Week 38 · 14–20 Sep 2026
A quiet week until the weekend, when the first blog drafts were grounded in the specification and the content repository took editorial charge.
· Written
- PRs opened
- 8
- PRs merged
- 5
- PRs closed unmerged
- 1
- PRs reviewed
- 1
- Issues resolved
- 0
- Active repositories
- 5 of 7
Counts cover 14–20 Sep 2026 (UTC) across the project's tracked repositories. Pull request figures count only pull requests opened during these dates; merged, closed and reviewed mean that also happened within them, so one can count in more than one category. They count pull requests of any size, including many prepared by AI coding agents and some fully automated ones. Reviewed means a submitted review by someone other than the author, not approval.
A quiet week until the weekend. On Sunday the first blog drafts were written directly from the specification, and the content repository became the editorial authority for everything the project publishes. The website's chat agent also got a few small fixes. Written retrospectively from the project's history.
What we worked on
- Content. We wrote the first blog drafts directly from the specification, and the content repository became the editorial authority, routing each piece by its source.
- Website and docs. The chat agent's suggested questions stopped quoting its answers, mathematical symbols now display as characters, and form confirmations became readable on dark sections.
19-Sep-2026
- Website and docs. The chat agent's suggested follow-up questions stopped quoting its answers word for word.
20-Sep-2026
- Content. We wrote the first blog drafts directly from the specification, and the content repository became the editorial authority, routing each piece by its source.
- Website and docs. Mathematical symbols in the chat now display as characters, and form confirmations became readable on dark sections.
Still in progress
- The blog drafts are being reviewed.
- The website's copy is being prepared for a plain-language pass.
Looking ahead
Next we turn to the operating model and how the website explains it. The blog drafts continue through review.