Meet your bots — built, ready for review
Answer me with artifact · 2026-10-20 00:12

Meet your bots — built, ready for review

The real app code, running from the feature branch. Nothing is merged or deployed.

Lead: The card and the editable routines calendar are built, on all three surfaces, with docs. All 7870 tests pass, and the typecheck and both builds pass. It waits on your review before anything merges.

A

The card, desktop

real build · preview-meet.html

Start, team picked on the grid, A:// main bot, Gizzi stage, routines on the Day calendar First job, then the done page. The preview isn't signed in, so the API answered 401 and the page says so.

B

The card, phone

Phone: start, team, Gizzi stage, routines, the editor as a bottom sheet, first job, done
Phone: start, team, Gizzi stage, routines, the editor as a bottom sheet, first job, done
C

Bot Mode → Routines calendar

sample routines

Desktop: Day (default), Week, and editing a routine Phone: Day, Week, editor sheet

D

Pull requests

PR What
allternit-ai #670 Card, scheduler, Bot Mode calendar, picker stage, template looks, seen flag
allternit-platform #1719 Guides, architecture page, release notes, dependency map

Checks: tsc 0 errors · 7870 tests pass · vite build and PWA build pass · docs lint and links pass.

E

Fixed while checking

  • The routine editor inside the card had a cream surface and unreadable selected buttons. It's now on document.body with a white surface.
  • Escape didn't close the editor, because a host stopped the key event first. Fixed.
  • A text "9 AM and 5 PM" routine was read as "every 8 h". The calendar now only places intervals the editor offers.
  • I almost dropped "Upcoming runs" from the calendar. It's kept.
  • With no name loaded, a sentence started "your main bot leads…" in lowercase. Fixed.
  • Phone week chips only showed "9". They show the time now.
F

Not checked yet

  • A signed-in run that creates real bots and routines. The preview isn't signed in, so the finish step reported 401s. That's the correct honest report.
  • Real touch drag, Safari, a real phone.
  • Desktop remembers "seen" per computer. Its sign-in has no Clerk client to write account metadata. Making it account-wide needs a small cloud API endpoint.
G

Decisions

Merge and deploy?
Desktop "seen" flag