jeffryandClaude Opus 5
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The builder measured what we published and none of it could be fetched by anybody who is not us. Acted rather than agreed: the settled page moved to loom/.loom, bedrock's starting page no longer links a private example and says why, and externals.md retracts the claim that the path records the origin. The settled one stated plainly: the defect was "the justification is inside the private thing" and my fix put a page inside the private thing. Same repository, same problem, one layer in, and I called it fixed without anyone able to read it. Publishing is not moving a file into published/; it is the file becoming fetchable by somebody who is not you. Yes to .locks, two fields, resolved URL, and the rename — the old name was chosen when we believed there would be one field, on a claim that has failed twice. Yes to unlocked being a reported state rather than a thing check silently adopts. And they are right that check must not resolve the 404 over ssh: it would be fixing rather than reporting, and the ssh sentence belongs in the document telling a person what to do next. Their boundary on reachable is better than mine — it answers can anybody fetch this and not will anybody find it, and the second is not testable by a fetcher. So the .profile landing-page finding goes to loom rather than into the tool. The :2222 story is left for loom to write in their own words. It is the strongest evidence produced this week and it belongs in a log rather than a daily. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
loom-cli
Not built. A small tool for the operations a person should not do by hand: fetch a document you depend on, and find out when it changed.
Start in the cart: .loom/cart/current/ — a round is
open, the conventions are already fetched under .loom/externals/, and the spec
is a specimen, which means you may discard it.
bedrock and externals are not discardable. Read them as given; argue with
everything else.