A fresh-eyes adversarial pass over the 15 pulled commits (godrum +
keyroll + sats + planes cache + god's eye): 21 raised, 18 confirmed,
all fixed.
The instrument: .mid export no longer smuggles the seeded demo beat
(lanes export only if playing or edited off the seed — same test
zeroHasBuild uses); master ▶/■ remembers per-lane mutes; the beat
panel's bpm field is always editable like the dial (🔒 blocks the
world's hands, not the user's); ⏺ rec with the beat stopped anchors
step 0 at arm instead of the invisible free-running clock; note-length
drags speak pointer events (touch works, window-level so mid-drag
re-renders survive); the resize handle no longer eats 40% of a
sixteenth's click width; the god's eye clears a stale ISS trail after
an rAF nap or resize; the "Agent A" dev-process string is gone; the
grimoire now tells the truth about kit knobs and which voices hold
note length (manual regenerated).
The workers: world_sats — partial Celestrak fetches backfill from the
old cache instead of clobbering it, pass-detection state survives the
6-hourly refresh, the no-TLE exit naps 15 min so the supervisor can't
hammer Celestrak, and the venue default now matches world_sky's
Brisbane instead of Null Island; world_planes bounds its stale-cache
fallback to 1h so a days-old sky can't resurrect as live; world_sky's
docstring admits the lat/lon it emits. run.py retires workers that
exit 0 instead of reviving them every 10s (the sgp4-missing churn).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Reader side of the OpenSky shared-cache v1 contract (mirrored in GODSIGH
SPEC2.md §4). Path ~/.cache/godverse/opensky-states.json (env OPENSKY_CACHE_FILE),
content the raw global /states/all body, freshness = mtime within 120 s.
Each poll cycle now checks the cache first: on a fresh hit it reads the global
body, filters the states to our bbox client-side (indices 5=lon, 6=lat), and
skips the HTTP call entirely (logs "cache hit"). On 429 or a network failure it
falls back to a stale cache rather than nothing. This worker only ever polls a
bbox, so it never WRITES the cache (never partial data into a global-contract
file) — it is a pure reader, and degrades to its old ≥450 s bbox fetch when no
writer is around (i.e. prod). Result: godstrument + GODSIGH running together
spend ~one poller's quota instead of colliding and 429-ing each other out.
Verified: unit tests for read_cache freshness/stale/missing + bbox filtering,
and an integration run where a fresh cache is served (count filtered to bbox,
zero HTTP).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Captures backend work already running on godstrument.pro but never committed:
- auth.py: invite-only accounts + per-user presets (SQLite, scrypt, signed
stateless sessions), mounted by hub.py at /api/*
- hub.py: /api static+API handler, readonly public mode, full route spec in hello
- socio-economic / market / fire / debt / crypto workers + normalize/transform
- .gitignore: never commit godstrument_users.db* or auth_secret
- test_fixes.py: framework-free self-check for the review fixes
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Everything — your hand, the room, a satellite, the markets, the sky — becomes an
OSC control signal fused through a modulation matrix. Includes:
- hub + normalize (One-Euro) + matrix (curves/gates/quantize) + transform (tweaks/groups)
- 20+ workers: sim sensors, 8 keyless world feeds, ephemeris/almanac/clock (computed),
time-warp replay (quakes/weather/db), and the dealgod market warehouse feed
- planetary orbital LFOs, SQLite recorder, city targeting
- live browser console: mute, group macros, drag-to-patch, inspector, Web MIDI
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
