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Reviewing the Opus experiment

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/team/sessions (local dev)
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/organization/users (local dev)

At a glance

4

changes

0

conversations

10

decisions

0

outside helpers

Who helped

MPMark ParsonQpoint team DBDevin BernoskyQpoint team

What changed

The three changes that matter most, in plain words. Open any one to see it.

1
The dashboard the product ships is now the app everyone was already working on.
One app, the one everyone uses · came from Mark Parson
2
Every page from the old app exists in the new one, and old addresses still lead somewhere.
Nothing lost on the way · came from Mark Parson
3
Six bugs the set-aside rebuild had already fixed were fixed in the new app before the swap.
The best fixes came across first · came from Mark Parson

Also in this cycle

The prototype, the first app and the set-aside rebuild are archived, with instructions to look at or run each one. New in this cycle

How we got here

Each change, traced back to the conversation it came from. A solid mark means the record names the source; a dashed one was matched by the draft and waits for review.

Someone saidWe decidedSo now

Someone said

From the record: no recorded conversation behind this one.

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We decided

c107-D1 Swap now and confirm with Tyler afterwards, since the other apps are archived, not deleted. — Mark Parson

c107-D2 Land the swap on the existing new-pages branch and its pull request. — Mark Parson

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So now

The dashboard the product ships is now the app everyone was already working on.

Someone said

From the record: no recorded conversation behind this one.

→

We decided

c107-D3 Harvest what the set-aside apps got right before they leave, then tell the story of why. — Mark Parson

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So now

Every page from the old app exists in the new one, and old addresses still lead somewhere.

Someone said

From the record: no recorded conversation behind this one.

→

We decided

c107-D3 Harvest what the set-aside apps got right before they leave, then tell the story of why. — Mark Parson

→

So now

Six bugs the set-aside rebuild had already fixed were fixed in the new app before the swap.

Thanks to

People outside Qpoint first. Every thank-you points at something they said or made.

MP

Mark Parson

Qpoint team

Called the cutover and kept everything reachable

Moved the review work onto the rebuild, ruled to cut over now and confirm with Tyler afterwards, asked for the other apps to be harvested and archived rather than deleted, and asked for the story to be told.

DB

Devin Bernosky

Qpoint team

Built the prototype it all grew from

qdash began as Devin's single-file prototype. c107's lineage starts there, and it stays reachable through c97's rebuild.