A compact trigger for the signed-copy menu
The sender's envelope list and any table of assigned packages have a row, not a hero slot, and the labelled pill does not fit one. `iconOnly` gives the SAME men...
The § 7001(c) disclosure ships with the code, in twenty-two languages
`@kamo/esign-core` now carries the consumer disclosure itself — six clauses, every language the product signs in, and `consentDisclosure(locale, brand)` to fill...
A real Certificate of Completion, and the three copies of a signed record
What the flatten pipeline appended was one page per signature carrying seven lines: name, email, member id, timestamp, capture method, IP, user agent. No routin...
Record WHICH consent disclosure a signer accepted, and in which language
`consentedAt` records that somebody ticked a box. 15 U.S.C. § 7001(c) is a list of specific things a consumer must be told BEFORE consenting — the right to pape...
One signing surface for both apps, and the white label finally paints
The signing UI existed twice — here, and hand-copied into kamo-internal's legal execution wizard — and the two had drifted in both directions. `@kamo/esign-core...
Render the Signature Date field, and make readOnly mean something
Three changes, of which only the first is new work. **`signature_date`** is a field ESigService fills at the instant the signer signs — never the browser, whos...
A Signature Date field, and a send that admits when nothing was emailed
**"Sent" was not the same thing as "delivered", and the dialog never said so.** ESigService discarded the result of every invitation email, so a send whose mail...
Open at the front of a new session, stay put inside one
Two rules that only make sense together, and the panel did the opposite of both. A member arriving in a NEW browser tab — a fresh sign-in, a second tab opened ...
Give the film a watch page, because Google will not index it from the homepage
Search Console reports the one video on this site as "video is not on a watch page". That is not a bug in the hero — it is Google saying the homepage is about t...
Twelve endings, and every one of them looks different
A hand ends for everyone at the table at once and it ends differently for each of them. Until now it ended one way: somebody won a pot, and the window played th...
A side pot says who is playing for it
The last "consider" left in the request, and the one question a short stack actually has: when the middle splits in two, both piles look like money and only one...
One table at a time, and a table you can name
The felt half of the four rules MediaService started enforcing in a02dd1d. ONE WINDOW. The registry said `maxInstances: Infinity`, reasoning in a comment that ...
The whole window celebrates when somebody wins
A win used to be a sentence in a strip under the board. It is now the entire tool window: an impact flash and a shockwave, light turning behind the board, firew...
The Directory leads the tab strip, Chats follows
Flips the two always-present tabs. The strip now reads Directory, Chats, Sales Scripts, Terminals. The panel still OPENS on Chats: the button that opens it is ...
No empty tables, numbered tables, and one table per member
Four rules, all of them things a member reported seeing broken. EMPTY TABLES. A lobby showed three tables while one game was being played. Two had no seats at ...
A put-away table says you are on the clock
The other half of the hexhead turn indicator. A minimized Hold'em window now lights its head while the action is on you, and drains the head's own outline — gre...
A minimized game says it is your move
A head could already say a message had arrived. It could not say a game was waiting on you — chess tinted its border brass, which on a forty-pixel hexagon at th...
The Show button, and the clock hook mounted
The client half of showing a hand nobody made you show, plus the mount point for the turn-clock audio that landed dead in the previous commit. SHOWING OUTRANKS...
Your own clock, out loud
A thirty-second clock a player is not watching is a hand lost to a timeout while reading an email, and the felt's draining bar only helps somebody already looki...
Every logo on the Branding card can be downloaded
The download control shipped on one of the six artwork slots — the compact company logo — because the row was written inline at that one call site. The other fi...
Show the hand nobody made you show
A pot taken with everybody folding is the one hand at the table whose contents only its owner knows, and there was no way to say what it was. Showing a bluff is...
A table that has ended sends you to the lobby, with the news
An invitation card outlives the table it points at. Somebody follows one ten minutes later, the game is over, and the window answered with a red error bar over ...
Opening a table buys you into it, and the last one out closes it
Both ends of a table's life allowed the same thing: a table with nobody at it. OPENING ONE COST NOTHING AND SEATED NOBODY. A host could put a table in front of...
The captures get the room the notation was taking
Two things the member asked for after seeing it. **The move list is gone.** Nobody was reading a column of notation; what two colleagues playing each other wan...
The organisation's colour, and chips in the compact pot
Finishes two things the chip subsystem had built and not wired. THE BRAND, where a card never sits. The betting line, the wash under the pot and the lift under...
The plies, and how long each one took
Two things the move panel needs, neither of them on the published frame. `GET /games/{id}/moves` hands over every ply in order. It is a separate read rather th...
The board is a table now
The first move of every game was wrong. Pieces were keyed by their position in a FEN scan, and scan order is not identity: after 1.e4 the element that had been ...
The chips are objects on a table
A member asked for the poker chips to stop being decoration. They are a subsystem now: real denominations, real stacking, racks, a betting line, pots that add u...
The table says what just happened
The felt re-rendered a STATE. It never presented an EVENT. Of twenty-six things that happen in a hand of poker, exactly two had any presentation at all — a card...
A poker table in a tool window, and Cheddar in the nav bar
Two genuinely different layouts, a lobby, an invite path that reaches anyone in the organization, and the wallet readout that appears whenever Games does. ## T...
A server-authoritative Texas Hold'em, and the Cheddar wallet seam
Up to ten players a table, started from any conversation, with anyone else in the organization invitable into it. Every rule lives here; the browser owns none. ...
The app, the right, and the six tables a poker game needs
HOLDEM (36) joins KAMO_UNIVERSE and CHESS under GAMES, with PLAY_HOLDEM (319). Both ids were the next free ones; nothing is renamed and nothing moves, because O...
The chat entry opens the pair's board, and you can ask an opponent back
Two colleagues who have played once have a board together for good, so the chat entry stops offering to introduce them. It reads "Open your game" and goes strai...
The chat entry is a door to the pair's board, and you can ask them back
Two colleagues who have played once have a board together for good. So the chat entry stops offering to introduce them: `gameWith` answers with the SHARED game ...
Record when a player was last prodded to come back
DATE_LAST_NUDGE, one clock per game rather than per sender — otherwise two people can take turns nudging each other every five minutes and call it twelve messag...
A capture shelf where the move list was, and a hexhead that says it is your turn
THE SHELF. A move list is a record; between two colleagues playing for fun the pieces you have taken are the thing worth looking at, so they get that space and ...
The board you play on now lives in the same room as the pane that started it
You chose a game in a dark room of board lacquer and brass, pressed start, and landed on a white MUI form with a board floating on it — `var(--surface)`, `divid...
Starting a game from a chat asks once, then plays — it never asks who
Clicking chess in a conversation opened the new-game pane and asked whether you wanted to play the computer or a person, then made you pick the person. The pers...
The opening pane, rebuilt around a game instead of an icon
The pane you get when chess has no opponent yet was the SaaS-card kit: an icon in a rounded square, two tab-cards, two segmented rows, a button. It looked like ...
The inviter plays immediately, and the invitee is told when it is their turn
An invitation used to produce a board the inviter could look at and not touch, waiting on somebody who might be away from their desk. Now the game is running fr...
An invited game starts running, and records whether it has been seen
Inviting somebody created a PENDING game nobody could touch, so the person who had just asked for a game sat in front of a board they were not allowed to use un...
A whole game of chess, server-authoritative, over NATS
The rules live in ONE place and it is this one. ChessEngine implements the whole ruleset — move generation, legality under pin and check, castling, en passant, ...
Games becomes a parent app, with Kamo Universe and Chess under it
GAMES was a category with exactly one thing behind it — the nav icon launched Kamo Universe directly, so the app and the thing inside it named the same click. C...
Filter the bug and improvement reports by who filed them
Reuses /leads' Agent filter — the same field, the same picker, the same gesture — pointed at a different directory: everybody who has filed at least one report,...
A reporter filter, for platform team members only
The board is global — every organization sees every report — and what protects a customer is SystemBugIdentityPolicy withholding WHO filed a row. A control that...
Let the listing be narrowed to one reporter
Adds an optional reporterId predicate to findVisible (both halves) and to countGroupedByStatus, so the numbers beside the status menu keep promising what pickin...
The browser half of the fifty easter eggs
THE CLAIM ROUTE DID NOT EXIST. The Java endpoint has accepted CLIENT claims since the catalogue's first ones shipped, but nothing in Next forwarded to it and no...
An hourglass sprite for the Loitering track
The catalogue guard gives every TRACK a sprite no other track and no single action wears, so the ninth track needed its own 16x16. Drawn three times before it ...
Probes for the eleven derived easter eggs
Eleven of the fifty secrets are questions about durable data rather than about whether a member has SEEN something, so they are DERIVED and they backfill: a mem...
Fifty secret easter eggs, spread across the product
The catalogue was good at rewarding the parts of the product a member already uses and bad at getting them into the parts they do not. A prompt cannot fix that ...
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