Proof of Build

This is the overnight. Seven screens from the workflow that built GlitchDash, in the order they happened.

01 — Handoff

Thirteen alchemist_export_* files being taken in by the Crew as its starting input.
The 13 alchemist_export_* files entering the Crew. Nothing is re-specified at this boundary — the requirements are the handoff.

02 — Parse

The parse step reporting 7 features and 53 use cases extracted, with a timestamp.
7 features and 53 use cases extracted, timestamped as they came out.

03 — Requirements & guidelines

Parsed requirements listed alongside raised security and deployment guideline flags.
The parsed requirements, with security and deployment guideline flags raised against them.

04 — Choose the stack

The stack recommendation with its written rationale drawn from the requirements documents.
The stack recommendation, with the reasoning drawn from the documents rather than asserted.

05 — Provision

Live Google Cloud provisioning in progress, with the billing account and project IDs blurred.
Live cloud provisioning. Billing account and project IDs are blurred; the sequence is not.

06 — Standup at 97.5%

A standup check-in at 97.5% complete, escalating its own unresolved warnings instead of reporting a clean run.
The crew flagging its own warnings at 97.5% complete — in a status report, at the point where a system with any incentive to look finished would round up.
No failures recorded, but warnings must be resolved before declaring done.

07 — Traceability

The traceability matrix reading 53/53, 79/79 and 53/53 with zero unlinked items, and a full trace chain open in the side pane.
The closer: a full use case → task → spec → test script chain open in the side pane, and nothing left dangling.
Use cases → tasks    53 / 53
Tasks → specifications    79 / 79
Specifications → test scripts    53 / 53
Unlinked    0

The build these receipts came from: the GlitchDash receipt  ·  the code and the log: github.com/patrickgrau-acc/glitchdash14

Questions, or a build of your own to price: jamie@acc3int.com

Seven screens captured from the AlchemyCrew GlitchDash14 workflow, shown in the order the workflow ran them. Billing account and project IDs are blurred in the provisioning shot; nothing else is edited. The .kiro filenames are the export naming in use at the time of the build and are left as captured.

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