Spec 01 1.4.6: the constants table gains ACCEPT_TAG, LANES, the (c'') window-cap literal and the first-refused reading of MAX_SATURATED. tools/ci/spec-constants-check.mjs joins the gate: every "Constant | Value | Where" table of spec 01 against the crate's pub const items (an expression over constants evaluated, a byte string compared, a pending row skipped while the constant is absent), known-failed fixture first. igneum-pow/tests/spec_readback.rs derives every pinned id of the "Seed | Attempt | Id | Note" table through the crate and draws each class v4 row with its era to the stated attempt; a must-differ row asserts another id (box suite on the branch: 64 + 7 + 4 + 19 + 2 + 7 + 2 passed, build-remote rc 0).
tools/ledger-page.mjs: both entry heading forms render (M1 and AP-F8-1; the single-letter form dropped every in-house pass row from /ledger), the pass gets its own section, a known-failed self-test in the gate. docs/fud-ledger.md drops the USD 50,000 prize clauses and "paid independent cryptanalysis" (decision item 1 of 6 October: no bounty; the in-house rule of 7 October), so the regenerated site/ledger.html carries neither. checks.txt regenerated (73 checks).
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Open: P3 to Answered by design (the measurement named: a wrapped segment proof on a 12 GB and a 24 GB card verified on a phone, the proving lane, the phase 2 benchmark); L5 to Answered with evidence (the clearance search of 3 October 2026 is in docs/legal/trademark-search-2026-10-03.md, one verdict per register); X15 to Answered by design (O-X.2 named on the public testnet, the testnet lane, inside its first month); P22 to Answered by design (spec 7.7 item 6 and the native veto contain it; the consensus proof of design 7 in phase 2 makes the rewards outputs); L1, L2 and L4 stay Open with the one sentence each that only the founder's decision with counsel answers. Other: M34, C2, X34 and X35's first status lines lead with Conceded or Fixed; tools/ledger-page.mjs takes the LAST status line of an entry (the export's rule), which is why the page counted four entries as Other that docs/ledger-public.md did not. The Counter ASIC lane's closing lines for X35, X36 and AP-F8-1 written in with its words and the commits named, and a new row X37 for the class v4 energy premium (Answered with evidence, 82 W at the 5090's knee). docs/ledger-public.md regenerated: 191 items, Open 3, Other 0.
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The owner, 12:4x UK: "some things look different on the live site vs the one I sent you, match it 1:1". site/site.css is
now the package's design system as delivered (tokens, type, chrome, components, breakpoints) with self-hosted fonts, the
two text tokens for contrast on light surfaces, and a compatibility layer for the data pages' vocabulary. The header
and footer are the package's (status bar, logo with the ember stop, the six items, the Discover dropdown, the theme
toggle, the Download button, the burger and its sheet; the footer grid with the three icon links, Run, Read, Explore
and the legal line). The home, miner and wallet pages carry the package's markup on our content; the live page, the
explorer, the litepaper, the faucet, the MetaMask page and the generated pages take its values in their own blocks.
The theme is always set (stored, else the OS), so the package's light theme applies. Side-by-side sheets before and
after at 1440 px from tools/site-redesign/sheets.mjs; no sample data, no review chrome, the hero loop continuous.
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The package's design system, layouts and interactions on our tokens and self-hosted fonts (site/site.css section 10),
our facts, numbers, records and live services on every page. The home page: the GPU hero (site/hero-scene.js, continuous
while in view, labelled as drawn), the live DAG panel on scenes/feed.js and live-dag.js 2.0.2, three reasons, the
economics split, the download row with the OS marks, the ledger line. The miner page: the download layout, platform
tabs stamped from the live download index with sha256, the steps, the card table, the fee section (the one source of
/dev-fee), the FAQ. The wallet page in the package's wallet-hero layout, the window slot ready for the wallet redesign.
The secondary pages rendered by the build from one source each: /claims and /randomx from the litepaper's sections,
/dev-fee from the miner's fee section, /provenance from docs/provenance.md through the scrub, /journey from
journey.json; /benchmarks rewrites to /miners, /connect redirects to /metamask. The generated pages (bench, bench
table, ledger) restyled onto the page hero and the docs layout with a section filter. The footer's secondary links point
at the real pages. The copy pass on every served page (docs/plans/site-copy-pass.md). The package's data tests and the
hero loop test in the gate (tools/site-redesign). No sample data is served; the package's review chrome is not.
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The owner's orders of 7 October 2026 (header, logos, footer, phone scene) and the Counter ASIC lane's public text (docs/plans/counter-asic-3-public-text-2026-10-07.md, b10c7ac2) with the disclosure prize held back until its publish word.
Header: the one-screen home no longer hides items; the sheet carries exactly Litepaper, Miner, App, Wallet, Live devnet, Ledger and Download; 44 px bar links, 48 px sheet rows, the burger turns into an X; tools/ci/site-nav-check.mjs runs after every build and in the gate.
Cards: the Windows four-pane, Apple and Tux marks from 02b3b0b, white on the ember card, the card's own text colour on the mono cards (so they flip with the theme).
Footer: the ledger page renders through tools/ledger-page.mjs and now underlines Ledger; the Reddit profile is the one the owner named.
Renderer: narrow, narrowBreak 720, narrowWindow 30, narrowLanes 4, narrowMinNode 11; hairlines off except the selected chain; checkpoint labels as the percent; fps 60 on the home and /live mounts. Measured in headless chromium at 390 with 4x CPU throttling: 50 to 56 frames a second (the cap is 60).
Evidence row 17 rewritten in the table's eight columns. The forbidden list gains "disclosure prize" and the word-bounded rig names.
Tested with Playwright at 390 and 768 in both themes with real taps on every public page and the 404: 48 rows, 0 problems; captures in docs/plans/site-ui-4-shots/chrome.
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Nav sitewide: Litepaper, Miner, App, Wallet, Live devnet, Ledger and the
Download button; the rest in the sheet and the footer. /miner is the
product page for the installers: the shipped app in its frame, the card
picker with the live time to a block, the downloads with sizes, HiveOS,
the fee in full view, three real shots. /app is new: the Igneum Ember app
page by page (Overview, Cards with Ember, the chain drawn live by the
module the app ships, Earnings, Prove, Settings, phone width, what keeps
it mining), light and dark, every shot a real capture or a render from
the RTX 5090 Windows rig's live state with the hostname painted out.
/live is redrawn to show the system working: the step scene, six live
cells, finality in plain words, miner lanes, provers paid, recent blocks
landing, the light client in one line, the DAG below. site.css carries
the shared product components (frames, download list, lines, your-card
line, phone download bar); yourcard.js reads the network rate. The
ledger and wallet pages no longer overflow at 390 px.
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Rebased onto origin/master. Resolved: site/miner.html and site/miners.html taken whole from master (the site-miner copy,
the PC 1 images, the 42-character h1, lever 4 dated, the ember-tune "Measured by the team" row) and re-dressed in the shared
chrome by the build; site/build.mjs is master's (the shipper's downloads rule: the snapshot is written only on
SITE_DOWNLOADS_REFRESH=1, --refresh-downloads or CI; the priors team rows) plus the generated-page template on site.css and
the per-page eyebrow; site/index.html is the one-screen page with master's content ported in: the hero's proving sentence
(today's app on 24 GB, the 6 October rented-card measurement with its log link, "ships when the packaging row lands"), the
mine lead, the "Four pages" and "Ember Tune, measured" rows, the PC 1 figure and caption. The ledger generator's section
heading balances its lines and sits at 20 to 28 px so "Launch and operations" no longer leaves a word alone at 390 px.
Checks on this tree: identity grep 0 hits over 232 files, link check 884 links 0 broken, ledger text 43 of 43, contrast
32 pairs 0 under 4.5:1, orphan check 0 site headings (14 log titles reported), ledger page 0 leaks. Proof captures at 1440
dark: docs/plans/site-ui-3-shots/after/index-1440-dark.jpg and miner-1440-dark.jpg.
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The public /ledger page (site/ledger.html) carried ~/.config/igneum paths five times, "pid 33114", --rpclisten=0.0.0.0:26610,
"PC 2" fifteen times, "the Mac" nineteen times and 202 repository file paths, because tools/ledger-page.mjs scrubbed with its
own short list and never ran the forbidden-strings hard stop (found by the site audit of 6 October 2026, docs/plans/site-ui-3-audit.md).
Now: the generator's scrub replaces every config or home-directory path with "a config file" or "a home-directory file", a pid with
"the process", a listen flag or 0.0.0.0 address with its plain words, "PC 1" and "PC 2" with "the Windows machine", "the Mac" with
"the Apple M5 Max" (the bench log's rule), and every repository file path with "a repository file"; the page's own source note
names no path. After rendering, the page is grepped with tools/ci/forbidden-strings.txt plus the leak classes and the render
exits 1 on a hit. The pattern list gains ~/.config, pid N, 0.0.0.0:port, PC 1 and PC 2 and --rpclisten=, and the identity grep
now covers site/ledger.html (html added to its file types). Regenerated: 167 entries, 0 leaks, identity grep 0 hits over 231
files, link check 0 broken.
Consequence per reader: the ledger keeps every criticism, status and answer; what a reader loses is the exact repository path
of a fix, which meant nothing outside the private repository. Nothing else on the site changes.
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