tools/ci/founder-strings.b64 was the founder check's pattern list base64-encoded: a grep could not read it, any reader of the public host could (git.igneum.network was public from 21:26 UK; read off at 21:36). The list now lives only in a private file (~/.config/igneum/founder-strings on the Mac, /srv/discord-hooks/founder-strings on build-1 for the Discord guard; $IGNEUM_FOUNDER_STRINGS overrides) and site/forbidden-strings.txt carries no encoded copy. Readers: founder-strings-check.sh (skips with a line where the file is absent; the Mac's hook is the guard), site/scrub.mjs and launch-gates-check.mjs (the private file's patterns added where it exists), discord-hooks.mjs (three locations; the test writes a fixture list and loads the module after it), fresh-repo.sh (the private file; drops tools/ci/founder-strings.b64 from every commit; rewrites the base64 of every list regex out of every blob and scans for it).
The check's second pass (main's addition): every base64 literal of 24 characters or more, every hex literal of 24 or more and every *.b64 file is decoded and scanned, so no encoding hides a term again; the self-test plants each fixture sample in plain text, in a .b64 file, as a base64 literal and as a hex literal, each caught and named, and a tree without the list skips with its line.
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The sweep (main's item 1): 199 tracked text files, 783 lines. The founder's full name, first name and possessive become "the founder" (sentence starts capitalised); the lowercase operating-system user name in WSL paths and commands becomes <user>; the second owner login becomes "the second owner login"; the three earlier businesses and the two other brands become "the other business", "the earlier entity", "the earlier business" and "another brand"; the Chrome profile rule names the igneum.network profile, not the profile's label. The standing commit login igneum-labs is not a founder term here: the fresh-repository step renames it in the history (docs/plans/history-rewrite.md, tools/repo/fresh-repo.sh).
The patterns never appear in plain text in the tree (a plaintext list would be the hit): tools/ci/founder-strings.b64 (perl regex, tab, a sample per row) is read by tools/ci/founder-strings-check.sh (every tracked text file, perl, known-failed first: the self-test plants each row's sample in a fixture and the hit must name the file), by tools/community/discord-hooks.mjs (the guard's founder and business rows; the test takes its fixtures from the samples) and by tools/repo/fresh-repo.sh (the business names of the rewrite rules). site/forbidden-strings.txt carries the same patterns as b64: lines, decoded case-insensitive by site/scrub.mjs and tools/ci/launch-gates-check.mjs (whose fixture now plants an encoded made-up name). The check runs in the gate's tree checks on every merge.
Not in this commit, by main's word: the 105 commit messages and 40 personal-identity commits that need the history rewrite (listed, not run), and the secrets found by gitleaks over the history (reported with owners).
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Home row 03, the litepaper's chip section at /litepaper#chip-model (paragraph and table; the class v3 row last, "never the launch
state"), the miner page's line and evidence.md row 17 in its eight columns: 2.1x to 3.9x under class v4 from the first block,
class v5 removing the stored-dataset chip as a category, the 5x to 9x only as the class v3 baseline, the devnet's activation
height as a devnet fact. The litepaper's abstract carried the same claim in the old form ("5x to 9x today; class v4, now on
the vote") and now reads launch-first too. tools/ci/ledger-text-check.mjs follows the sentences (X35 on the home page and the
litepaper). No disclosure prize anywhere.
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the project lead: the ember band on /wallet had no vertical padding (the heading on the band's top edge, the button on its bottom), then
"run a full site sweep for padding and visuals".
- The band: .band .wrap carried the padding and the three bands use .container; both selectors now, 56 px (40 on phones), and
24 px at the sides on phones.
- tools/ci/padding-check.mjs: renders every served page at 390, 768, 1024, 1440 and 1600 in both themes and flags TIGHT (text or
a control under 24 px from the edge of the filled band, card or section that holds it; rows of radius 12 and under are the
app's compact rows and keep their own padding; small filled things such as buttons, pills, badges, tabs, cells and the bar are
never containers), SCALE (a section's vertical padding not 0 and not a multiple of 4 from 24), TOUCH (controls under 6 px
apart outside segmented groups), OVERRUN (an image or canvas past its frame) and UNDER-BAR (a heading under the sticky bar on
load, an anchor the bar would cover). --self-test builds the fixture from the site's own stylesheet and bar with the exact
/wallet band with its padding lost, a touching pair, an image over its frame and a heading under the bar; each must fail,
the clean twin must pass. A gate line runs it (self-test, then the built site); where no browser exists it says so.
- Findings fixed (first run 2,740, then 1,040, then 48, now 0 at 230 renders): page heroes 64/48 (were 65/45), the
observatory head and the 404 the same, the footer's bottom 24, doc sections and the litepaper's 40 (were 42), .sec 72 at
tablet (was 70), the 404 card 36, /live's motion block 24 (was 25), the scenes lab 48 (was 50); every card at 24 inside
(download cards, home tiles, the live tiles and stats, the evidence labels, the wallet state cards, the journey phases, the
live inspector and toolbar, the download card on phones).
- The eye pass over every page at 1440 and 390 dark: the journey's phases are cards now, so the old timeline rail and marker
(drawn for an unboxed list, sitting on the card's top border) go and the when column keeps clear of the body; tables keep
words whole (break-word, not anywhere: "regenerat es" on the litepaper) and give the label column 14ch (one word per line on
/randomx); the litepaper's body paragraphs share one measure; the ledger's count-table chips stay on one line; orphan words
go through text-wrap: pretty on body text (copy law 18, "measurement." alone on /claims); the dev-fee page lost its doubled
gutter (a lifted section keeps its own .container) and its table clears the text above; /faucet and /metamask keep a gap
between headline and lead, line their two cards up at the top and end 72 px above the footer; a heading after a card grid
gets 40 px.
- The overlap sweep at the same five widths and both themes: 0 overlaps at 290 renders.
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The first 16 GB card and the first Thunderbolt card. The app's first poll listed it (vendor nvidia, 16,311 MiB,
driver 610.47 shared with the 5090, kind discrete: the app does not know it is an eGPU) and started a miner on
it by itself. Job run-5060ti-bench-20261007-b (tools/bench-5060ti/pc2-5060ti-bench.ps1, the card alone under
the runner's --cards-off, the 5090 mining, no power limit written: 180 W default read back unchanged, PC 2 lost
power twice that day): G1 PASS with 867dbc45cfb36b4d (sub-version 1) and 90f794dd556f7a3b equal to the Mac's;
the window 1,105 dispatches of 2^24 in 602 s at 30.882 MH/s, 114.8 W mean at utilisation 90 percent and over,
0.269 MH/W, PCIe 4.0 x4 through the enclosure (the hash is latency-bound, the link costs nothing measurable).
Owed: the efficient point (the app's Ember Tune; PC 2's Power Helper refuses every request since the restart)
and the prove-beside read (the shipped WSL2 host has no IGNEUM_CUDA_DEVICE selector; the floor server is on
PC 2; the prover-floor host is the cut). The kit (tools/bench-5060ti/make-kit.sh) takes the sub-version 1 packs
from ca3-v4-amend 0a62293a, since master's packs-ca3-v4 is the 6 October stream.
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the project lead's three on the live site, plus the /live key's last item:
- Mobile nav (URGENT): the sheet was position:fixed inside the bar, and the bar's backdrop-filter is a containing block for
fixed descendants, so top and bottom resolved against the 60 px bar and the sheet opened with zero height while
aria-expanded said true. It is now absolute under the sticky bar, a viewport-tall box (100dvh minus the bar), display block
over the package's grid rule. tools/site/sheet-test.mjs opens every page at 390 px, clicks the burger and asserts the first
link is on screen and on top (elementFromPoint at its centre returns the link); --self-test forces a zero-height sheet first
and must catch it; a gate line runs it where a browser exists (the box, CI) and says so where none does. On build-2: the
zero-height sheet is caught, 23 pages pass.
- Home at 375: the renderer's "Waiting for observer data" was drawn on the fold's canvas under the lead. The fold now carries
.pending until the feed is live or stale and keeps the canvas at opacity 0 meanwhile; the status pill is its own row under
the buttons on phones. ?feed=off holds the pending state for a render; the overlap sweep (whose server answers /api with
503) renders the pending state by construction and ran at 375, 390 and 1440 in both themes: 0 overlaps.
- /miner and /wallet: the light-theme screenshot variants are gone (dark only), captions unwrapped, "light and dark" dropped
from the gallery line; one gallery of frames with one caption each.
- /live: "Your block" leaves the key, the "Your blocks" filter and tile and the Mark-my-key prompt leave the page (the site
has no "you"); the stats row is three tiles; the key reads Included, Excluded, Selected chain, Proven, Locked checkpoint.
- Captures: ?motion=off (head partial) marks data-motion=off so every .reveal is drawn in a headless render; capture.sh passes it.
tools/site/serve.mjs survives a refused api origin (502, never a crash).
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the project lead's /live screenshot: a fixed tall box with the lanes in its top third and dead space under them. The renderer now knows
the height it wants: top padding + axis padding + lanes shown (at most maxLanes 7, narrowLanes 4 on a phone, never under 2)
times laneHeight (46 px, 40 on a phone, 26 compact; the mount option laneHeight overrides). It reports it through
onSize(heightPx, {lanes, laneHeight, narrow, compact}) whenever it changes and through getWantedHeight(); stats() carries
laneHeight, padT, padB, capacity, wantedHeight and autoHeight, so a page that sizes its own box reads no constants. With
autoHeight (on by default when the host set no CSS height on the canvas, which is read before the first size(); forced either
way by the option; never in compact mode, the app's card keeps its own height) the renderer sets canvas.style.height itself
and lets every lane through instead of fitting the lanes to the box. Every current host sets a height (/live 420, the hero
500, the app's card 220 and its Inspect view 420), so the frames are unchanged: the parity test on build-2 stayed equal on
every comparison. The site lane switches /live and the home fold to the hook.
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- /live (the project lead: "make it more efficient, key at the top"): the key (Included, Excluded, Selected chain, Your block, Proven,
Locked checkpoint), the "Click to inspect · Drag to explore" hint and the window stepper sit on one row above the scene
(hint left, key centred, stepper right; on phones the key wraps and the stepper goes under it); the blue-score range stays
as a small line under the canvas; the canvas height comes from the lane count (one lane per key in view plus the others
lane, capped at the renderer's 7, 4 on phones: padT 58 + lanes x 46 (40 narrow) + padB 38, read from scene/live-dag.js
2.0.3 layout(); a sizing hook was asked of the parity lane, which owns that file); the graph column no longer stretches to
the inspector; the inspector keeps its rows with tighter spacing and Clear is a small button beside its title.
- Every other route carries the slim bar, the app's buttons, pills and cards from site.css section 10 with its content
untouched: /app (OS marks on its platform line), /miner (the download tabs take the OS wells), /miners and the bench table
(the vendor badge in front of every card name), /explorer, /block, /address (hash titles wrap), /journey, /bench, /evidence
(status pills wrap in their cell), /litepaper, /ledger (status badges wrap at 390), /claims, /randomx, /provenance, /dev-fee,
/faucet, /metamask, /404.
- Data tables fill their frame on desktop and scroll inside it on phones; no column squeezed to a sliver.
- The overlap lane's detector over all 23 pages at 390 and 1440, dark and light, on build-2: 0 overlaps.
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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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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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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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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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Main's split of 7 October 2026: everything in docs/plans/launch-pack.md section 4 that carries no emission number deploys now; /income and the income card's numbers wait on site-launch-pack for the genesis re-cut. On the redesign's pages and components. Home: the three wants are the first block under the hero in the package's three fcards ("Three things, in order."); the "Income with no cliff" card states the shape of the schedule without a number and points at /miner#card; the "fair supply" card's ramp line carries no percentage; one line under the grid to the litepaper's finality section. Litepaper: the block sentence under the three-streams table (C); "What the chain is, in law" at the end of Economics (D). Journey: phase 4 and phase 6 (E). /miner: the ladder between "What your card does here." and "One client. Three jobs.", seven rungs in the app lane's words with the devnet and mainnet thresholds. /live: the weight leaderboard from finality.weights (rank, key, blocks in window, presence, last block; weight, never hashrate) and a "Who is mining" panel counting what the observer reports; the card-by-card census waits for the app's public-profile switch.
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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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