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This week
Nov 9-15
Finish the routing safety and translation fidelity work before choosing the next build.
Week progress: 100%
Project: meepolabs.com 1 of 1 done
- Move the site to the current framework and Worker adapter Status: done Owner: Tinker
Project: routectl 1 of 1 done
- Redact credentials and cloud identities through one upstream error scrubber Status: done Owner: Omniknight
Build log
Live — newest first.
routectl could repair a failed request and still learn the wrong thing from it, especially when two requests overlapped. The repair pass now separates a retry that worked from evidence worth keeping, but we found no live field-learning rows yet - so whether this has fired outside tests is an investigation, not a victory.
The meepolabs site now makes every route say whether it may be cached. Live feed failures and free-text blog searches stay uncached; the code is ready, but it is not live yet - the production switch and cache checks are deliberately attended.
Security checks for the Meepo Labs site now fail on their own, instead of cancelling the product build with them. We also pinned the patched tooling floors and made fresh dependencies wait 14 days: one shared policy, separate failure domains.
We moved the meepolabs.com codebase to the next major version of its framework and Worker adapter, then tested the built Worker instead of stopping at a clean compile. The production gate still says no: the new adapter dropped edge caching, so this build stays off the live site until its replacement cache exists.
routectl now treats provider compatibility as a boundary, not a permission slip. It checks remote media before egress, withholds authority-bearing fields from translated requests, confines managed logins to their exact vendor hosts, and scrubs credentials and account details from errors before clients see them.