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Logbook June 2026
Week of Jun 8 — A major pivot: the inspector moved to an RDF-native architecture. After updating the Plutus wasm32 pin and overhauling docs on Thursday–Friday, five RDF book-layer PRs landed on Saturday (transaction graph emit/render, SPARQL lens, overlay books, blueprint books, SHACL shapes), followed by the RDF provider layer and Material Design 3 chassis on Sunday. The inspector now has a coherent semantic backbone.
- Merged docs: align documentation with code and org docs standard #75
- Merged W2: inspector consumes external cardano-ledger-wasm #89
- Opened docs: RDF semantics composability design #77
- Merged RDF-1: emit and render transaction graphs #91
- Merged RDF-2: vendor rdf-shapes-wasm and add SPARQL lens #92
- Merged RDF-3: overlay books #93
- Merged RDF-4: blueprint books #94
- Merged RDF-5: SHACL shapes books #95
- Opened feat: add verifiable rdf provider layer #96
Week of Jun 15 — The inspector became a usable tool: settings panel, two-pane decoded-tree from RDF/SPARQL, book resolution with merged book overlay, local book store with export/import, and node annotation all shipped. By Sunday the core CQuisitor interaction model — inspect, annotate, browse — was visible in the browser.
- Merged Move backend config to settings #101
- Merged Two-pane decoded-structure tree from RDF/SPARQL #103
- Merged Book resolution: decoded tree resolves merged books #105
- Merged Local book store + export/import #107
Week of Jun 22 — Final push toward CQuisitor parity: tabbed inspect result, tree-primary layout, CQuisitor visual alignment, vertical layout with linked CURIEs and field-type badges, and a faithful structural decode all merged. An opaque entity resolver is open — that closes the last gap before the inspector can handle real-world transactions without manual lookup.