Status Report 2026 10 06

Status report: October 6, 2026

Sprint 1 (September 30 to October 13), week 1 of 2. Reporting period: September 29 to October 5, 2026. Author: Matthew Feroz.

This report shows the project at one point in time and won't be edited after it's posted. Later changes will appear in future reports.

Overall status: 🟢 GREEN

Sprint 1 is ahead of plan. The plan scheduled the first-run walkthrough (#9) and reconnect/cancellation validation (#10) for week 1. Both were completed in development, and so was the week 2 work on report access and publication (#11). Each produced targeted fixes and automated tests. Sprint dates and scope are unchanged.

What's left is acceptance and release:

• Public release. The validated changes were developed in the private development repository. They were opened for review as public pull request #14 on October 6 and are not yet merged.
• Hosted acceptance. Someone still has to sign in with a fresh real account on the hosted site and run a no-model worker check. The sign-in provider changed this week (see the decisions section), so the hosted site needs new configuration first.

Neither item currently threatens the October 13 end of the sprint.

Feature status

✅ complete · 🟡 in progress or partial · ⬜ not started

Feature	Started	Design	Development	Testing	Integrated
Worker setup and pairing, including the no-model worker check	✅	✅	✅	🟡 automated tests pass; hosted check pending	🟡 in development; public release pending
Evaluation configuration (harness, model, vendor, attempts)	✅	✅	✅	🟡 browser smoke tests pass; hosted check pending	🟡 in development; public release pending
Connected execution and recovery (reconnect, cancellation, partial results)	✅	✅	✅	✅ real local worker test: Convex → daemon → Harbor/Docker	🟡 in development; public release pending
Live monitoring	✅	✅	✅	✅	✅
Reports, sharing and publication (private, published and revoked links)	✅	✅	✅	🟡 backend and export access tests pass; hosted check pending	🟡 in development; public release pending
Studio chart and presentation editing	✅	✅	✅	✅	✅
Hosted sign-in (Clerk)	✅	✅	✅	🟡 sign-in checks pass; live sign-in not yet tested	⬜ hosted site not yet switched
Reproducibility evidence and public release checklist (#12)	🟡	🟡	⬜	⬜	⬜

Sprint issues #9, #10 and #11 stay open until their hosted acceptance criteria pass. #12 is scheduled for week 2.

Resource utilization

The project has one team member. Development is agent-assisted: Codex (GPT-6.1 Sol) through T3 Code, with Claude Code for orchestration and independent review.

Matthew Feroz, owner and developer

Completed September 29 to October 5:

• Planned Sprint 1: four issues with completion criteria, a milestone, and a project board with automatic issue import.
• Finished the week 5 deliverables: UI prototypes, the architecture walkthrough, and the sprint plan.
• Merged 19 development pull requests:
  • #9 (first run): restored the no-model worker check and clarified setup, recovery and onboarding guidance.
  • #10 (reconnect and cancellation): verified results are kept when a run is cancelled, and added real worker tests for daemon restart and cancellation.
  • #11 (report access): added tests that private reports stay private, published revisions don't change, and revoked or removed access fails.
  • Sign-in: moved hosted sign-in from WorkOS to Clerk, with a mapping that keeps existing accounts' data.
  • Reliability and performance: bounded report reads for large evaluations, reserved report storage, fixed model naming, pass labels and monitoring updates, and made task hashing and chart rendering faster.

Planned October 6 to October 12:

• Review and merge public release PR #14 after its checks pass.
• Configure Clerk for the hosted site, then run the hosted acceptance checks: sign in with a fresh account, pair a worker, run the no-model worker check, publish and revoke a report link.
• Close #9 to #11 once their evidence passes.
• Complete #12: reproducibility evidence and a public release checklist.
• Prepare the End-of-Sprint-1 status update for October 13.

Team activities

As a solo developer, my collaborative work was with AI coding agents, done through threads and pull requests.

Date	Activity	Purpose	Participants	Outcomes and follow-ups
Sep 30	Sprint 1 planning	Turn the week 5 plans into a two-week sprint	Matthew Feroz, with an AI coding agent	Four issues, milestone and board created. 28 hours committed plus 4 hours contingency.
Oct 1	Worker-check fix	Unblock a first run that needs no model credentials	Matthew Feroz; Codex in T3 Code	Merged the no-model worker check during setup.
Oct 3	Validation walkthroughs for #9, #10 and #11	Test first-run, recovery and report-access behavior and fix what failed	Matthew Feroz; Codex, orchestrated from Claude Code	Three pull requests with fixes and tests. Hosted acceptance checks still needed.
Oct 4	Integration and review	Merge sign-in, reliability and performance work	Matthew Feroz; Codex in T3 Code; independent review by Claude Code	13 pull requests merged after their checks passed. Follow-up: operator backfill of run summaries after deployment.

Changes and major decisions

Area	Decision or change	Reason	Impact
Technology	Hosted sign-in moved from WorkOS to Clerk	Simpler setup and more reliable sessions	Needs Clerk configuration and account mapping before cutover. Adds a hosted sign-in acceptance step. WorkOS stays available for rollback during the transition.
Scope	Restored the no-model worker check during setup	Let new users verify a worker before entering provider credentials (#9)	Small addition within the sprint goal. Schedule unchanged.
Architecture	Saved run summaries and reserved report storage	Large evaluations could exceed backend read limits	Status pages stay fast for large runs. Older runs need a one-time operator backfill after deployment.
Approach	Develop in a private repository; publish to the public repository as reviewed patches	Keep private evidence, notes and branding out of public source	Public releases need a review step. Validation evidence is summarized publicly rather than copied.
Schedule	No change	—	Sprint 1 still ends October 13.