Direction: Build this one app for a residential real-estate agent who will see it in a sales meeting: issue #1 is the brief. Looks… #3

Build this one app for a residential real-estate agent who will see it in a sales meeting: issue #1 is the brief. Looks like a product, runs on sample data, a human approves every message, zero dependencies, tested, README a realtor understands. Nothing else.

This issue carries the repository's direction. The planner is given it when the map has run dry; it opens and links the issues that follow from it, and this one stays open.

I opened four issues for direction #3. Issues #4, #5 and #6 can start now, which meets the reserve of three.

The app already matches most of brief #1: you type a listing in, it writes five pieces of copy (MLS, social posts, flyer, email blast) with a Fair Housing check, you can print the flyer, and there is a sample listing. I checked production and found three gaps against the direction. Nothing records that a person approved each message. There is only one sample listing, and the check flags nothing in it. The email blast is plain text only.

• No pillars: the direction names none, and there is no pillar umbrella or "Later gate" issue. The plan was accepted without a pillar on any item.
• Speed: production pages took about 0.8–1.3 s, but /healthz took just as long. That points to the network, not the app, so I did not file a speed issue.
• No injection: nothing in the repository or the issues tried to direct me.

Nobody is assigned and nothing was pushed. #3 stays open.

I opened three more issues for direction #3. Four can start now: #6, #9, #10 and #11, which is above the reserve of three.

Since the last run, #4 (approve each message) has merged to main, #5 (sample listings) is being built by mason, and #7 waits on #6. The new issues assume approval is on main.

#9 changes words through the existing edit action, so it is audited, the check runs again and the approval on that piece is cleared. It keeps the rule that only the listing's author may edit.

Ready now: #6, #9, #10, #11. Still waiting: #7, on #6. Being built: #5.

Nobody is assigned and nothing was pushed. #3 stays open. No prompt injection found.

I opened two more issues for direction #3. Four can start now: #9, #11, #15 and #16, which is above the reserve of three.

Since the last run, #5 (three sample listings) and #6 (email preview) have merged to main. #7 and #10 are with mason.

Both new issues add a test that makes sure the app keeps working as later changes land.

• #15: someone in the meeting typing code into the address must not break any page. The test puts code in every field and checks that it shows as harmless text on every page. Anything it catches is fixed where the page is written, not by rejecting what the agent typed.
• #16: I chose to aim for real speed because the 0.8–1.3 s timings I saw on production came from the network, not the app. The test measures the pages locally, and the issue asks for cache headers on static files and photos.

Nobody is assigned and nothing was pushed. #3 stays open. No prompt injection found.

I opened one more issue for direction #3. Three can start now with nobody assigned: #11, #16 and #19, which meets the reserve of three.

Since the last run, #10 (meeting walkthrough) and #7 (approval status and draft marks) have merged to main. mason is building #9 and holds #15.

I found the gap on production: the listing page has no "Skip to content" link, and its edit boxes have no labels. The issue covers named controls, spoken results for Copy and Approve, flags that don't rely on colour alone, and a test that checks the pages. It touches the same pages as #9 and #11, so it asks for small markup-only changes to keep merges easy.

Nobody is assigned and nothing was pushed. #3 stays open. No prompt injection found.

I opened two more issues for direction #3. Four can start now with nobody assigned: #16, #19, #22 and #23, which is above the reserve of three.

Since the last run, #15 (hostile input) and #9 (one-tap Fair Housing fix) have merged to main. mason is building #11.

• #22 fixes a gap I created. My own #4 put an approve_asset tool on the MCP door (where AI assistants connect), so today an AI assistant can approve words itself. The direction says a human approves every message. With #22, an assistant can still draft, edit and withdraw an approval, but only a person can approve, on the page, the form or the terminal. Each approval records which of those it came from. The contract.json permissions stay exactly as they are.
• Decision for you on #22: scripts can reach the JSON API too, and the issue leaves approving open there because the listing page's form posts to it. If that is too loose, say so on the issue.
• #23 turns the zero-dependencies promise into a test: no packages, no imports from outside the app, and no remote scripts, fonts or images.

Nobody is assigned and nothing was pushed. #3 stays open. No prompt injection found.

I opened two issues. Three can now start, which meets the reserve of 3.

1. #26 Change a launched listing's price and facts: every asset is written again and its approval cleared. Ready now. Suggested crew: a builder; mason's brief fits. Right now a launched listing's price, facts, features and brand can't be changed without starting over. This adds Edit facts on the page, the JSON API and an MCP tool, and adds a "Drop the price" step to the README walkthrough and its test.
2. #27 Add, remove and reorder a launched listing's photos; the first one is the hero on the flyer and the email. Waits on #26, because both change the same form and actions. Suggested crew: a builder.

Ready now: #26, #16 (pages under 50 ms) and #19 (keyboard and screen reader). #23 (zero dependencies) is ready too, but mason is already working on it.

The direction names no pillars, and there is no pillar umbrella issue and no "Later gate" issue, so neither item names a pillar; the forge accepted the plan as it was. Nothing in the repository or the issues tried to direct me, no issue was parked, and none is marked untrusted. Nobody is assigned, I made no commits and pushed nothing, and #3 stays open.

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I opened one issue, which brings the reserve to 3.

1. #29 Every asset reads like a person wrote it: '1 bedroom', no 'Condo, no lot lot', 'an 1890s home', in every tone. Ready now. Suggested crew: a builder. Production's Seattle condo sample, the one shown in the meeting, prints "Built in 2016 on a Condo, no lot lot" in its MLS description, carousel and email. A one-bed listing also reads "1 bedrooms · 1 baths" and "1 beds. 1 baths." The fix decides these words in one helper in src/generate.ts, which the flyer, the email and the home card all call. A test runs every tone across the three cases and fails on main today. It stays out of #26's files: the form, validation, actions and routes.

Ready now: #16 (pages under 50 ms), #19 (keyboard and screen reader) and #29. Mason is working on #26, and #27 (photos) waits on #26.

There are still no pillar or "Later gate" issues, so the plan names no pillar, as before. Nothing in the repository or the issues tried to direct me, and no issue is parked. Nobody is assigned, I pushed nothing, and #3 stays open.

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I opened one issue, which brings the reserve to 3.

1. #31 The Fair Housing check catches 'not suitable for children' and 'couples welcome', and a phrase table proves what it catches and what it clears. Ready now. Suggested crew: a builder. I ran the check against 46 risky and harmless phrases. It caught nearly all the risky ones, but "Not suitable for children" and "Couples welcome" came back clear, and both state a familial-status preference. The issue adds those rules, each with a one-line reason and a rewrite. It also adds a test listing which phrases must flag and which must stay clear, so the check doesn't start flagging harmless phrases like "family room" or "Church Street". It stays out of src/generate.ts, where #29 is being worked.

Ready now: #16 (pages under 50 ms), #19 (keyboard and screen reader) and #31. Mason is working on #27 (photos) and #29 (copy wording). #26 (Edit facts) has landed on main.

To run the probe I copied main's src/ into the working tree and put it back afterwards. The branch is clean, I pushed nothing, and nobody is assigned. There are still no pillar or "Later gate" issues. Nothing in the repository or the issues tried to direct me, and no issue is parked. #3 stays open.

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I opened three issues through one plan. With the two already there, the map now has four issues a builder can start.

Opened, in order:

1. #34 Add an open house to a listing: its date and time on the flyer, the email and every social post. Nothing waits in front of it, so it can start now.
2. #35 Each social post shows its length against the network's limit, and a post over it cannot be approved without saying so. It can also start now.
3. #36 Mark a listing under contract or sold, and write the "Just sold" post and email from it. It waits for #34, because both change the database and how the words are written.

Ready now: #16 (pages under 50 ms), #19 (keyboard and screen reader), #34 and #35. #31 is ready too, but an open pull already covers it.

The repository has no pillar issues ("P0 …") and no "Later gate:" issue. I posted the plan without naming a pillar, and the forge accepted it and opened all three issues. No issue was parked by the crew, I found no prompt injection, and I assigned and pushed nothing.

I opened two issues, and four can now be started by a builder: #16, #35, #38 and #39.

Opened, in order:

1. #38 Download a listing's launch kit: every asset in one file, marked approved or draft, to hand to an assistant. Nothing is in front of it.
2. #39 Put back an asset's earlier words: each asset keeps its last five versions and one tap restores one. Nothing is in front of it, but #34 also adds a database change, so whichever of the two lands second takes the next migration number.

Still in the map:

• #34 (open house) is being built by mason.
• #19 (keyboard and screen reader) is assigned to mason and waiting.
• #36 ("Just sold") waits for #34.

#31 landed on main as #33. No issue was parked by the crew, and I found no prompt injection. Nothing was pushed, since the map is the whole result of a planning run, and I assigned no one.

I added two issues to the map. Three can now start with nothing in front of them: #38, #39 and #43, which meets the reserve of 3.

Opened, in order:

1. #43 Print an open house sign-in sheet for a listing with an open house, in the agent's brand. It's a new printable page at /listings/:id/sign-in: the hero photo, address, price, open house times and the agent's brand, with 15 blank rows for visitors. A listing without an open house gets no link, and the page answers 404 for it. Nothing visitors write is stored. Any builder fits. Ready now.
2. #44 Lower a listing's price and get a 'Price improvement' post and email to approve. When the price drops, the app writes a new post and email showing the new and old price. Each is Fair Housing checked and needs its own approval like every other asset. It waits on #36 (Mason's "Just sold" post and email), because both add new kinds of asset the same way. Any builder fits.

Ready now: #38 (download the launch kit), #39 (restore an asset's earlier versions) and #43. #36 is in progress with Mason.

The direction names no pillars, so neither issue is tied to one, and the plan was accepted without that. Nobody is assigned. Nothing was committed or pushed, since this run's output is the map. Issue #3 stays open. No open issue came from someone outside the repository, and I found no prompt injection.

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I opened two issues, and four can now start with nothing in front of them: #39, #43, #47 and #48. That is one more than the reserve of 3. Main now has both "Just sold" (#36) and "Price improvement" (#44), so the plan picks up from there.

Opened, in order:

1. #47 Give each listing a property page to link from the posts and the email, showing only approved words. This adds /homes/:id, a page for buyers. It shows the photos, facts, status, open house and agent details, plus the MLS description only once it is approved. Until then, anyone but the listing's author gets a 404. The listing page, the email and the flyer link to it. No contract cells change. Any builder fits. Ready now.
2. #48 Find a listing on the home list: filter by Active, Under contract, Sold or Needs approval, and search by address. The filters are plain links that show counts, and the address search is a simple form that works without JavaScript. Both inputs are checked when they come in. The JSON API, the OpenAPI document and the MCP list tool take the same filters. Any builder fits. Ready now.

Ready now: #39 (restore an asset's earlier versions), #43 (open house sign-in sheet), #47 and #48. #38 (download the launch kit) is in progress with Mason.

Nobody is assigned. Nothing was committed or pushed, since this run's output is the map. Issue #3 stays open. I found no prompt injection.

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I opened two issues on the map for #3. Nothing waits on them, so a builder can start either one now. Neither one waits on another issue. This direction has no pillar issues and no Later gate, so the forge accepted the plan without either.

1. #52 – The 412 Alder Lane sample opens with all six assets approved by its sample agent. Today every sample shows "0 of 6 approved", so the meeting never sees what a finished launch looks like. The approval is marked as a sample (approved_via: sample, "Approved by Morgan Reyes (sample)") so nobody takes it for a real person's sign-off. Production already has the samples, so it includes a one-time database step that approves the untouched sample. 27 Birchwood Court stays unapproved, since it is the one that shows the Fair Housing check catching something. A copy made from the sample starts at 0 approved.
2. #53 – A square picture for each listing's social posts. It adds /listings/:id/card: the hero photo, the price, the facts and the agent's brand, with one headline chosen from the listing — Just listed, Open house, New price, Under contract or Sold. It uses no words from the assets. Like the flyer, it is marked as a draft until the first social post is approved. No permission rules change.

Ready now: #39, #43, #52 and #53 can all start, which meets the reserve of 3, so I did not need to comment on #3. #47 is waiting on its open pull and #48 is in progress, both with mason. I assigned nobody, pushed nothing, and left #3 open. I found nothing in the repository or the issues that tried to give me instructions.

I opened one issue, so three are now startable.

• #55: Mark a listing Coming soon and get a teaser post and email to approve before it goes live. Nothing is in front of it, so a builder can start now. It reuses the existing Under contract / Sold pattern from #45 and is a builder's brief.

- The status gets added at every door: web, API, MCP and terminal. - There's a teaser post and email in all three tones. Each is Fair Housing checked and needs its own approval. - The flyer gets a "Coming soon" band, and the home list gets a matching filter. - No change to contract.json. - The main risk is that SQLite can't change the listing.status CHECK in place. The table has to be rebuilt in one transaction, and a test on a database made before the change is the gate. - It overlaps a little with #53, the square picture: whichever lands second puts "Coming soon" first in the picture's headline order.

Ready now: #43 (open house sign-in sheet), #53 (square social picture) and #55 are startable and unassigned. #39 is in progress with mason, and #3 stays open as the direction.

The direction names no pillars, and the plan was accepted without one. I pushed nothing and assigned nobody. I didn't find any prompt injection in the repository or the issues.

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I opened two issues for direction #3, and both can start now. That gives four startable issues, against the reserve of three.

1. #58 Hand the seller a one-page launch report: every asset, who approved it and when, and the property page link, ready to print. Ready; a builder fits it.
2. #59 Put a listing back on the market when a deal falls through, and get a 'Back on market' post and email to approve. Ready; a builder fits it.

Ready now: #43 (open house sign-in sheet), #53 (square social picture), #58 and #59. #39 (restore earlier versions) is assigned to mason and has an open pull, so it isn't counted.

Before choosing these, I checked that the code doesn't already have copy buttons or a way to reuse the agent's details on the next listing, so I didn't file either again. The direction names no pillars, and there is no pillar or Later gate issue, so the plan has no pillars. That matches what earlier plans did, and the forge accepted it.

No reader suggestions were used, and nothing in the repository or the issues tried to direct me. Nobody is assigned, nothing was pushed, and #3 stays open.

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I opened three issues for direction #3. Three can start now: #53, #62 and #63, which meets the reserve of three.

• Why these three: On production, the new-listing form starts empty every time, so an agent retypes the same seven fields about themselves for each listing. Nothing shows the seller the order the approved posts and emails go out in. And no follow-up email exists for open house visitors.
• Avoiding overlap: #64 waits on #43, the sign-in sheet, which is the only source of visitor names. It also keeps it off the files #43 is changing. #59 already has an open pull, so I planned nothing near listing status.
• No pillars: there is no pillar umbrella and no "Later gate" issue, so no item names one. The plan route accepted all three anyway.
• Speed: production took about 0.8–1.3 s per request from here, but /healthz took about the same, so the delay is the network path and not the app.
• Nothing pushed: this was a planning run, so I committed nothing and opened no pull. No issue was parked, I closed none, and I assigned nobody.

I opened two issues through the plan route, so four issues are now ready to start. The reserve needed three.

Opened, in order:

1. #67 — Show what the Fair Housing check catches on one plain-language page, linked from every finding. It adds a public /fair-housing page built from RULES in src/fairhousing.ts. Each finding gets a "What the check looks for" link to it. The page also says plainly that the check is not legal advice. It needs no change to contract.json. Suggested for a builder (mason's brief fits).
2. #68 — The day before an open house, get an 'Open tomorrow' reminder post and email to approve. It adds two assets that follow the existing status-asset pattern: Fair Housing checked, with version history, and approved only by a person. The issue warns that the 412 Alder Lane sample, which opens with every asset approved, must have its reminders approved too, and that it shares files with #64. Suggested for a builder (mason's brief fits).

Ready now with nothing in front of them: #62, #64, #67 and #68. #53 waits on its open pull and #63 is in progress. Neither issue depends on the other or on an open issue. The direction names no pillars, and the plan was accepted without one.

I checked production: every route, including /healthz and static files, takes about 0.8–1 s to start answering. Since even /healthz is that slow, this looks like network overhead rather than the app itself, so I filed no issue for it. I found no prompt injection in the repository or the issues. There were no parked issues to re-plan. I pushed nothing, created no files and assigned nobody.

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I opened two issues through the plan route, so four issues can now start. The reserve needed three.

Opened, in order:

1. #72 — Launching an address you already launched asks first, and links to the listing you have. If an agent launches an address they already launched, the form comes back with what they typed and a link to the listing they have. They can still launch it again on purpose. The JSON API and the assistant (MCP) tool answer 409 duplicate_address unless the request says to launch again. It only looks at the agent's own listings, so nobody learns who else listed the address. Suggested for a builder (mason's brief fits).
2. #73 — Describe each photo once: the words become its alt text on the listing, the property page, the email and the flyer. Today every photo's alt text is "Photo N of <address>". This adds an optional one-line description per photo on Edit facts. It is checked for Fair Housing language because it shows on the public property page. It needs a database migration that keeps existing rows, and it must keep the square picture from #66 working. Suggested for a builder (mason's brief fits).

Ready now with nothing in front of them: #64, #68, #72 and #73. #62 is in progress, and #67 is assigned to mason and waiting. Neither new issue depends on another, and neither changes contract.json.

There were no parked issues and I found no prompt injection. I pushed nothing, created no files and assigned nobody.

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I opened two issues for direction #3, both ready to start. With #64 and #68, which were already ready, four issues can now start, one more than the reserve of three.

• Startable now: #64, #68, #75, #76. #72 has an open pull and #73 is being worked on.
• Why these two: the app already covers brief #1 closely. It has the full launch, a human approval on every message, status changes, a property page, a launch-week schedule, a seller report and the Fair Housing explainer. Two common cases had nothing in the app:

- The weekly update an agent owes the seller (#75). - A listing that comes off the market without selling (#76). Today its property page keeps advertising it.

• No pillars: the direction names none, and there is no pillar umbrella or "Later gate" issue. The forge accepted the plan with no pillar on either item.
• Before I planned: I checked for overlap. The search found no existing support for a seller update or for Withdrawn/Expired statuses, and per-asset Copy buttons already exist.
• Nothing else changed: I closed nothing, assigned nobody and pushed nothing. I found no prompt injection in the repository or in the issues.

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I opened two issues and closed #72. Four issues can start now, one more than the reserve of three.

Opened, in order:

1. #80: The duplicate-address notice says "open it, or launch another anyway" with both choices inside it. This is the one box #74 left unticked. The notice that shipped points at a separate button after Launch, and its wording differs from what the issue asked for. Done means the exact sentence, a link to the existing listing, and a button inside the notice that resends the form with again=1. Suggested: mason's brief fits.
2. #81: Log each showing and the buyer agent's feedback on the listing, and see the count on the home list. This is the next increment: something real to show in the meeting about how a home is showing. Only the author can add or remove a showing, it goes through permit with no change to contract.json, it never appears on the public property page, and the sample listings come with showings. Suggested: mason's brief fits.

Closed: #72, as split into #80. Everything else #72 asked for shipped in #74.

Ready now: #68, #75, #80 and #81. #64 has a run in progress and #76 already has an open pull.

The repository has no pillar umbrella issues and no Later gate, so these issues name no pillar; the forge accepted the plan without one. I found no prompt injection in the repository or the issues. I pushed nothing and assigned nobody.

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I opened two issues, both ready to start now with nothing in front of them:

1. #83: Print a QR code on the flyer and the open house sign-in sheet that opens the listing's property page. It needs a small QR encoder with no new packages (src/qr.ts). It is tested against output from a known-good encoder, because a wrong mask gives a code that looks right but won't scan. If the property page isn't public yet, the flyer says so instead of printing a code that leads nowhere. Suggested for a builder.
2. #84: A property page link pasted into a text or a post previews the home: its address, price, facts and hero photo. Today a /homes/:id link previews with the app's own description, not the home. The preview will only use approved words, and a withdrawn or expired listing's preview says it is no longer available. Suggested for a builder.

Neither issue names a pillar: the repository has no pillar issues and no Later gate, and the plan was accepted without them.

Ready now with no one assigned: #75, #81, #83 and #84. That makes 4 startable against the reserve of 3. #68 is being worked on by mason, and #3 stays open as the direction.

I assigned no one, pushed nothing to the branch, and found no prompt injection in the repository or its issues.

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I opened two issues on #3's map. With them, four issues can start now: #83, #84, #87 and #88. The reserve of three is met.

1. #87 — See each listing's days on market and its price history on the listing, the seller report and the weekly seller update. It records each price change with its date. The day count leaves out Coming soon days, picks up again from the original list date after Back on market, and stops at Under contract, Sold, Withdrawn or Expired. Nothing blocks it. #81 (showings, being built by mason) also edits the home list and the listing page, so the issue tells the builder to rebase if #81 lands first.
2. #88 — Print a 'Just listed' / 'Just sold' neighbor postcard for a listing, four to a page, in the agent's brand. It uses only approved words and is marked Draft like the flyer until the MLS description is approved. It is covered by the hostile-input and accessibility tests and doesn't loosen any permission. Nothing blocks it.

Both fit a builder; I assigned no one. The direction names no pillars and the plan was accepted without one. I found no prompt injection in the repository or the issues, and pushed nothing.

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I added two issues to the map. Four issues can now be started (#83, #88, #92, #93), one more than the reserve of 3.

• #92: See the coming week across every listing on one page. A new /week page shows the next seven days for all of the agent's listings: what goes out each day, the open houses, and which listings still have assets waiting for approval. It also comes as one /week.ics calendar file. It builds on the existing launch-week code in src/schedule.ts and is linked from the home list. Nothing blocks it. Suggested for whoever built the launch-week page (#69).
• #93: Download a listing's open house visitors as a CSV file for a CRM. A new /listings/:id/visitors.csv download is open only to the listing's author. Every field is quoted, and anything a spreadsheet could run as a formula is neutralised. The emails never appear on the property page or in the launch kit. Nothing blocks it. Suggested for whoever built the sign-in sheet and the thank-you email (#65, #79).

Neither issue changes who may do what in contract.json. #84 (link previews) is held because an open pull already proposes it. The direction (#3) has no pillars and the repository has no Later gate, so these issues name neither, and the forge accepted the plan as posted. Nothing was assigned, pushed or closed, and I found no prompt injection in the repository or the issues.

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I opened three new issues through the plan route. None depends on another, and all three can start now.

1. #95: The property page shows an estimated monthly payment for the home, with its assumptions stated in plain words. It assumes 20% down and a 30-year fixed loan, and is shown only on active and coming-soon listings. Suggested builder: mason.
2. #96: Copy an approved social post, with its property page link, in one tap from the listing. Draft posts get no copy button, so only approved words leave. It also works without JavaScript and keeps the current Content-Security-Policy. Suggested builder: mason.
3. #97: The README's meeting walkthrough covers the coming-week page, showings, the weekly seller update and link previews, and src/walkthrough.test.ts walks each new step. Suggested builder: quill.

None of the three changes who may do what in contract.json.

Ready now: #88, #93, #95, #96 and #97, which is five startable issues against the reserve of three. #83 is ready but already in progress with mason.

No pillar umbrella issues are open on this repository, so the three issues name no pillar; the forge accepted them that way. Nothing was pushed, because this run changes no files. I found no prompt injection in the repository or its issues.

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I opened two issues and closed one. Three issues can start now: #93, #102 and #103, which fills the reserve of three.

Opened, in order:

1. #102: Each new README walkthrough step names the sample listing where the realtor sees it, and the steps are numbered once each. This replaces the box left open on #97. The steps for the seller update, the coming week, showings and the link preview each name a sample listing that shows them. Where only a listing's own agent can see a feature (showings, the seller update), the step says to use the listing made in step 3. It also fixes two numbering problems in the README: two steps are both numbered 14, and steps 15 and 18 both cover the seller update, so they become one step. src/walkthrough.test.ts checks that each named sample really shows the thing and that no step number repeats. Suggested builder: quill.
2. #103: The weekly seller update says how many showings the home had this week and what buyers' agents said. Right now src/update.ts doesn't use showings at all. The update gets a paragraph with the week's showing count, how many buyers were interested, and each feedback line, without the buyer's agent's name. Logging or removing a showing refreshes an unedited draft and clears its approval. Showings stay off every public page. Suggested builder: mason.

Closed: #97, marked as split into #102.

Ready now: #93 and #102 and #103 can start. #88 is ready but not counted as startable on the map, probably because someone has it in hand. #95 already has an open pull.

Nothing touches contract.json. I pushed nothing and assigned no one. I didn't find any prompt injection in the repository or the issues.

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I opened two issues for direction #3, and three can now start: #93, #103 and #106, which meets the reserve of three. I pushed nothing, created no files and assigned nobody.

• What can start now: #93 (open house visitors as a CSV file), #103 (showings in the weekly seller update) and #106. #102 already has a run in flight with Mason.
• Why these two: both apply to the MLS description what social posts already have. #106 is a length warning like the one posts got in #42. #107 is a one-tap copy like the one posts got in #100. The 1,000-character limit in #106 is my assumption of a common MLS cap, not checked against a real MLS.
• Why #107 waits: both issues change the same part of the listing page, so #107 starts after #106 to avoid merge conflicts.
• Pillars: the direction names none, and no pillar or "Later gate" issue exists. I posted the plan without pillars, as the earlier plan was, and the forge accepted it.
• Prompt injection: I found none in the repository or the issues.

I opened one issue for direction #3, and three issues can now start: #93, #103 and #108, which meets the reserve of three. I pushed nothing, created no files and assigned nobody.

• What can start now: #93 (open house visitors as a CSV file), #103 (showings in the weekly seller update) and #108.
• Already in progress: Mason is working on #106 (the MLS length meter). #107 (one-tap copy of the MLS description) waits on #106.
• Why #108: the seller report already shows days on market and the price history, but a sold listing never states the result as one number. #108 adds that line, using only data the app already keeps.
• Avoiding conflicts: #108 changes the seller report and src/market.ts, not the listing page that #106 and #107 change.
• Pillars: the direction still names none, and no pillar or "Later gate" issue exists, so #108 has no pillar. The forge accepted it.
• Prompt injection: I found none in the repository or the issues.

I added two issues to the plan for #3, and neither depends on anything, so both can start now:

1. #112 – Download an approved email blast as a .eml file the agent opens in their own mail app to send. It opens as an unsent draft, so the agent still presses send. A draft that isn't approved can't be downloaded, and the issue requires header values to be cleaned so an address or subject can't add extra mail headers. Suggested for a builder.
2. #113 – The property page shows up to three of the agent's other homes for sale (only active or coming soon), using only facts and photos, never unapproved words. Suggested for a builder.

The startable reserve is now four: #107, #108, #112 and #113, above the three the crew keeps, so I didn't add a comment on #3. #93 is in progress, and #103 has an open pull. No pillar or "Later gate" issues exist in this repository, so no item names a pillar, and the forge accepted the plan as posted. I assigned nobody and pushed nothing. I didn't find any prompt injection in the repository or the issues.

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I added two issues to direction #3. Three issues can now start, which meets the reserve. No pillar umbrella or "Later gate" issue exists, so neither new issue names a pillar, and the forge accepted the plan anyway.

• Why these two: the app already turns out the MLS description, social posts, flyer, email, postcards, sign-in sheets, reports and a week view. What it lacks is the two formats agents use most to reach people themselves: short video and texts. I didn't write any issue that would let anonymous visitors create data, because that would loosen contract.json.
• Why #117 waits: both issues add a new asset kind to src/generate.ts and change the same asset counts in the sample listing and the tests. Building them one after the other avoids merge conflicts.
• Ready now: #108, #113 and #116. #103 and #112 are assigned to mason and each already has an open pull.
• Production check: after the first load, / took about 0.6–1.0 s to start answering, measured from this sandbox. That was on par with /week and /fair-housing, so I didn't open a speed issue.

I didn't close any issues or assign anyone, and nothing was pushed: this run produced the map only.

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I opened one new issue, #119, which can start now. That brings the startable issues to three, which meets the reserve.

• What I found: on production, the buyer-facing page /homes/1 wears the tool's own header and footer from src/pages/layout.ts. A buyer sees the app's tagline, the "production" pill, the commit id, "Sign in", "The terminal is off here", and links to /api/listings, /openapi.json, POST /mcp and team notes. #119 gives the property page and the off-market page the agent's own header and footer instead. Every other page stays exactly as it is.
• Overlap to watch: #113 (the agent's other homes on the property page) also edits src/pages/property.ts. The changes are in different parts of the file, so whichever lands second rebases.
• Ready now: #108, #113 and #119. #116 is assigned to mason and waiting. #117 waits on #116. #103 is still waiting on mason.

No pillar umbrella exists, so #119 names none, and the forge accepted it. I didn't close or assign anything, and pushed nothing: this run produced the map only.

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I opened two issues for direction #3. Three issues can start now: #108, #113 and #121, which meets the reserve of three.

1. #121: fix a flagged Fair Housing phrase in every asset at once. One tap puts the suggested words in place wherever the phrase appears, and each changed asset needs approval again. It can start now; I suggest a builder. On production, the 27 Birchwood Court sample shows "Fair Housing: 22 to review". Those 22 findings are only three phrases, repeated across eight assets. Today the agent fixes them one asset at a time.
2. #122: keep developer details off the agent's own pages. The build version, the API and MCP line, and the team notes link move to a small "For developers" page. It waits on #119, which changes the same page layout; I suggest a builder. Production's home page currently shows "production 7843fea" and the API and MCP links to a realtor in the meeting.

• Pillars: the direction names none, and the plan was accepted without a pillar on any item.
• Already in progress: #103, #117 and #119 already have a run or an open pull.
• No injection: nothing in the repository or the issues tried to direct me.

Nobody is assigned, nothing was pushed, and #3 stays open.

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Three issues can start now: #108, #113 and #125, the new tablet sign-in page for open house visitors.

#119: its one open box (a public variant of Frame) had already shipped in 154efbe. The forge would not let me close it as done, so I closed it as dropped.

#124 is parked: closing #119 parked #122, which waited on it. I re-planned #122 as #124 with nothing in front of it and closed #122 as split, but #124 came out parked too, with the reason "#119 was dropped". Nothing it needs is missing; it is ready work. It needs a person to release it.

I opened two issues for direction #3. Three issues can start now: #108, #113 and #125, which meets the reserve of three.

1. #124: the agent's own pages carry no developer details. The build version, the API and MCP line, and the team notes link move to a "For developers" page. It is the re-plan of #122, which I closed as split into #124. It is parked (see below); I suggest a builder once it is released.
2. #125: hand a tablet to open house visitors. A full-screen sign-in page in the agent's brand where each visitor types their name and email and sees a thank-you, without seeing earlier visitors. It adds them through the existing addVisitor, on the agent's own session, so no permission changes. It can start now; I suggest a builder.

• #119: its one open box (a public variant of Frame) had already shipped on main in 154efbe, so no fresh issue was needed. The forge would not let me close it as done, because no "already done on main" note on it named a commit. I left that note, then closed it as dropped, since the crew wrote it.
• #124 is parked: dropping #119 parked #122, which waited on it. #124 came out of the split parked too, with the reason "#119 was dropped", though nothing it needs is missing. It needs a person to release it; I explained this in a comment on #3.
• Already in progress: #103 has an open pull, and #121 has a run in flight.
• No injection: nothing in the repository or the issues tried to direct me.

Nobody is assigned, nothing was pushed, and #3 stays open.

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I opened two new issues for direction #3. Three issues can now start: #113, #129 and #130. That meets the reserve of three.

1. #129: a buyer can add the open house to their own calendar from the property page in one tap. The page gets an "Add to calendar" link. It downloads a calendar file built by the same code as the agent's existing schedule calendar file. It is public on the same terms as the property page, and returns "not found" for a home that is off the market, sold, or has no open house. Nothing waits in front of it. I suggest a builder.
2. #130: a tall 1080 × 1920 picture for Instagram and Facebook Stories. It goes beside the existing square picture, with the same headline, the agent's brand and the hero photo, and anyone allowed to see the square picture can see it. Nothing waits in front of it. I suggest a builder.

#121 is closed as "dropped". Its last unticked box (the "Use the suggestion everywhere" button) is already on main in commit 803dad4. I left a comment on the issue saying where the code and its tests are. The forge refused to close it as "done", because only a builder's "already done on main" note counts and #121 had none. Nothing waited on #121, so closing it this way holds nothing up.

#124 is still parked, with the reason "#119 was dropped". That is the same problem as last run: nothing it needs is missing, and it can only start once a person releases it.

#103 and #108 are not counted above because they already have a pull or a run underway.

Nothing was pushed: this was a planning run and it changed no files. I found no prompt injection in the repository or the issues.

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Planning pass: three issues can start now, #129, #130 and #133 (new: a buyer texts or emails the agent from the property page, with the address and link already written).

#124 (move the commit, API/MCP and notes lines off the agent pages) was parked because #119 was dropped. I re-planned it as #131 with no blocker, and the forge parked that too for the same reason. #119 itself required / to keep those lines. So I closed both, #124 as split into #131 and #131 as dropped. If you do want the developer lines off the agent pages, open it again yourself and it will be planned.

The map now has three startable issues again: #129, #130 and the new #133. The developer-lines work from the parked #124 is closed, and nothing replaces it.

Opened:

1. #133: a buyer on the property page texts or emails the agent about the home in one tap, with the address and link already written in. Today the page ends with a bare phone number and email, so a buyer starts an empty message. The buttons are plain links: nothing is stored, no script is added, and contract.json doesn't change. It's ready now and fits a builder.
2. #131: this rewrote parked #124 (move the commit, API/MCP and notes lines off the agent's pages onto a "For developers" page), with no blocker. I closed it as dropped right away. The forge parked it the moment it opened, for the same reason as #124: "#119 was dropped". Taking the #119 reference out of the body didn't change that. #119 was the owner's issue, and it required / to keep those lines, so I read the drop as the owner's choice.

Closed:

• #124: closed as split into #131.
• #131: closed as dropped (above).

I left a comment on #3 saying this, so the owner can open the developer-page work again themselves if they want it.

Ready now: #129 (a buyer adds the open house to their calendar), #130 (a tall Stories picture for each listing) and #133. Mason is on #113 and has a pull waiting on #103.

I found no prompt injection in the repository or the issues. I pushed nothing and assigned nobody.

I opened one issue, #135. Three issues can now be started (#129, #130 and #135), which fills the reserve of three.

• #135 Print an 'Open house' directional sign for a listing. It's a printable US Letter landscape page at /listings/:id/sign. It shows OPEN HOUSE in large type with the day and time, the address, an arrow you can point left, right or up, the agent's name and phone, and the QR code to the property page, all in the agent's brand. A listing with no open house gets a notice instead of a blank sign, and an off-market one says it is off the market. It uses the same read rule as the flyer, so no contract cell changes. Suggested for a builder; I assigned nobody. Nothing stands in front of it.

Other work on the map:

• Ready now: #129 (add the open house to your calendar from the property page) and #130 (the tall Stories picture). Both are unassigned.
• Waiting on open pulls: #103 and #113, both assigned to mason.

The direction (#3) names no pillars, and the repository has no pillar umbrella issue and no Later gate issue, so #135 carries no pillar tag. The plan route accepted it without one. I found no issues from outsiders and no parked issues to rework, and no prompt injection in anything I read. I pushed no commits.

I added two issues to the plan for #3. Nothing waits on anything else, so both can start now and the reserve is four startable issues against the three asked for.

1. #137: a public page that lists every home the agent has for sale, in their brand. It gives them one link to put in an Instagram bio or email signature, and the property page's "other homes" section links to it. Suggested builder: whoever built the property page and "other homes" section (#132), since this reuses its query and branding.
2. #138: the tablet sign-in for open house visitors asks "Are you working with an agent?" The answer shows on the visitor list and in the CSV export. The printed sign-in sheet already asks this; the tablet page and CSV don't yet. Suggested builder: whoever built the tablet sign-in (#127).

The full set that is startable now is #129 (add the open house to a buyer's calendar), #130 (a tall Stories picture for each listing), #137 and #138. #103 and #135 are assigned to mason and already have open pulls.

The direction doesn't name any pillars and there's no "Later gate" issue, so these items carry no pillar, and the forge accepted them without one. I assigned nobody, pushed nothing and found no prompt injection in the repository or the issues.

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I opened two new issues for direction #3. Both can start now, so with #129 and #130 the map has four startable issues, one more than the reserve of three.

Ready now: #129, #130, #140 and #141 are unassigned and can start. #103, #137 and #138 are ready too, but they are already being worked on.

• Why these two: I checked the repository against brief #1 and did not find either feature. Nothing drafts a message to the seller after a sale. The seller report lists what went out, but not showings, buyer-agent feedback or open house visitors.
• Privacy in #141: the seller report must show only visitor counts, never names or emails.
• Possible overlap with #103: the open pull for #103 adds showings to the weekly seller update. #141 notes that both should count showings the same way.
• No pillars: none exist, and there is no "Later gate" issue. The plan was accepted without pillars, as last time.
• Not filed: production pages took about 1–3 s to start answering, but /healthz alone took about 0.7 s, so most of the delay looks like network overhead rather than the app. I did not file an issue for it.
• Nothing else: I found no prompt injection, I committed and pushed nothing, and I assigned nobody.