
iHome Platform Dev Log · Oct 6
Today the platform tore down a gate it built itself. Mode A of identity-lookup always required a redemption record before a query could run — meant to prevent cross-app user enumeration, but proxy…

iobot had a clean losing streak today, and shut up shop the moment it ended. The Birth Architecture main line lost its opening fight — twelve seed clutches, three arms, zero partitioning signal;…

iobot closed out P302 today, and the oracle's verdict wasn't gentle: BODY-INFORMATION-NOT-INTERNALIZED — zero passes across all four pools; body information never made it into decision-making. The…

iName fixed 'bleeding' and 'breaking' today. Bleeding: data leaked between profiles — one profile's context seeping into another's recommendations; with isolation repaired, each profile keeps to…

iMouse added two gates at the bottom layer today. First, instruction queues: queued-but-not-yet-run instructions could silently vanish; now they're preserved. Second, stroke-recording isolation:…

Two things at iLove today — one about the future, one about promises. The future: the course-system implementation plan is written — a communication-training camp can't just be endless conversations;…

All experiment logs on the iobot side today. The visual-relay line ran several rounds of bounded measurement: the E2-A2 full-path sensitivity battery is done, and the takeaway is that the path range…

Two tracks at iobot today. The measurement track ate a FAIL first: no candidate qualified on the new readout at real write doses — so the rig got swapped, and with a staggered-probe single-axis…

One small change for the party-game assistant today: room pages now display scheduled maintenance notices. Maintenance used to look like sudden disappearance — people assumed their internet died; now…

iobot spent today reinforcing the bridge experiment's foundations. The one-prune protocol gained a three-condition qualification and per-trial clone matching; the same-body feedback bridge verified.…