comitia 0.4.0 → 0.4.1
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package/package.json
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[problem] ──dashed──▶ [event = candidate cause] ──solid──▶ [the quote where that event is written]
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schedule piled onto it
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weekly halved a client deadline slipped, Sep 29 meeting: "everything got
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schedule piled onto it pushed to this one job"
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- **Dashed = a guess.** Attached because the timing lines up
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## What looks off
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In September the task board went up with 14 tracks and 118 items, and
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Chilgap dashboard all opened.
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In September the task board went up with 14 tracks and 118 items, and three new apps, a site
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redesign, three new channels and a partner dashboard all opened.
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Nothing visibly closed.
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September 30 to October 15.
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Nothing visibly closed. One internal project was paused, and a client contract deadline moved
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from September 30 to October 15.
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## Candidate causes — the person chooses
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1. **The client project ate all the time** — the timing lines up `docs/2026-09-30-daily.md`
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> let's drop the other threads and focus on this one
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2. **There's room to open things but no room to close them**
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No evidence found. This is only a guess
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## Sources
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- `docs/2026-09-28-task-board.md` — the Sep 28 task board
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- `docs/2026-09-24-direction-and-outsourcing-bottleneck.md` — what opened on Sep 24
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- `docs/2026-09-30-daily.md` — Sep 30, the partner dashboard and the deadline change
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- `meetings/2026-09.md` — all September meetings
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| ❌ | On 9/28 the team task board went up with 14 tracks and 118 items (`docs/28-…`). Within that week
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| ❌ | On 9/28 the team task board went up with 14 tracks and 118 items (`docs/2026-09-28-…`). Within that week three apps, a site redesign (second priority) and three channels opened on 9/24 (`docs/2026-09-24-…`), and on 9/30 a partner dashboard was added (`docs/2026-09-30-…`) |
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| ✅ | In September three new apps, a site redesign and a partner dashboard all opened. **Nothing visibly closed.** |
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- **Two or three sentences** is enough. Longer and nobody reads it on the card
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- **No parenthetical asides.** Drop things like "(second priority)" and "(internal target)"
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2. Browse **by prefix**, like `comitia list topics/`. When the wiki is around 100 pages,
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**reading the relevant pages whole beats searching.**
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3. `comitia search` only matches **the literal word** (max 30 hits; it does not search by meaning).
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Search **several times** with synonyms and alternate spellings — e.g. `
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Search **several times** with synonyms and alternate spellings — e.g. `renewal` · `renewals` · `contract work`.
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4. `comitia read a.md b.md c.md` — **several pages at once** (up to 40 pages / 120,000 characters).
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5. The `## Documents` lines in a topic page point at the originals in `docs/`. When the prose is
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vague, read the original.
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