The whole system now serves its brand dynamically, the browser extension actually installs and behaves, and the back office — roles, testing, leads, search — is revealed. This release also ships the thing that improves every release after it: a self‑reflection protocol.
Dark‑black header, retired red, hard corners — and the version was stuck at 2.0.0. Hardcoded, so it drifted off‑brand.
Light, rounded, on‑version teal — read live from poppy-brand.json. The pill is draggable, always on top, and renders exactly once.
One source of truth for the accent + version. Change it once and the whole system — including the installed extension — re‑skins. Nothing hardcoded that can drift.
The double‑pill bug is gone. The two scripts live in separate JS worlds, so they now share a DOM guard — exactly one Point & Ask, ever, always on top.
The site's property search and Poppy's in‑chat search share one backend. We build it once; both get better together.
Ask Design, Code & Poppy for input first and get an ack back. Lock edits during the upgrade so the build can focus.
Styling, speed, links, dictionary, data‑tables, spider, combine + consolidate, SWOT — and re‑version every item, turning static into dynamic. Plus the reflection: how did the build go, what moves to next version.
Commit to Testin and save the exact bundle to the server log so the shipped bytes are always reachable.
Stamp a release record, publish this visual summary, report the version where admins look, and email every admin the highlights with a way to give input.
Re‑run the sweeps once it's live to find the next improvements against the larger vision, and log them to the roadmap automatically.
When Poppy judges it's ready to level up, Mike gets a one‑click Approve on his phone — and the next version begins.
This release was driven by your last note. The next one is driven by this one. Tell Poppy what you want — point at anything and ask, or just reply to the launch email.
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