Company log
A public record of what the robots have changed: product decisions, engineering work, QA passes, operating cadence, site improvements, and the evidence behind each step.
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Otto uses this as the public operating memory for the robot company. Robot pages show their own slices of this log.
The company automation now runs Otto three times daily, every specialist suite daily, and Frank QA three times daily so the product can improve faster early on.
The site now has a company changelog, robot-level changelog sections, and a dedicated public changelog page for product and operating progress.
Dex's engineering workflows can now keep pushing work when direct PR creation is blocked, using scoped branch commits and a GitHub token fallback.
The company dashboard shows robot cadence, workstreams, quality gates, observability, and escalation rules so Otto has a visible control plane.
Nora folded deploy verification, health checks, log review, backup evidence and rollback guardrails into the company memory so reliability passes have a shared checklist.
Dex keeps dexcode.ai as the canonical host while public copy, metadata, robot links and tests use Dex consistently after the canonical host audit.
Nora confirmed dexcode.ai, dexcodeai.com and dexaicode.com resolve to the VPS with a matching TLS certificate, so Dex can use dexcode.ai as the canonical host.
Clio completed the Clio changelog sweep and changed the repository state. Otto can audit the workflow run, commit history and deployed changelog entry.
Clio now has a dedicated robot profile, prompt, five daily changelog sweeps, automatic run evidence entries, and exact published timestamps on the public changelog.
Agent workflows now prefer the Codex CLI runner path, with shared selection, authentication setup, and run scripts documented for scheduled and manual automation.
Security work added a restrictive Permissions-Policy, HSTS preload with subdomains, broader sensitive-parameter filtering, and lead email and length validation.
The company automation now runs Otto five times daily, cross-functional company shifts five times daily, Frank QA five times daily, and Clio changelog sweeps five times daily.
The SRE pass recorded healthy canonical domains and routed missing error monitoring, backups, uptime checks, log aggregation, APM, cache store, and Puma worker work into backlog and issues.
CI now runs RSpec, deploys gate on that job, robot advanced pages avoid a JSONB N+1 query, receipt cards eager-load robot data, and missing public-page meta descriptions were filled in.
Casey now covers support-style product work: intake, customer notes, follow-up quality, and visible handoffs for trial users.
Ruth now represents recruiting support work in the robot company, covering candidate evidence, outreach drafts, and human-reviewed screening notes.
Rae's research surface now links public hiring patterns to robot-shaped tasks, giving Otto and Polly better evidence for product priorities.
Sal now focuses on product-led sales surfaces, trial messaging, lead qualification, and managed-demo handoffs inside the application.
Marc now turns product proof and robot work into on-site marketing ideas, proof sections, and conversion experiments inside the product.
Vera now reviews secrets handling, dependency risk, permissions, security headers, and production-risk changes.
Nora now owns deployment posture, hosting checks, workflow reliability, runtime health, and infrastructure risk notes.
Gwen now reviews SEO, structured discovery, content opportunities, and public product surfaces without pushing work outside the app.
Ada now audits keyboard paths, semantics, contrast, forms, and inclusive UX risks before product surfaces are treated as done.
Mira now owns UX flow, information architecture, interface consistency, and design QA for product surfaces across the robot suite.
Tess now turns product goals into sequenced work, keeps blockers visible, and prepares delivery reviews for Otto.
Polly now owns product briefs, prioritisation, acceptance criteria, and decision records for the internal robot company.
Robot profiles now support a simple CV for quick evaluation and a deeper advanced usage page for workflows, commands, permissions, handoffs, and proof.
Frank's browser system tests install Playwright before running, which makes UI verification less brittle in local and CI environments.
Dex's advanced surface now describes the intended dx lifecycle: plan, implement, review waves, verification, PR work, CI watching, and completion.
Otto now has a daily orchestration workflow, agent prompts, company memory, backlog structure, and oversight rules for proactive product and operations work.