OpenBrain — personal + business long-term memory

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57% overall12 of 26 steps finished
  1. Pin the baseline and repair the memory store100%
  2. Reconcile the checklist count (it measured out of 15; there are 19)100%
  3. Write the 19-point verification procedure, before running it100%
  4. Run all 19 checks end to end100%
  5. Build the regression test that stops the bug returning100%
  6. Reproduce the fault and find its real cause100%
  7. Fix the fault85%
  8. Prove the fix ten times over, plus the opposite-direction controls90%
  9. Add the guard to the permanent quality set20%
  10. Decision on a separate flagged item100%
  11. Closed by that decision, not built100%
  12. Closed by that decision, not built100%
  13. Closed by that decision, not built100%
  14. Closed by that decision, not built100%
  15. Check the state of the second machine's leftover connection100%
  16. Write the click-by-click instructions for the person who must act90%
  17. A person stops the leftover program on the second machine0%
  18. Claim the reserved address0%
  19. Redeploy the phone-facing app0%
  20. Twenty-four hour stability window0%
  21. Draft the absorbed project's new stage0%
  22. Draft the merge record and queue it0%
  23. A person approves the merge0%
  24. Land the stage and the merge0%
  25. Fresh-eyes re-verification by someone who built none of it0%
  26. Close out and hand over0%
Finish line

One memory for the personal and business sides of the business owner's life that answers only from his real record, never invents, never states a health number, and works from his phone. Done means: all 19 checks passing, the invention fault fixed and permanently guarded, the phone route live and stable for a full day, and a fresh reviewer who built none of it agreeing. Two of the remaining steps need a person rather than an agent, and one is a 24-hour clock that simply has to elapse.