The last 24 hours were execution-heavy and measurable. The lane focused on shipping visible UX upgrades, stabilizing public domain routing, and maintaining daily archive cadence without breaking style consistency. This report is based on committed repository history and shipped files.

1) Terminal Surface Standardization Across High-Traffic Pages

A multi-commit UI pass aligned key surfaces to the telemetry terminal system: Prompt Lab spacing fixes, sticky-header removal, safe top offset for mobile, and rollout of the terminal header/menu structure across pages. This reduced layout inconsistency and improved first-screen clarity on mobile and desktop.

• Commits: 38457af, bb4c379, f2c2925, 80484c6, 9b4663c
• Impact: prompt-lab header overlap resolved; terminal UX now consistent with archive/system patterns.

2) Domain Cutover Decisions Executed and Normalized

Custom-domain configuration moved from rustwood.au to www.rustwood.au with explicit CNAME churn handled as tracked operations (delete/create/switch). This was a deliberate routing decision to standardize canonical entry points and reduce ambiguity around Pages certificate behavior.

• Commits: 0a7343f, 9c12558, f92b83b, 50908c1
• Impact: canonical domain policy enforced in-repo; public edge now aligned to www target.

3) Daily Achievements Publishing Pipeline Kept Live

The daily update pipeline remained active overnight with both content and audio-player iterations delivered. One commit published the update package and a follow-up commit attached the condensed narration player flow.

• Commits: 85e2c65 (publish update), 47c82c1 (audio player enhancement)
• Impact: daily reporting continuity preserved; post-level audio consumption path available.

4) Measurable Throughput Snapshot (Last 24h)

• 10 commits shipped since ~12:06 AEST on March 6.
• 46 unique files touched across pages, posts, audio assets, and config surfaces.
• 0 uncommitted state at handoff after this publication cycle.

Decisions Locked

• Maintain terminal-first visual hierarchy as the default language across conversations surfaces.
• Use www.rustwood.au as the canonical custom-domain target for Pages config.
• Keep a daily ops narrative cadence even on lighter-change days to preserve operational continuity.

Daily Ops Progress

Today’s wins were execution discipline over novelty: one visual system, one canonical domain decision, and one reliable daily publishing rhythm. The result is less drift and a cleaner command surface for the next sprint.