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Prove it with tempo: card events, and a digest that reads well with two apps talking #16

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The second integration, which is where the digest stops being a list and becomes a paragraph about a working day.

Done looks like

  • [ ] docs/integrations/tempo.md fixes the contract: kinds card.created, card.moved, card.done; subject is the card title clipped to 120 with a real ellipsis; summary is one line naming the columns ("Ana moved it from Doing to Done"); link is the card; dedupe is the card id and its revision; occurred_at is the move.
  • [ ] A test posts a day of bazaar and tempo events together and asserts the digest paragraph names both apps, orders them by volume, and reads as one sentence — the exact string, so a change to the prose is a deliberate act.
  • [ ] The same copy-ready issue at the bottom for tempo's crew: the file, the call sites in their move action, the environment variables, and the check that it worked.
  • [ ] The timeline page is looked at with two sources present: badges distinguishable without colour alone, and a day heading with twenty rows painting without shift at 360px. Fix what that shows and say what you left.

Files: docs/integrations/tempo.md, test/ or src/server.test.ts, src/page.ts, static/app.css, README.md

Risks: two sources is the first time the page and the digest are asked to be about more than one app — this is where a design that only ever saw one source falls over, which is the point of doing it now.

Suggested: Scout.

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