Phone Site Development — Full-Goal Progress

Companion to Step 1. This is a scope tracker; the first slice has approved Steps 1–3, all eight local implementation stages complete, and an implementation summary. Live release acceptance remains pending. Later slices still require their own approved plans; this checklist does not authorize implementation.

• Request through Step 1: Existing approved operators can use zenmemes.com on a phone; #railspike exposes the … action for tagged posts and thread-labeled replies; selecting a post/reply queues work on the instance; the original thread supports clarification, a request-specific assessment, approval/change requests, status, and failure recovery.

• Planning through reviewed implementation: Steps 2 and 3 have revision-bound approval controls; work resumes reliably after answers/approvals; isolated development, tests, review artifacts, and a usable preview support phone review; Railspike branch and commit requirements remain enforced.

• Deploy and rollback: Explicit operator actions select reviewed release targets; deployment reports verification results; rollback restores a known release with defined handling of mutable data; interrupted or failed releases have a recovery path.

• Complete phone journey: Demonstrate request, clarification, revisions, all approvals, implementation, review, deployment, and rollback from a phone, including interruption and duplicate-action recovery.

Update with evidence and links as each separately approved release completes. Keep unfinished items visible across planning cycles.

Current evidence

• First-slice implementation from feature/phone-site-development was merged into local main at 5ea06e8a on 2026-10-16, including the latest fetched origin/main, without conflicts. The merge was subsequently pushed and deployed; production and the separate assessment checkout reached 61241c77 during live setup. See the implementation summary.

• Merge verification: the full PHP suite passed (1,233 tests), and the 390px browser journey passed on the combined code (real OpenPGP actions, deterministic assessment responses).

• Local scope includes signed request intake, bounded Step 1 assessment, clarification, revisions, revision-bound approval, private status/history, and failure recovery. Approval stops at the Step 2 handoff; later planning, implementation review/preview, and deployment/rollback controls remain unimplemented.

• Deployment and Codex configuration documents installation, authentication, worker environment/cron, real-instance acceptance, recovery, and operational rollback.

• Live evidence: Codex CLI 0.163.0 authenticated through ChatGPT; the configured cron worker processed a real phone request into clarification questions. The operator explicitly selected unsandboxed mode after host restrictions blocked both sandbox backends. See the setup walkthrough and resumption notes.

• First-slice release acceptance remains incomplete: continue the full revision/approval journey and privacy, persistence, and recovery checks. Markdown output currently lacks rendered presentation in the interface. Keep the first item unchecked until the remaining acceptance evidence exists.