From journal text to a usable daily plan

October 26, 2026 · Releases 10.20 and 10.21

This summary draws from the project’s recorded release checks and development conversation. It excludes private journal content, account identifiers, and deployment credentials.

Austin’s contribution

Austin asked for a full-height, organized action list instead of a scrollable transcript, then requested completion controls. AI-assisted development supplied application code, database changes, and automated verification.

Recorded results

• 10.20: The organized plan persisted across reload, with the formatter usage count unchanged at one call. The original journal revision and checksum were unchanged.
• 10.21: UI tests covered checking, undo, reload restoration, and failed-save rollback.
• A rollback-only database fixture verified preserving another task’s state and rejecting a stale plan revision. No fixture rows remained afterward.
• Release checks passed lint, tests, and production build. Phone-width browser checks covered 320, 390, and 430 pixels without horizontal overflow.

Limits

These are historical checks, not a fresh test of production today. Physical iPhone testing was not verified. They establish the behavior checked, not user growth, time saved, total development hours, or independent hand coding.

Source records: Organized homepage plan 10.20 and Plan checkboxes 10.21, October 26, 2026. The public GitHub repository contains an earlier June version and does not independently verify these later changes.