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# Repository status

Status: the cinematic and utility-page implementation passes local validation. Starting production and `origin/main` revision is `c6731140191791e407a2fb6eb27ac96711883e32`; this release is not yet published or live-verified.
Status: the cinematic and utility-page implementation is published and live-verified. Current `origin/main` is `e5d750f471875ad392afe68c4380b42967a0d3fd` (a docs-only release-record follow-up); the currently deployed runtime revision is `f63dd3374c2acd4ecfbc837bfe899569eb4a3a23`, confirmed by `/api/version`. The cinematic implementation commit `f09f92aab3327b3672df0d593e50040171cc1295` was merged through PR #3, and the docs correction through PR #4. Mastermind source/index continuity and safe branch/worktree cleanup remain open.

Last reviewed: 2026-09-29.

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## Validated release scope

Renderer continuity tests, responsive/reduced-motion and interaction evidence, measured LiquidGlass rejection, production build, 108 repository browser tests, and manual desktop/mobile review are recorded for this release. The strengthened 10-test focused quality suite passes in system Chrome with H.264 enabled. Chrome 153 locally presented 89 tiny-scroll canvas paints in 1.47s (59.99fps), with 87 distinct sampled outputs and a 17.6ms maximum gap; repeated slow/rapid reverse scrolling across all four routes produced no transparent visible-canvas samples or browser errors. The real-page LiquidGlass prototype measured 60–61 package FPS and no page RAF cadence regression, but was rejected on visual grounds because it introduced a visible inset/double-glass seam on both candidate panels without enough benefit; evidence is recorded in `docs/implementation-plan.md`. Local single-run mobile LCP diagnostics: `/` 2.91s, `/evermind` 2.86s, `/nevermind` 2.86s, `/mastermind` 2.86s, `/docs` 4.05s, `/contact` 4.21s; all exceed the 2.5s target. Production merge/deployment and remote source housekeeping remain pending. The protected dirty checkout `/Users/Office/Repos/prochattools/web/prochat` is preservation-only and must remain byte-for-byte unchanged in its branch, HEAD, status, and tracked diff.
Renderer continuity tests, responsive/reduced-motion and interaction evidence, measured LiquidGlass rejection, production build, 108 repository browser tests, and manual desktop/mobile review are recorded for this release. The strengthened 10-test focused quality suite passes in system Chrome with H.264 enabled. Chrome 153 locally presented 89 tiny-scroll canvas paints in 1.47s (59.99fps), with 87 distinct sampled outputs and a 17.6ms maximum gap; repeated slow/rapid reverse scrolling across all four routes produced no transparent visible-canvas samples or browser errors. The real-page LiquidGlass prototype measured 60–61 package FPS and no page RAF cadence regression, but was rejected on visual grounds because it introduced a visible inset/double-glass seam on both candidate panels without enough benefit; evidence is recorded in `docs/implementation-plan.md`. Release-workflow mobile-simulated LCP medians exceeded 2.5s on all eight routes: `/` 3.78s, `/evermind` 3.77s, `/nevermind` 3.77s, `/mastermind` 3.77s, `/docs` 4.90s, `/contact` 5.12s, `/privacy` 4.82s, and `/terms` 3.85s. The trace reported text LCP with FCP-to-LCP of 0ms, so the metric/simulation discrepancy should be investigated before optimization. This advisory evidence did not block CI or deployment; see `docs/roadmap.md` and `docs/implementation-plan.md`. The protected dirty checkout `/Users/Office/Repos/prochattools/web/prochat` is preservation-only and must remain byte-for-byte unchanged in its branch, HEAD, status, and tracked diff.

## Tracked performance/security notes

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