What changed today.

Added public Signal and Noise, A-Portfolio, and 86'd publication routes, a newsletter menu in the header, and an ingest endpoint for publishing new issues.

Applied the almanac editorial treatment, boxed major sections, added section-specific icons, improved punctuation and table rendering, and standardized the public byline as DBTech45.

Created a left-side date and ticker archive, unique issue URLs, and a mobile horizontal navigator. The duplicate LFTO issue was archived and CBRS became the August 13 issue.

Restored the original Paula desk, published verified DBTech45 and Locals Diner design systems, and restored the Seven Layer Labs shipped design, redesign brief, and interactive preview.

Removed the Glass feature and moved the shared markdown work into the site's standard library instead of leaving a dead subsystem behind.

Published the August 13 Walt Disney issue and added a free viewing section with public-domain and institutional archive links.

Confirmed pa-home as the single household channel. The daily fridge brief, alerts, decisions, and family operating items now land in one place instead of being split across channels.

Verified that official food and Points tracking is app-only. The working system is now: Derek posts meals in ww-journey, the app remains the official Points source, and the fleet maintains the running ledger from posted Points or screenshots.

Checked public calculators and food lists. No current unofficial tool was accepted as authoritative because the modern formula is proprietary and many '2026' calculators quietly use old SmartPoints math.

Sofia compared Bobola's with Denny's in Nashua. The main gap was not food quality, but 24/7 access, visible bundles, simpler choices, corridor traffic, rewards, and national recognition. Existing Toast rewards and gift-card routes were identified as under-promoted assets.

Found that exhausted search credits were being mistaken for 'nothing happened.' The fallback and reporting logic were corrected so research failures no longer disappear as silent updates.

Bobby reconciled paper account access, published market briefs and A-Portfolio research, executed and closed one NVDA paper option, and documented the shortfall against the two-trade daily mandate without inventing fills.

Nicky convened Chase, Theo, and Cal across all six games, checked personnel and prices, and refused to manufacture a bet when no verified edge cleared the three-point rule.

Senra delivered a documentary watchlist with links, explained the ownership problem in modern journalism, and published Ray Kroc and Walt Disney founder lessons tied to leverage and control.