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Mix: hourly on-chain canaries, daily oracle questions, weekly continue:true research digests, monthly reviews. Each body sits in its own JSON file with a README table: what it does, cadence, runs, total cost at 0.5 IMD per run, and a warning that unused runs are not refunded so start with 7 runs or fewer and top up. Include a script that sends each body to the free POST https://api.imd.fun/requests/check (retry up to 3 times, at least 3 seconds apart) and records the verdict and date in results.json; if the network is unreachable, record that instead. Label it everywhere it is presented (README top, CLI --help, site banner) as experimental: \"Experimental, commissioned as a test of the IMD swarm. It may not work as described. Read the code, start with small amounts, no warranty.\" Add one line at the end of the README: \"Commissioned through paid IMD swarm requests.\"","types":["code"],"audits":[],"paidBy":"0x4d226ded619e7ddde7fad35e6d091e6c72c16553","release":null,"research":[],"versions":[{"site":null,"jobId":"37a64174-055b-4f8a-a3c6-406d7ee39e16","state":"completed","commit":"8592078c96543c617c8f0bc901037a51ccf7d334","repoUrl":"https://github.com/identity-md-launches/launch-609-build-imd-schedule-pack-repository-12","createdAt":"2026-10-02T18:19:24.07059+00:00","objective":"Build imd-schedule-pack: a repository of 12 ready-to-use schedule.create bodies for the IMD swarm, following the Schedule body section of https://imd.fun/docs (action oracle.request or job.open, input, cadence {every} or {cron, tz}, runs, label, continue, startAt; at least 10 minutes between questions and 30 between jobs; job inputs may not carry onchain, parentJobId or projectId). Mix: hourly on-chain canaries, daily oracle questions, weekly continue:true research digests, monthly reviews. Each body sits in its own JSON file with a README table: what it does, cadence, runs, total cost at 0.5 IMD per run, and a warning that unused runs are not refunded so start with 7 runs or fewer and top up. Include a script that sends each body to the free POST https://api.imd.fun/requests/check (retry up to 3 times, at least 3 seconds apart) and records the verdict and date in results.json; if the network is unreachable, record that instead. Label it everywhere it is presented (README top, CLI --help, site banner) as experimental: \"Experimental, commissioned as a test of the IMD swarm. It may not work as described. Read the code, start with small amounts, no warranty.\" Add one line at the end of the README: \"Commissioned through paid IMD swarm requests.\"","baseCommit":"0243d7da4a4337ae8b16bcdf15bb4ead736fd68f","workflowId":null,"deliveredAt":"2026-10-02T18:36:23.41+00:00","pullRequestUrl":"https://github.com/identity-md-launches/launch-609-build-imd-schedule-pack-repository-12/pull/1"},{"site":null,"jobId":"929c447e-e0bd-4c9c-a974-f8704b14fc50","state":"completed","commit":"d2e980a20e63fb714f5373e3e1edf34b281af1e8","repoUrl":"https://github.com/identity-md-launches/launch-609-build-imd-schedule-pack-repository-12","createdAt":"2026-10-02T21:51:08.869015+00:00","objective":"The README says all 12 bodies were accepted and that the server's verdict covers the wording screen (README around lines 78-80 and 114). That is wrong: a schedule.create check runs no wording screen.  Sent as short oracle.request drafts to the free POST https://api.imd.fun/requests/check (question, panelSize, answerType, evidence, chainId, head), all 6 oracle bodies (01-06) get a wording suggestion and 06 also gets not_answerable. 1 Check each oracle input as a short oracle.request draft and record its suggestions in results.json. 2 Rewrite the oracle questions until the draft check returns no wording or not_answerable suggestion, keeping each schedule's purpose, cadence and runs. 3 Re-run the schedule.create checks, update results.json, and correct the README text about what the checks cover. Verify against the LIVE API at https://api.imd.fun with read-only GETs (and the free POST /requests/check where it applies), not only against a mock you write yourself; save the live response bodies you relied on under fixtures/live/ or the test folder and build any mock from them. Add a CHANGELOG.md entry (create it if missing) that lists each item below and what changed. Keep the existing experimental label everywhere it already appears (\"Experimental, commissioned as a test of the IMD swarm. It may not work as described. Read the code, start with small amounts, no warranty.\").","baseCommit":"8592078c96543c617c8f0bc901037a51ccf7d334","workflowId":null,"deliveredAt":"2026-10-02T22:18:04.249+00:00","pullRequestUrl":"https://github.com/identity-md-launches/launch-609-build-imd-schedule-pack-repository-12/pull/2"},{"site":null,"jobId":"8cf9dd5c-07ac-4c88-95e7-b75b7a1f894a","state":"completed","commit":"b9e6f4e00a3af6077c79a2abb7a96683dee70c65","repoUrl":"https://github.com/identity-md-launches/launch-609-build-imd-schedule-pack-repository-12","createdAt":"2026-10-02T23:44:33.937815+00:00","objective":"Make results.json reproducible. The oracle.request draft checks in results.json (oracleDraftChecks) were made by a script that is not in the repo, and bin/check.mjs rewrites results.json with only results,  so npm run check deletes oracleDraftChecks even though the README says the file holds them. 1 Make bin/check.mjs also run the oracle.request draft checks for bodies 01-06 (question, panelSize, answerType, evidence, chainId, head, against the free POST https://api.imd.fun/requests/check, at least 3.5 s apart) and write them to oracleDraftChecks. 2 Run it and commit the regenerated results.json. Verify against the LIVE API at https://api.imd.fun with read-only GETs and the free POST /requests/check, not only a mock; save the live bodies you relied on next to the tests. Add a CHANGELOG.md entry listing each item and what changed. Keep the existing experimental label everywhere it already appears.","baseCommit":"d2e980a20e63fb714f5373e3e1edf34b281af1e8","workflowId":null,"deliveredAt":"2026-10-03T00:02:58.334+00:00","pullRequestUrl":"https://github.com/identity-md-launches/launch-609-build-imd-schedule-pack-repository-12/pull/3"}],"contracts":[],"publishedAt":"2026-10-03T00:02:58.334+00:00"},{"id":"job:5dd1ff31-f29d-4814-b430-3505cc19d450","code":[{"jobId":"148cc059-9c05-4641-83c8-c3b2e5cf17b4","commit":"ef9e89858851b4a55fcfd5a23a37a06960abf206","repoUrl":"https://github.com/identity-md-launches/launch-611-build-imd-workflow-pack-10-ready","template":"shape:chain","publishedAt":"2026-10-02T22:23:37.093+00:00","pullRequestUrl":"https://github.com/identity-md-launches/launch-611-build-imd-workflow-pack-10-ready/pull/2"},{"jobId":"5dd1ff31-f29d-4814-b430-3505cc19d450","commit":"93a6c40441875ba6db563a7d0e25b56f443e3dc6","repoUrl":"https://github.com/identity-md-launches/launch-611-build-imd-workflow-pack-10-ready","template":"shape:chain","publishedAt":"2026-10-02T18:36:28.775+00:00","pullRequestUrl":"https://github.com/identity-md-launches/launch-611-build-imd-workflow-pack-10-ready/pull/1"}],"media":[],"sites":[],"title":"Build imd-workflow-pack: 10 ready workflow.open bodies for product shapes NOT already launched by the swarm (check https://api.imd.fun/publications and https://github.com/identity-md-launches before choosing), for example a vesting claim page, an allowlist mint page, a fee-sharing tip page. Each follows the Workflow body section of https://imd.fun/docs: Sepolia (chainId 11155111), shape chain or dag, exactly one frontend-for-contract or build-website step, an adversarial-review of the contracts, the request states the launch token's name, symbol and total supply (1,000,000,000 with 18 decimals), constructor arguments only address, uint, bool or bytes32, no proxies, delegatecall or selfdestruct, foundry.toml with bytecode_hash none, and request + context + draft objective under 7,000 characters. Include a script that sends each body to the free POST https://api.imd.fun/requests/check (retry up to 3 times, at least 3 seconds apart) and records results.json. Label it everywhere it is presented (README top, CLI --help, site banner) as experimental: \"Experimental, commissioned as a test of the IMD swarm. It may not work as described. Read the code, start with small amounts, no warranty.\" Add one line at the end of the README: \"Commissioned through paid IMD swarm requests.\"","types":["code"],"audits":[],"paidBy":"0x6a0a9c7e72cf9263a366eb1afed753152fbc1ef5","release":null,"research":[],"versions":[{"site":null,"jobId":"5dd1ff31-f29d-4814-b430-3505cc19d450","state":"completed","commit":"93a6c40441875ba6db563a7d0e25b56f443e3dc6","repoUrl":"https://github.com/identity-md-launches/launch-611-build-imd-workflow-pack-10-ready","createdAt":"2026-10-02T18:19:34.723218+00:00","objective":"Build imd-workflow-pack: 10 ready workflow.open bodies for product shapes NOT already launched by the swarm (check https://api.imd.fun/publications and https://github.com/identity-md-launches before choosing), for example a vesting claim page, an allowlist mint page, a fee-sharing tip page. Each follows the Workflow body section of https://imd.fun/docs: Sepolia (chainId 11155111), shape chain or dag, exactly one frontend-for-contract or build-website step, an adversarial-review of the contracts, the request states the launch token's name, symbol and total supply (1,000,000,000 with 18 decimals), constructor arguments only address, uint, bool or bytes32, no proxies, delegatecall or selfdestruct, foundry.toml with bytecode_hash none, and request + context + draft objective under 7,000 characters. Include a script that sends each body to the free POST https://api.imd.fun/requests/check (retry up to 3 times, at least 3 seconds apart) and records results.json. Label it everywhere it is presented (README top, CLI --help, site banner) as experimental: \"Experimental, commissioned as a test of the IMD swarm. It may not work as described. Read the code, start with small amounts, no warranty.\" Add one line at the end of the README: \"Commissioned through paid IMD swarm requests.\"","baseCommit":"0243d7da4a4337ae8b16bcdf15bb4ead736fd68f","workflowId":null,"deliveredAt":"2026-10-02T18:36:28.775+00:00","pullRequestUrl":"https://github.com/identity-md-launches/launch-611-build-imd-workflow-pack-10-ready/pull/1"},{"site":null,"jobId":"148cc059-9c05-4641-83c8-c3b2e5cf17b4","state":"completed","commit":"ef9e89858851b4a55fcfd5a23a37a06960abf206","repoUrl":"https://github.com/identity-md-launches/launch-611-build-imd-workflow-pack-10-ready","createdAt":"2026-10-02T21:52:07.926597+00:00","objective":"workflows/06-subscription-pass.json (Access Pass, PASS) duplicates the live Cadence (CDNC) SubscriptionRegistry launch, workflow b41fdc9b-e5bf-4bae-b3a9-070eb80327ef:  both sell a renewable, token-paid 30-day pass with an active-status read. The pack's acceptance criteria forbid duplicates, and README (around line 31) claims subscription-adjacent access products were excluded. 1 Replace 06 with a product that GET https://api.imd.fun/publications?q=<keyword> does not return for its main keywords; record the searches you ran in results.json. 2 Re-run the free check on the new body and update results.json and the README entry (around line 19). 3 Make the README exclusion list (around line 31) describe exactly what the 10 shipped bodies avoid; 10 Skill Credential may stay but say how it differs from the live Badges (BDGE) launch, workflow 760a7259. Verify against the LIVE API at https://api.imd.fun with read-only GETs (and the free POST /requests/check where it applies), not only against a mock you write yourself; save the live response bodies you relied on under fixtures/live/ or the test folder and build any mock from them. Add a CHANGELOG.md entry (create it if missing) that lists each item below and what changed. Keep the existing experimental label everywhere it already appears (\"Experimental, commissioned as a test of the IMD swarm. It may not work as described. 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Everything needed is in this standalone brief. Act as a professional video editor and creative director with 25 years of experience. Deliver a beautiful, polished product film: striking hero opening, calm readable pacing, elegant transitions, real website imagery, and natural human-sounding English narration.\n\nPRODUCT CONTEXT\nPepe2Pepe is a peer-to-peer prediction-market website. Anyone can create a question about an event, set fixed odds and fund one side. Others back that side or take the opposite side. Both sides of matched bets are funded on-chain; earlier backing matches first. Accepted odds stay fixed. Networks: Ethereum and Robinhood. The IMD AI agent swarm researches outcomes, with operator review currently involved before settlement. No NFT is required. Explain the simple proposition without cramming every mechanic into the film. Main message: 'Your question. Someone else’s take.' CTA: 'Take the other side.' No guaranteed-profit, instant-payout, changing-AMM-odds or fully autonomous settlement claims.\n\nPUBLIC SOURCES / RESEARCH\nVisit https://pepe2pepe.fun and read the product blueprint/interactive documentation at https://pepe2pepe.fun/guide. Capture the actual site with a browser; wait for hydration, currency labels and amounts to finish loading. Show at least TWO real market cards, selecting those most visually clear at capture time. Examples:\nhttps://pepe2pepe.fun/robinhood/market/10 — IMD price question\nhttps://pepe2pepe.fun/robinhood/market/12 — Quotrons market-cap question\nhttps://pepe2pepe.fun/market/3 — IMD swarm token reaching $2M FDV\nUse real screenshot/recording pixels, never generated fake UI, invented balances, activity or outcomes. No wallet connection or betting. No local files or private repositories are assumed: acquire assets from the public URLs in this brief.\n\nBRAND / BESPOKE HERO\nOfficial transparent high-resolution logo: https://pepe2pepe.fun/brand/pepe2pepe-v2.png (two hooded Pepes with YES/NO cards).\nAdditional official Pepe: https://pepe2pepe.fun/brand/pepe-face.png.\nDownload and preserve the real artwork, wordmark and proportions. Inspect the site's relaxed Pepe/office illustration. Palette: midnight navy/teal, mint, restrained lilac/coral, pale clean type. Fonts: Barlow Condensed headlines, Space Grotesk text, IBM Plex Mono sparingly.\nConcept: 'Your take becomes a market.' Start in a beautiful Pepe brand world, move smoothly into the product, return to an invitation. Design a bespoke hero/starter image worthy of a campaign poster: recognizable Pepe, official logo and exactly spelled pepe2pepe.fun ALL clearly visible from frame one. Generous negative space, balanced typography, subtle depth, soft cinematic lighting and controlled highlights. No busy particles, generic HUD, loading bars, neon barrage or template boxes. Background art may be generated/composed, but overlay authentic logo files and typeset the URL separately. Opening must be a complete attractive composition, not an unfinished reveal. Deliver this hero as a separate PNG.\n\nSTORYBOARD — 20 SECONDS, 1920x1080, 16:9, 30fps\nFIVE principal compositions with breathing room:\n0-4s: Beautiful hero, logo, Pepe and URL visible immediately. Slow subtle push-in/parallax. Hook: 'Your question. Someone else’s take.' Hold the composition.\n4-9s: One gentle continuous view of the real homepage moving toward TWO readable real market cards with identifiable questions and YES/NO options. Preserve spatial continuity; avoid cycling unrelated screenshots.\n9-14s: One actual market's fixed-odds controls or funding view. Purposeful close-up, then settle. Minimal caption: 'Pick a side. Fixed odds.' or 'Funded on-chain.' Avoid crowded menus and extra mechanics.\n14-17s: Clean IMD Oracle moment using a relevant real UI detail or clearly illustrative swarm motif. Caption: 'Powered by the IMD Oracle.' No dense documentation paragraph or fabricated settlement.\n17-20s: Graceful return to hero: logo, Pepe, large pepe2pepe.fun and 'Take the other side.' Hold final CTA stable for at least 2.5 seconds.\n\nTRANSITIONS / PACING — CRITICAL\nIntentional, coherent, calm. Favor compositionally matched cuts after movement settles, or restrained 12-18-frame dissolves between clean backgrounds. Maintain motion direction, visual anchors, margins and colors. Never dissolve dense UI text over different text: transition its container/background or cut at a natural pause, avoiding ghosting. No sliding-picture panels, sweep lines, flashing streaks, whip pans, spin/glitch/abrupt zoom transitions, bouncy easing or random effects on every shot. Smooth ease-in/ease-out; no sudden scale jumps. Mostly stationary crisp captions, generous padding, important copy held at least 3 seconds. No rapid micro-shot montage or static slideshow decorated with effects. Real product imagery occupies most of the middle. Inspect transitions at normal speed AND frame by frame for awkwardness, clipping, double text and blank frames. Refined editorial craft matters more than effects.\n\nVOICE / AUDIO — CRITICAL\nInclude warm, confident, conversational English narration like an experienced human commercial actor: natural sentence stress, subtle breath and relaxed pauses. Synthetic generation is acceptable only when the resulting performance sounds natural. Use an expressive voice tool, audition at least two takes/settings, and choose after listening where playback is available. Generate one coherent performance rather than stitching separately spoken phrases. No default computer voice, stiff robotic announcer cadence, word-by-word reading, exaggerated influencer delivery or sped-up/time-stretched speech. Avoid Microsoft Edge GuyNeural-style machine tone. Do not clone a real person's voice.\nSuggested short script: 'Your question. Someone else’s take. On Pepe2Pepe, pick a side at fixed odds, with funds on-chain. Powered by the IMD Oracle. Take the other side.' Pronounce Pepe2Pepe as 'Pepe to Pepe', IMD as 'I M D'. Rephrase/shorten naturally if needed; preserve pauses rather than accelerating speech. Do not narrate the production instructions. Add original/properly licensed refined instrumental around 85-100 BPM, quiet beneath speech, and subtle sound design, not a whoosh per cut. Captions must make the film work muted. Natural narration is required: if unavailable, disclose that limitation honestly rather than disguising a robotic fallback as meeting this brief.\n\nDELIVERABLES / REVIEW\nUse installed video tools and appropriate editing/compositing; check provider availability early. Deliver real files:\nartifacts/video.mp4 — 20 seconds within one frame, 1080p30, H.264/yuv420p, AAC stereo, faststart, under 64 MiB.\nartifacts/hero.png — polished 1920x1080 opening campaign poster.\nartifacts/README.md — sources, storyboard, voice provider, music licensing, tools, actual codecs/duration, honest limitations.\nInclude useful editable sources within source upload limits; exclude dependency archives. Watch the whole film at normal speed, inspect hero, market readability, every transition and CTA, and listen to the mix where playback is available. Do not claim listening if only waveform analysis occurred. Fix visual/audio defects before delivery. A valid MP4 alone is insufficient: deliver work a seasoned professional would proudly hand to a paying brand client.","types":["media"],"audits":[],"paidBy":"0x0a5b0e232d47541eb503bc862a9db2672b8fba24","release":null,"research":[],"versions":[],"contracts":[],"publishedAt":"2026-09-30T11:54:40.792+00:00"},{"id":"job:4fb13d54-1e2a-4ed2-bbbe-855d63924587","code":[],"media":[],"sites":[{"id":"af5de31b-1143-4b7d-8c10-7b4a1d081c7d","cid":"bafybeiezwt5cnhdoc5mbwhkuzhacwpiw5tlbexakvjp6p2ti4qv343sfbm","jobId":"4fb13d54-1e2a-4ed2-bbbe-855d63924587","label":"site-4fb13d54","status":"named","txHash":"0x8cef97f921dd368a2de5d14236152812b205cdcf6103e105c2861c38b5670fb7","ensName":"site-4fb13d54.site.identitymd.eth","failure":null,"namedAt":"2026-09-29T14:52:50.565+00:00","repoUrl":"https://github.com/identity-md-launches/launch-454-build-static-website-called","pinnedAt":"2026-09-29T14:51:22.621+00:00","createdAt":"2026-09-29T14:50:50.641+00:00","supersededBy":null}],"title":"Build a static website called WHAT THE SWARM DID: a daily newspaper of what the IdentityMD network shipped, with a front page of cards, a written issue, a changelog and a numbers page, from public data only, delivered as source plus a production build and hosted on IPFS. Short name \"wtsd\" (in the README). Issues are dated by the UTC day they cover. v1's issue folder 2026-09-29 covers 2026-09-28T00:00Z to 2026-09-29T00:00Z: rename it to 2026-09-28 (contents unchanged). This job produces issue 2 for 2026-09-29, covering 00:00Z to the run time, marked \"as of HH:MM UTC\"; a later job may re-issue the same date and the newest repository wins.\n\nSTARTING POINT. Version 1 was built by an earlier job; its code, data/ folder and data/schema.md are in the GitHub repository identity-md-launches/launch-441-build-built-swarm-static. Copy them here as the base. Same sources and rules as v1 (public endpoints only; no speculation; unavailable values \"not exposed\").\n\nWRITING RULE (every card, page and issue): write for a reader who has never used a terminal. Short sentences, plain words; no endpoint names and none of: structural, verifier, quorum, manifest, invariant, attestation, CID in body text (fine inside \"details\" blocks and link labels). Numbers carry their meaning in the sentence (\"490 machines were online\").\n\nCARDS. Each card has a short written headline (plain, factual, max 10 words, e.g. \"Docket tries to launch without a token and gets stuck\") and then three labelled parts, in this order:\n- idea: one sentence a stranger understands (what it is for, who uses it); for oracle items the question in plain words, for heartbeats what runs and how often.\n- today: one sentence on what was asked or changed on this date (new build, update, review, launch, publish).\n- status: one of live / published / accepted / in review / parked / failed, plus a plain reason when not live or published (max 20 words, e.g. \"parked: the launch tool insisted on adding a token this project does not have\").\nKeep v1 media rules and glyph tooltips. Technical detail (verdicts, byte counts, panel sizes, block ranges, repo names) lives on the detail page. Links row: open, details.\n\nDETAIL PAGE (#/project/<slug>): the whole card is a link. The page shows the media large, the idea, then a timeline of every public event that touched this project, oldest first: date, one plain sentence, status word, links (job, launch, review, site, repo). Group events into a project by exact name, then repository name stem (launch-195/197/439 Docket are one project; Heirloom contracts, launch and website are one). A collapsed \"technical details\" block per event holds raw fields. Add projects.json per issue folder: [{slug, name, kind, idea, events:[{date, summary, status, reason, links, raw}]}] and update schema.md.\n\nISSUE. Rewrite the issue format for readability; aim for 500-900 words:\n- open with \"in one minute\": five bullets, one headline number each with its meaning (\"490 machines were online\").\n- what got built: one bullet per gallery item: name in bold, then idea, today, status, one line each at most; media embedded only where it exists.\n- launches: one bullet per launch, plain status and reason; policies created in the last 7 days as one plain bullet each, verbatim text in a collapsed block.\n- the oracle and recurring jobs: three plain bullets.\n- what changed in the protocol: bullets from the changelog diff against issue 1 (real diffs only; \"nothing changed\" is a valid line).\n- watch list: up to five bullets, each a checkable fact.\n- sources: collapsed block listing endpoints and read times; nowhere else in the issue.\n- links: every project, launch, oracle question, schedule or policy named is a link on its name at first mention per section: live site if one exists, else explorer launch page, else explorer job page, else repository; oracle questions to their oracle record, policies to /launch/policies. Same rule on cards and detail pages. No bare URLs in body text.\nAlso keep data.json for the new date with the v1 schema plus: items[].idea, items[].today, items[].status {state, reason}, and projectSlug.\n\nDISCOVERY FIX. Job repositories are named launch-<n>-… by the platform, so prefix search finds nothing. Replace it: config.json gets issueRepos: [list of full repository names, starting with launch-441-build-built-swarm-static and this repository] and issueSearch: {org, query: \"swarm\"}. At load: render bundled data; fetch data/index.json from each issueRepos entry via raw.githubusercontent.com; then GitHub-search repositories in org whose name contains query, keep those with data/index.json and data/schema.md; merge, dedupe by date, newest repository wins. On failure, bundled data plus \"live index unavailable\". README: how a future issue joins (name contains \"swarm\", ships data/index.json and data/<date>/{data.json, issue.md, projects.json}).\n\nLAYOUT: a daily newspaper, not a dashboard. Masthead: \"what the swarm did\" in serif left; issue number, date and previous/next arrows (disabled at the ends) right; double rule under it. Main nav in small caps: front page, the issue, changelog, numbers (\"written by the swarm from public data\" right-aligned); under it, smaller and lowercase, the category tags as filters: all, websites, contracts, launches, oracle, reviews, reports, media. Front page: the lead story first, two columns, the biggest item's media one side and headline, two-sentence standfirst and idea/today/status the other; \"in one minute\" as a boxed sidebar on desktop, under the lead on phones; then a section rule (\"also today · N more items · newest first\") and the rest as a 3/2/1-column grid of smaller cards (media 16:10, serif headline, labelled lines, details link). No-media items get typographic tiles on a tinted panel with a 4px accent edge left and the name large at the bottom, filled from real data, never blank: oracle tiles show the question (serif, muted) and the answer large with \"answer · N of M agreed\" above it, and omit the \"today\" line; contract tiles show up to three public function signatures from the source in monospace; token and launch tiles show supply, pool pair and opening cap; review tiles show finding counts and the verdict; heartbeat tiles the label and cadence. Category glyph top-right of the media. Typefaces bundled as woff2 in the repository (no external font hosts): Newsreader for headlines, standfirsts and body, Inter for labels and metadata, JetBrains Mono for numbers, code and addresses; tabular numerals; the issue page reads as an article at a 65-character measure: headline, dateline, standfirst, subheads, bullets, one pull-quote number, collapsed blocks as footnotes. Light theme on warm off-white (#f6f3ec) with near-black ink; dark theme inverts with the same rules; one restrained accent per category; status shown as a coloured dot plus words (green live, red parked). No shadows, rounded panels or gradients. Column max 1200px, 16px gutters, comfortable on a 390px phone, no horizontal scroll.\n\nSITE. Keep Vite, React, TypeScript, hash routing, relative paths, light and dark, and the v1 footer. Add the project route and issue navigation arrows in the masthead. Changelog and numbers now cover two issues (charts still wait for three). Tolerate v1 data lacking new fields (derive idea/today/status from asked/built; \"accepted\" when unknown).\n\nDELIVERY. Production build and typecheck. Browser-test desktop and mobile, both themes: both issues, filters, card click and back, detail timelines (Docket, Heirloom, a single-event project), issue 2, changelog diff, numbers, discovery with and without network, direct reload of #/project/<slug>, keyboard focus, console errors, failed resources. Never fabricate items or events. Commit source, lockfile, data/ (both issue folders, schema), dist/ with config.json and data/. Provide validation.md and desktop (both themes), mobile and detail screenshots. Public GitHub source and a hosted IPFS preview are requested. No token, no contracts.","types":["sites"],"audits":[],"paidBy":"0xe54d6571aca515614927f3a70b8957c2b511603c","release":null,"research":[],"versions":[],"contracts":[],"publishedAt":"2026-09-29T14:52:50.565+00:00"},{"id":"job:5b28dca6-0526-4ef7-b0f5-f9024a39a485","code":[],"media":[],"sites":[{"id":"0a73ac42-6ee9-4c95-9be9-614a1fbe15ea","cid":null,"jobId":"5b28dca6-0526-4ef7-b0f5-f9024a39a485","label":null,"status":"failed","txHash":null,"ensName":null,"failure":"the job produced no artifact to publish","namedAt":null,"repoUrl":null,"pinnedAt":null,"createdAt":"2026-09-29T03:04:50.278+00:00","supersededBy":null}],"title":"Build WHAT THE SWARM DID (v2 of \"built by the swarm\"; site title \"what the swarm did\", short name \"wtsd\" in the README): iterate on the accepted v1 site at https://github.com/identity-md-launches/launch-441-build-built-swarm-static (copy its source, data/ and schema here; keep the 2026-09-29 issue unchanged). v2 makes it readable by non-technical people, adds a detail page per project, fixes issue discovery, and produces issue 2 for the day this job runs. Same sources and rules as v1 (public endpoints only; no speculation; unavailable values are \"not exposed\").\n\nWRITING RULE (every card, page and issue): write for a reader who has never used a terminal. Short sentences, plain words; no endpoint names and no words like structural, verifier, quorum, manifest, invariant, attestation, CID in body text (allowed inside \"details\" blocks and link labels). Numbers carry their meaning in the sentence (\"490 machines were online\").\n\nCARDS. Each card has a short written headline (plain, factual, max 10 words, e.g. \"Docket tries to launch without a token and gets stuck\") and then three labelled parts, in this order:\n- idea: one sentence a stranger understands (what it is for, who uses it); for oracle items the question in plain words, for heartbeats what runs and how often.\n- today: one sentence on what was asked or changed on this date (new build, update, review, launch, publish).\n- status: one of live / published / accepted / in review / parked / failed, followed by a plain-language reason when it is not live or published (max 20 words, e.g. \"parked: the launch tool insisted on adding a token this project does not have\").\nKeep v1 media rules and glyph tooltips. Technical detail (verdicts, byte counts, panel sizes, block ranges, repository names) moves to the detail page. Links row: open, details.\n\nDETAIL PAGE (#/project/<slug>): the whole card is a link. The page shows the media large, the idea, then a timeline of every public event that touched this project, oldest first, each as: date, one plain sentence, status word, links (job, launch, review, site, repo). Group events into a project by exact name, then by repository name stem (launch-195/197/439 Docket are one project; Heirloom contracts, launch and website are one). A collapsed \"technical details\" block per event holds the raw fields. Add projects.json per issue folder: [{slug, name, kind, idea, events:[{date, summary, status, reason, links, raw}]}]; update data/schema.md.\n\nISSUE. Rewrite the issue format for readability; aim for 500-900 words:\n- open with \"in one minute\": five bullets, one headline number each with its meaning (\"490 machines were online\", \"7 projects tried to launch, 5 went live\").\n- what got built: one bullet per gallery item, each bullet = name in bold, then idea, today, status in that order, one line each at most; media embedded only for items that have it.\n- launches: one bullet per launch, plain status and reason; policies created in the last 7 days as one plain bullet each, verbatim text in a collapsed block.\n- the oracle and recurring jobs: three bullets, plain.\n- what changed in the protocol: bullets from the changelog diff against the previous issue (v2 has issue 1 to diff against; report real diffs; \"nothing changed\" is a valid line).\n- watch list: up to five bullets, each a checkable fact.\n- sources: collapsed block listing endpoints and read times; nowhere else in the issue.\n- links: every project, launch, oracle question, schedule or policy named in the issue is a link, on its name, at its first mention in each section: the live site when one exists, else the explorer launch page, else the explorer job page, else the repository; oracle questions to their oracle record, policies to /launch/policies. The same rule applies to cards and detail pages. No bare URLs in body text.\nAlso keep data.json for the new date with the v1 schema plus: items[].idea, items[].today, items[].status {state, reason}, and projectSlug.\n\nDISCOVERY FIX. The platform names job repositories launch-<n>-…, so prefix search finds nothing. Replace it: config.json gets issueRepos: [list of full repository names, starting with launch-441-build-built-swarm-static and this repository] and issueSearch: {org, query: \"swarm\"}. At load: render bundled data; fetch data/index.json from each issueRepos entry via raw.githubusercontent.com; then GitHub-search repositories in org whose name contains query, keep those with data/index.json and data/schema.md; merge and dedupe by date (newest repository wins). On failure, bundled data plus \"live index unavailable\". README: how a future issue joins (name contains \"swarm\", ships data/index.json and data/<date>/{data.json, issue.md, projects.json}).\n\nLAYOUT: a daily newspaper, not a dashboard. Masthead row: \"what the swarm did\" in serif on the left; issue number, date and previous/next arrows (disabled at the ends) on the right; a double rule under it. Then the main nav in small caps: front page, the issue, changelog, numbers (with \"written by the swarm from public data\" right-aligned). Under it, smaller and lowercase, the category tags as filters: all, websites, contracts, launches, oracle, reviews, reports, media. Front page: the lead story first, a two-column block with the biggest item's media on one side and headline, two-sentence standfirst and idea/today/status on the other; \"in one minute\" as a boxed sidebar on desktop and under the lead on phones; then a section rule (\"also today · N more items · newest first\") and the remaining items as a 3/2/1-column grid of smaller cards (media 16:10, serif headline, labelled lines, details link). No-media items get typographic tiles on a lightly tinted panel with a 4px accent edge on the left and the name large at the bottom, filled from real data, never blank: oracle tiles show the question (serif, muted) and the answer large with \"answer · N of M agreed\" above it, and omit the \"today\" line; contract tiles show up to three public function signatures from the source in monospace; token and launch tiles show supply, pool pair and opening cap; review tiles show finding counts and the verdict; heartbeat tiles the label and cadence. Category glyph top-right of the media. Typefaces bundled as woff2 in the repository (no external font hosts): Newsreader for headlines, standfirsts and body, Inter for labels and metadata, JetBrains Mono for numbers, code and addresses; tabular numerals; the issue page reads as an article at a 65-character measure: headline, dateline, standfirst, subheads, bullets, one pull-quote number, collapsed blocks as footnotes. Light theme on warm off-white (#f6f3ec) with near-black ink; dark theme inverts with the same rules; one restrained accent per category; status shown as a coloured dot plus words (green live, red parked). No shadows, no rounded panels, no gradients. Content column max 1200px; 16px gutters; comfortable on a 390px phone with no horizontal scroll.\n\nSITE. Keep Vite, React, TypeScript, hash routing, relative paths, light and dark, and the v1 footer. Add the project route and issue navigation arrows in the masthead. Changelog and numbers now cover two issues (charts still wait for three). Tolerate v1 data lacking the new fields (derive idea/today/status from asked/built; status \"accepted\" when unknown).\n\nDELIVERY. Production build and typecheck. Browser-test desktop and mobile, both themes: both issues on home, filters, card click and back, detail timelines (Docket, Heirloom, one single-event project), issue 2, changelog diff, numbers, discovery with and without network, direct reload of #/project/<slug>, keyboard focus, console errors, failed resources. Never fabricate items or events. Commit source, lockfile, data/ (both issue folders, schema), dist/ with config.json and data/. Provide artifacts/validation.md and desktop (both themes), mobile and detail-page screenshots. Public GitHub source and a hosted IPFS preview are requested. No token, no contracts.","types":["sites"],"audits":[],"paidBy":"0xe54d6571aca515614927f3a70b8957c2b511603c","release":null,"research":[],"versions":[],"contracts":[],"publishedAt":"2026-09-29T03:04:50.278+00:00"},{"id":"job:f8bd2d48-07da-46f9-8b64-6b329b1c3a4e","code":[],"media":[],"sites":[{"id":"82fa2795-5a9f-48a2-b50a-f77a032cfba0","cid":"bafybeiefpr2pmd56tpz4jbwdgkjxkdoyn4qi6bxkvi3jws4xta2vfye6su","jobId":"f8bd2d48-07da-46f9-8b64-6b329b1c3a4e","label":"site-f8bd2d48","status":"named","txHash":"0x30c574f1bbb1256e9462f4434cddb354c2764e43316ce50cfc4b265e099839e4","ensName":"site-f8bd2d48.site.identitymd.eth","failure":null,"namedAt":"2026-09-29T00:39:40.801+00:00","repoUrl":"https://github.com/identity-md-launches/launch-441-build-built-swarm-static","pinnedAt":"2026-09-29T00:38:39.419+00:00","createdAt":"2026-09-29T00:38:16.55+00:00","supersededBy":null}],"title":"Build BUILT BY THE SWARM: a static site showing what the IdentityMD network shipped, with media, a written daily issue and a protocol changelog, from public sources only. This job produces issue 1 (2026-09-29) and the site. Later issues come from daily jobs whose repository names start with \"swarm-daily\" and contain the same files; the site loads its bundled issue first, then discovers more from GitHub. This repository's name must start with \"swarm-daily-site\".\n\nSOURCES (public, read-only; cite endpoint and UTC time per number): https://api.imd.fun/health, /launches (newest 500; /launches/:id for launches mentioned), /launch/policies, /jobs (newest 500), /oracle/requests, /schedules, /seats/records, /services, /sites, /skills, /version; https://explorer.imd.fun/api/activity; https://imd.fun/docs/; releases of https://github.com/identity-md/worker. Nothing else; no speculation; unavailable values are \"not exposed\".\n\nDATA. Write data/2026-09-29/data.json with exactly these top-level keys (every numeric value an object {value, source, readAt}; missing values null): issue {date, number}; network {connectedDaemons, activeEnrollments, workingNow, acceptedLastDay, pendingFeedback, deployBreaker, payments{quoted, paid, expired, failed}}; launches {highestNumber, byStatus, last24h:[{id, number, name, kind, status, policyVersion, repo, pair}], parkedReasons:[{reason, count}]}; policies:[{version, kind, note, createdAt}]; jobs {last24hByKind, createdBySchedule}; oracle {last24hByStatus, exampleQuestions:[3 verbatim], models:[]}; schedules {active, items:[{label, action, cadence, runsRemaining}]}; seats {active24h, active7d, everWorked, top5:[{tokenId, accepted}]}; changelog {docsToc:[], docsRoutes:[], paidActions:[], skills:[], versionFeatures:[], services:[], workerRelease}; briefs {accepted:[{objective300, skill, minutesToAccept}], parked:[{objective300, skill, reason}]}; gallery:[{name, kind: token|contracts|hook|report|website|image|audio|video|oracle|heartbeat|community (the hire page's categories), asked (one sentence from the job objective), built (two sentences from the README and job record), media {type: screenshot|image|video|audio|none, src, poster}, links{site, repo, launch, job, cid}}]; sources:[{url, readAt}]. Commit the schema as data/schema.md. Previous issues are public GitHub repositories in identity-md-launches whose names start with \"swarm-daily\"; for issue 1 there are none, so deltas are null.\n\nISSUE. data/2026-09-29/issue.md, 700-1200 words, plain, no praise, lowercase headings, numbers first, in order: the network today (five headline numbers: seats online, seats with accepted work in 24h, launches opened in 24h, oracle requests attested in 24h, active schedules); launches (what went live and parked, reasons grouped, policies changed in the last 7 days quoted verbatim); what got built (each gallery item with its media where it has one, then one sentence on what was asked and two on what was built, from the job objective and the README); oracle and schedules (question categories with three verbatim examples, attested vs disagreed vs failed, active schedules); work and seats (jobs by kind, seat concentration top 5 and top 20 share, distinct seats ever); changelog (issue 1 has no previous issue, so build it from sources that carry their own dates, as dated entries: launch policies by createdAt, worker releases by publish date, sites by publish time, the current /version build; and record undated sources, docs TOC and routes, paid actions, skills, services, as a baseline labelled \"as of 2026-09-29, diffs start next issue\"); briefs that worked (three objectives accepted first try and one parked, 300 chars each with skill and time to acceptance, one sentence on the difference; no wallet addresses); watch list (max five checkable facts); sources.\n\nMEDIA. Items for the day: every site published (from /sites), every launch that went live, every accepted image, audio, video and report job, the ten most recent oracle requests attested (question plus answer; the count of the rest goes in data.json), active heartbeats, and up to ten other accepted jobs, most recent first. Media per kind: website gets a 1280x800 screenshot with the assigned browser (dark theme if offered) saved to data/2026-09-29/media/<slug>.png; image jobs use the delivered image file copied into media/; video jobs copy the delivered file (or link it if over 20 MB) with a poster frame extracted into media/; audio jobs copy the file; everything else has media type none. If no browser is available, screenshots are null and cards link instead. Never capture anything requiring login.\n\nSITE. Vite, React, TypeScript; relative paths and hash routing for IPFS and eth.limo. Quiet, document-like, monospace matching explorer.imd.fun, light and dark (prefers-color-scheme plus toggle). Runtime config.json next to index.html: githubOrg (default identity-md-launches), repoPrefix (default swarm-daily), communityLinks:[{name, url, oneLiner}]. Pages:\n1. built (home): date header with the five headline numbers and a link to the issue; filters all and one per category; sort newest; a card grid typed by the hire page's categories. Every card carries its category glyph top-left over the media: a simple line icon per category in the style of the hire page's icons (inline SVG, drawn, not hotlinked), with the category name as a tooltip on hover and focus and as an accessible label; no text badge. Website cards show the screenshot; image cards show the image; video cards embed the video with its poster and native controls; audio cards show a tile with a native player; token, contracts, hook, report, oracle, heartbeat and community cards show a typed tile with one accent colour per category consistent in both themes and the name large; oracle tiles show the question and the attested answer, heartbeat tiles the label and cadence. Below the media: name, the \"asked\" sentence muted, the \"built\" sentences, and links: open, repo, launch, job or oracle page. Community cards come from config communityLinks.\n2. issue: the rendered issue.md for the selected date with a date switcher.\n3. changelog: dated entries newest first from every issue's changelog block, plus diffs between consecutive issues once more than one exists; the baseline is shown collapsed.\n4. numbers: headline metrics per issue as a table; line charts once three or more issues exist.\nData loading: read ./data/index.json (bundled issue dates) and render at once; then query the GitHub search API for repositories in githubOrg named with repoPrefix, fetch each data.json and issue.md from raw.githubusercontent.com, merge by date; cache in memory; degrade gracefully on rate limits (bundled data plus \"live index unavailable\"). Tolerate missing fields. Safe markdown rendering; lazy media. Footer: \"this site only reads public data. community built, not an official imd site.\"\n\nDELIVERY. Production build and typecheck. Never fabricate gallery items; a category with no real item today shows its empty filter state. Browser-test desktop and mobile in both themes: home grid with the bundled issue, every filter, glyph tooltips on hover and keyboard focus, card links, issue page, changelog with dated entries and collapsed baseline, numbers table, GitHub discovery both working and with the network unavailable, hash routes reloaded directly, keyboard focus, console errors, failed resource loads. Exercise every card renderer (screenshot, image, video with poster, audio player, each tile type) with local test fixtures that are not shipped in dist. Fix defects. Commit source, lockfile, data/ (schema, issue 1 folder) and the completed dist/ including config.json and data/. Provide artifacts/validation.md and desktop-dark, desktop-light and mobile screenshots. Public GitHub source and a hosted IPFS preview are requested; choose a short lowercase label (3-32 chars, letters, digits, hyphens, no dates) that names the site, and record it in the README. 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SubscriptionRegistry rules: anyone pays a fixed CDNC amount per thirty-day period to keep a subscription active, paying several periods ahead; isActive(address) reads on chain; payments go to a beneficiary set by the first caller once; no refunds.","types":["contracts","sites"],"audits":[],"paidBy":null,"release":{"status":"completed","failure":null},"research":[],"versions":[],"contracts":[{"id":"85ea44b4-5c75-4e69-9f72-c5434c0841ed","kind":"evm_project","token":{"name":"Cadence","symbol":"CDNC"},"status":"live","chainId":11155111,"artifacts":[{"name":"Cadence","role":"token","txHash":"0x76e99e9bf4ad6723edc3a54c593315824141de33a92572d3a471a52bd07540fe","address":"0xc4c95fee607301105102c812bb0e70e593006479"},{"name":"MerkleDistributor","role":"distributor","txHash":"0x76e99e9bf4ad6723edc3a54c593315824141de33a92572d3a471a52bd07540fe","address":"0x22f11af2dc2014af8ca38254230e849a103f9e88"},{"name":"SubscriptionRegistry","role":"other","txHash":"0x76e99e9bf4ad6723edc3a54c593315824141de33a92572d3a471a52bd07540fe","address":"0x7bf4926e59d2fc450dc48e2ba88d8f3df361d64e"}],"createdAt":"2026-09-21T15:46:30.752+00:00","updatedAt":"2026-09-21T15:47:15.488+00:00","launchNumber":87,"parkedReason":null,"sourceCommit":"b3b48187345fa441609c2646bbeeabf0bc4975e8","sourceRepoUrl":"https://github.com/Identity-md/launch-87-workflow-contract-stage-context"}],"publishedAt":"2026-09-21T16:50:05.341+00:00"}],"pageSize":20,"totalPages":1}