, 18 routes in the panels and the sheet with their
descriptions, Download, the burger; self-test known-failed first).
- Home: one fold. The mark on the ember glow, one line, Download for Windows and Download for macOS with the OS glyphs and the
stamped version (the visitor's platform first), "Linux and HiveOS" to /download, IgneumDag 2.0.3 painting underneath from
/api/live through IgneumFeed (window 60, fps 60, poll false, no fork). Below: three lines on what a miner gets (E5 and X35
verbatim), the live network in three tiles (hash rate, blocks a second, locked checkpoint; X2 and X31 verbatim), the
community row (Discord, GitHub, Reddit), the footer (X7). The scene scripts are deferred; fonts preload with swap.
- /download: a new route. Windows, macOS, Linux and HiveOS cards with their marks, the stamped version, size and sha256, the
HiveOS flight sheet, the three steps, the card picker with the vendor badge, the wallet for macOS; Windows wallet named as
next with no file.
- Marks: brand/marks/vendor-marks.mjs (gpu-logos lane, a94dd192) copied byte for byte to site/lib/marks.mjs (the build and a
gate line refuse drift); site/lib/os-marks.mjs adds Linux and HiveOS in the same treatment. The build stamps
<span data-os> and <span data-gpu> and puts the vendor's mini badge in front of every table cell that names a card
(/miner, /miners, the bench table), writes the --mark-* tokens into site.css between markers, and hands yourcard.js the
badges as JSON for the card picker. The vendor well is scoped to [data-mark] so the ledger's and the journey's own
.badge keep their look.
- The footer carries the four OS download chips; the nav's group wrappers are .nav-group (the wallet page owns .group).
- tools/site/serve.mjs and capture.sh: the site as Vercel serves it with /api passed to the live observer, captured on
igneum-build-2 at 390 and 1440, dark and light (docs/plans/site-ui-5-shots, the home set in this commit). The overlap
lane's detector ran over every page on build-2: 0 overlaps after the two fixes here (the explorer's hash titles wrap, the
ledger's status badges wrap at 390).
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Main, 7 October 2026, 15:07 UK: one global exclusive measure flock across unrelated measurements stalled build-1 at load 120 with
free slots (a stopped probe held it 5.5 h; an exclusive waiter queued every new shared taker) and build-2 behind a one-core VDF
bench. lease.sh (installed at /srv/builds/_bin/lease by provision.sh and by hand on both boxes) takes one flock per core for a
pinned measurement and the quiet file for a whole-box one; remote-run.sh takes quiet shared only for unbounded runs, excludes
leased cores from its set, and its keeper refreshes the holder file and calls lease reap (a STOPPED holder of a lease, quiet or a
slot for 5 minutes is killed with a line in _log/reaped.log). Keepers close the lock descriptors they inherit (an orphaned sleep
held a slot and the worktree lock 20 s past the release; the slot self-test had rotted on that since the worktree lock landed).
tools/ci/box-locks-check.sh runs lease.sh --self-test and remote-run.sh --self-test-slots on build-1. provision.sh also carries
the 16 libraries headless Chromium needs (installed by hand on both boxes at 14:5x UK) and a headless self-test step.
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The blank /live (the project lead, 14:3x UK): IgneumDag 2.0.2 painted only from a requestAnimationFrame loop gated on document.hidden and
the IntersectionObserver, so a page that loaded with document.hidden true (the desktop pane, a background tab) and whose embedder
never fired visibilitychange took every push, reported live and never drew a frame. 2.0.3 paints the current picture synchronously
on push, size and theme change; the motion loop alone waits for a visible document and an intersecting canvas. Confirmed headless
on build-2 against the live feed: hidden document 0 lit pixels before, 110,007 after; the never-intersecting observer repaints
on every push. Known-failed test tools/scene/paint-test.cjs (the 2.0.2 renderer draws nothing in the same world).
The second 2.0.3 change: the phone rule (30 s window, four lanes) keys on the viewport width, not the canvas width; a 640 px hero
on a 1,440 px laptop was rendering as a phone while the app's card beside it was not.
scene/ is the one source: live-dag.js, proof-core.js, tokens.css (the fourteen palette tokens, the brand package's values, dark and
light), feed-contract.md and .json (one JSON shape for the observer's /api/live and the app's api/live), a recorded reply as the
fixture. tools/scene/sync.mjs writes the copies and the scene-tokens block into site.css and app.css; --check is the gate line
(byte-equal scripts, an equal block, the names defined nowhere else, a print block excepted), --self-test fails five known cases
first. The site's token definitions move out of the package's :root line into the block; no value changes on the site.
tools/scene/feed-contract.mjs validates a reply against the key lists; its test refuses a miner rewritten to "you", a float now,
a stray key. Three new lines in tools/ci/pre-push.sh. The app side (branch scene-parity, for 0.3.21) takes the same folder.
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31 runs were queued on igneum-build-1's one runner at 13:15 UK on 7 October 2026 and nothing had concluded since 13:03Z, so no lane could read a conclusion.
- ci.yml: a `changes` job (ubuntu-latest) classifies the push with tools/ci/docs-only-check.sh (docs/, site/, *.md only = code=false; a new branch, a pull request, a force push or an API error = code=true); pow and sims need it and run only on code=true. The site job is unchanged on ubuntu-latest for every push. The classifier's self-test is in the gate.
- provision.sh and runner/register.sh: `--host <ip>` registers another box, forwarding BOX_HOSTNAME, RUNNER_NAME, RUNNER_LABELS, RUNNER_CPUS and RUNNER_JOBS (plain words only); RUNNER_CPUS writes AllowedCPUs into the service drop-in beside Nice=10, so igneum-build-2's runner is bounded like a suite (32 cores). The pool label is igneum-build-1 (both boxes carry it); ci-red marks the box with the record file and the poster, the default labels carry it, and igneum-build-1 got it through the runners API today.
- ci-red.yml runs on the ci-red label, so the red line always lands where the poster reads it.
- CLAUDE.md: the rule reads "read the conclusion when it lands, own a red before the next push"; pushes are never held.
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