The family app's Shopping screen, restyled to the Pearl design system

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2026-09-06 — The plan file the relevant record stays closed. Nick picked the fourth concept page for the next Shopping round, a strip of the products the family buys again and again with a last-bought timeline, and asked for better icons and for the section to run on real purchase history. A sheet showing the same eight products in six icon styles is live at https://skippy-designs.pages.dev/family-the relevant record, with two real product photos pulled from the family's own shop links. A read-only reconnaissance found that checked-off items stay on the family's Monday.com Shopping List board marked Done, so purchase history can be read through the app's existing board connection, and that nothing fetches product pictures yet. Boris the senior engineer agent is writing the next build plan as the file the relevant record with a cold reader. Two choices wait on Nick: which icon style by number, and whether the one-store-at-a-time phone mode from the second concept page is folded into this build.

2026-09-06 — The plan file the relevant record stays closed, and three changes landed after the close on Nick's words. The round floating chat button labelled Ask Skippy, which opens the chat with Nick's assistant Skippy, is hidden on every screen of the family app, proven on the live app at phone and desktop widths. The accent colour changed from cranberry to a darker mint green, the design page the relevant record was republished as revision 10.11, the live app followed, the measurement script tools/pearl-the relevant record printed zero differences three times, and Sienna the creative director graded the mint PASS by eye. Five concept pages for the next Shopping round, each a different layout idea for filling the empty desktop space with product pictures, are live at https://skippy-designs.pages.dev/family-the relevant record, and Nick has said so far he likes the fourth one, a strip of the products the family buys again and again with one-tap re-add. Two questions wait on Nick: whether to add a one-store-at-a-time phone mode to that build, and whether to use real product photos from each item's product link.

2026-09-06 — The family app's Shopping screen is finished and live for Nick and Chantelle at family.heroesandsidekicks.io, restyled to the design system written in the file the relevant record, with the cranberry accent colour Nick chose today on the design page the relevant record revision 10.10. Across three publish rounds today the measurement script tools/pearl-the relevant record printed zero differences on every row the screen owns, Sienna the creative director passed it by eye at both widths with nothing owed, a verifier agent passed the measurement and added then removed a test item, and two blind checkers passed all twenty acceptance rows in the file the relevant record. The script the relevant record prints 14 of 14 steps complete with nothing missing. Four items are handed to other owners in the file the relevant record, none of them blocking this screen. No decision or action is needed from Nick.

2026-09-06 — CLOSED. The family app's Shopping screen is live in the Pearl design for Nick and Chantelle at family.heroesandsidekicks.io (deck-family-v616 and every peer publish since, css v3 / js v4, design page revision 10.10 with the cranberry accent Nick chose). It measured zero differences from the drawing on every row it owns across three publish rounds, Sienna the creative director passed it by eye at both widths with nothing owed, a verifier passed the click-through, and two blind checkers passed all twenty acceptance rows. The desktop rail's own styling is the Home screen plan's; the Order via Skippy button is never clicked in testing because it stages a real order.

2026-09-06 — The second fix round is live. A builder agent republished the family app as deck-family-v608 with the store row placed left of the Add box on the desktop Shopping screen, the Amazon list placed in the left column, the decorative sketch from the file js/pearl-the relevant record no longer drawn inside Shopping cards, and the cranberry accent colour from design page revision 10.10. Three runs of the measurement script tools/pearl-the relevant record printed zero differences on every row the Shopping screen owns. Sienna the creative director graded the republished screen PASS by eye at both widths, then looked at a full-length phone capture and found one more ordering difference below the fold, the empty Walmart card sitting between two populated lists instead of at the tail. A builder agent is now fixing that one difference and republishing, and a verifier agent is re-running the measurement script and adding then removing one test item on the live screen. No decision or action is needed from Nick.

2026-09-06 — A verifier agent re-ran the measurement script tools/pearl-the relevant record on the published Shopping screen and it printed zero differences from the design page the relevant record at both widths. The same agent added a test item named pearl-check-2026-09-06-v, checked it off, and opened a link row, a note row and a bundle row, and all of that worked. A request to /service connection/finances with no login cookie returned 401 again at 14:59Z. A builder agent has republished the design page the relevant record as revision 10.10 with the new cranberry accent colour and is republishing the family app with three layout corrections on the desktop Shopping screen. No decision or action is needed from Nick.

2026-09-06 — The Shopping screen was published to family.heroesandsidekicks.io at 14:24Z as deck-family-v601, and three live runs of the measurement script tools/pearl-the relevant record printed zero mismatched properties and zero unmeasured anchors on every row the screen owns. Sienna the creative director then graded the live screen by eye and failed it on two ordering defects at 1280 pixels wide, the Add box sitting left of the store row and the Amazon list sitting in the right column instead of the left. Nick asked by eye for two more changes, no pencil sketch drawing into the Shopping cards and a more visible accent colour that is not blue, which is now cranberry red. A builder agent using the Opus model is applying all four changes and republishing. Nothing needs Nick.

2026-09-06 — Sienna the creative director ruled in writing on 2026-09-06 at 14:15Z that rows 50 to 53 of the file the relevant record-the relevant record, which measure the left-hand menu of the desktop layout, belong to the Home screen plan the relevant record and do not count against the Shopping screen, because Nick set that menu's look himself on the Home screen. The branch pearl-shopping/drive was rebased onto main at 14:12Z and pushed. The measurement script tools/pearl-the relevant record, run again after the rebase, reports all 108 rows the Shopping screen owns as ok, saved in the file the relevant record. A builder agent using the Opus model is now publishing the screen by following the file the relevant record. Nothing needs Nick.

2026-09-05 — The family app's Shopping screen is being restyled to the design system written in the relevant record, under the plan the relevant record The screen measures zero differences from the approved picture, the file the relevant record at revision 10.6, at both the phone size of 375 by 812 and the desktop size of 1280 by 662, across all ninety measured rows, and a verifier that did not build any of it has now re-run every one of those measurements twice and agreed. It went further on the one difference that had been misdiagnosed earlier in the day, proving the stated cause is the real cause by putting the fault back and watching the height return, then removing it again. It also found one genuine gap and blocked the step for it: five style rules in the relevant record override another sheet without naming what they override, which this plan requires, and rather than merely flagging the omission the verifier went and identified the competing rule at line 844 of the relevant record That comment is queued because another agent is editing the same stylesheet right now to build the wording of every loading, empty and error message, each styled rather than rewritten and compared letter for letter against the relevant record at run time. The family app as it renders without the URL parameter skin=pearl is proven byte-identical at all three widths, so nobody outside this build sees any change yet.

2026-09-05 — The family app's Shopping screen is being restyled to the design system written in the relevant record, under the plan the relevant record The screen measures zero differences from the approved picture, the file the relevant record at revision 10.6, at both the phone size of 375 by 812 and the desktop size of 1280 by 662, across all ninety measured rows. That covers the header, the toolbar, the store list cards, all three kinds of row, the empty lists, and the desktop layout of one fixed viewport with two columns whose bottoms meet the menu. Two agents are working now. One is a verifier that did not build any of it, re-running every measurement including a causal test of a five pixel height difference on the kind of row that groups several products under one heading, whose first explanation was disproved by an earlier verifier before the true cause was found. The other is building the wording of every loading, empty and error message so each is styled rather than rewritten, compared letter for letter against the relevant record at run time. The comparison tool tools/pearl-the relevant record refuses to run at all unless the published copy of that picture hashes equal to the local one. The family app as it renders without the URL parameter skin=pearl is proven byte-identical at all three widths, so nobody outside this build sees any change yet. Four things then remain, a width and menu conformance pass, publishing the screen behind the switch, a blind check of every row of the specification in section 2 of the plan, and writing the closing entry into the plan file itself.

2026-09-05 — The family app's Shopping screen is being restyled to the design system written in the relevant record, under the plan the relevant record The screen measures zero differences from the approved picture, the file the relevant record at revision 10.6, at both the phone size of 375 by 812 and the desktop size of 1280 by 662, across all ninety measured rows. That covers the header, the toolbar, the store list cards, all three kinds of row, the empty lists, and the desktop layout of one fixed viewport with two columns whose bottoms meet the menu. Two agents are working now. One is a verifier that did not build any of it, re-running every measurement including a causal test of the bundle row's five pixel height difference, whose first explanation was disproved earlier by a different verifier agent before the true cause was found. The other is building the wording of every loading, empty and error message so each one is styled rather than rewritten, compared byte for byte against the relevant record at run time. The comparison tool tools/pearl-the relevant record refuses to run at all unless the published copy of that picture hashes equal to the local one. The family app as it renders without the URL parameter skin=pearl is proven byte-identical at all three widths, so nobody outside this build sees any change yet. Four things then remain, a width and menu conformance pass, publishing the screen behind the switch, a blind check of every row of the specification in section 2 of the plan, and writing the closing entry into the plan file itself.

2026-09-05 — The family app's Shopping screen is being restyled to the design system written in the relevant record, under the plan the relevant record The screen now measures zero differences from the approved picture, the file the relevant record at revision 10.6, at both the phone size of 375 by 812 and the desktop size of 1280 by 662, across all ninety measured rows. That covers the header, the toolbar, the store list cards, all three kinds of row, the empty lists, and the desktop layout of one fixed viewport with two columns whose bottoms meet the menu. A verifier agent that did not build any of it is re-running every measurement now, including a causal test of the bundle row's five pixel height difference, whose first explanation was disproved earlier today by a different verifier agent. The comparison tool tools/pearl-the relevant record refuses to run at all unless the published copy of that picture hashes equal to the local one. The family app as it renders without the URL parameter skin=pearl is proven byte-identical at all three widths, so nobody outside this build sees any change. Five things remain in the plan, the wording of every loading, empty and error state, a width and menu conformance pass, publishing the screen behind the switch, a blind check of every row of the specification in section 2 of the plan, and writing the closing entry into the plan file itself.

2026-09-05 — The family app's Shopping screen is being restyled to the design system written in the relevant record, under the plan the relevant record The picture the whole build is measured against is the file the relevant record at revision 10.6, which Nick approved on 2026-09-04. The phone version of the screen now measures zero differences from that file across all thirty-nine measured elements, re-confirmed by a verifier agent that did not build it. The desktop version has seven properties left on two elements. That verifier tested the builder's explanation for one of them rather than accepting it, and disproved it, because widening the card to the 471 pixel column width used in that file changed the row height by nothing, so the five-pixel gap has a cause nobody has identified yet and goes back as a named defect rather than being carried into the next step of the plan. The comparison tool tools/pearl-the relevant record refuses to run at all unless the published copy of that same file hashes equal to the local one. A second finding is being fixed now, because the part of that tool which clicks a row and checks what happens waited a fixed three seconds, while these lists took 2519 milliseconds on a clean load and more than fifteen seconds under load, so it was reporting that rows do not exist when they do. Nick's new shared-motion rule, section 11a of the relevant record, was audited against this screen, which wrote no motion of its own, so nothing needs deleting. One conflict is written into the relevant record for the record, that the shared module js/pearl-the relevant record draws a picture into a card after two seconds of empty room while this plan requires the screen to measure zero differences against a still picture, and it blocks nothing today. The family app as it renders without the URL parameter skin=pearl is proven byte-identical at all three widths.

2026-09-05 — The family app's Shopping screen is being restyled to the design system written in the relevant record, under the plan the relevant record The picture the whole build is measured against is the file the relevant record at revision 10.6, which Nick approved on 2026-09-04. The phone version of the screen now measures zero differences from that file across all thirty-nine measured elements, re-confirmed by a verifier agent that did not build it. The desktop version has seven properties left on two elements. That verifier tested the builder's explanation for one of them rather than accepting it, and disproved it: widening the card to the 471 pixel column width used in that file changed the row height by nothing, so the five-pixel gap has a cause nobody has identified yet and goes back as a named defect rather than being carried into the next step of the plan. The comparison tool tools/pearl-the relevant record refuses to run at all unless the published copy of that same file hashes equal to the local one. A second finding is being fixed now: the part of that tool which clicks a row and checks what happens waited a fixed three seconds, while these lists took 2519 milliseconds on a clean load and more than fifteen seconds under load, so it was reporting that rows do not exist when they do. Nick's new shared-motion rule, section 11a of the relevant record, was audited against this screen: it wrote no motion of its own, so nothing needs deleting. One conflict is written into the relevant record for the record: the shared module js/pearl-the relevant record draws a picture into a card after two seconds of empty room, while this plan requires the screen to measure zero differences against a still picture; it is logged there and blocks nothing today. The family app as it renders without the URL parameter skin=pearl is proven byte-identical at all three widths.

2026-09-05 — The family app's Shopping screen is being restyled to the design system written in the relevant record, under the plan the relevant record The picture the whole build is measured against is the file the relevant record at revision 10.6, which Nick approved on 2026-09-04. The phone version of the screen now measures zero differences from that file across all thirty-nine measured elements, re-confirmed by a verifier agent that did not build it. The desktop version has seven properties left on two elements. That verifier tested the builder's explanation for one of them rather than accepting it, and disproved it: widening the card to the 471 pixel column width used in that file changed the row height by nothing, so the five-pixel gap has a cause nobody has identified yet and goes back as a named defect rather than being carried into the next step of the plan. The comparison tool tools/pearl-the relevant record refuses to run at all unless the published copy of that same file hashes equal to the local one. A second finding is being fixed now: the part of that tool which clicks a row and checks what happens waited a fixed three seconds, while these lists took 2519 milliseconds on a clean load and more than fifteen seconds under load, so it was reporting that rows do not exist when they do. Nick's new shared-motion rule, section 11a of the relevant record, was audited against this screen: it wrote no motion of its own, so nothing needs deleting. One conflict is written into the relevant record for the record: the shared module js/pearl-the relevant record draws a picture into a card after two seconds of empty room, while this plan requires the screen to measure zero differences against a still picture; it is logged there and blocks nothing today. The family app as it renders without the URL parameter skin=pearl is proven byte-identical at all three widths.

2026-09-05 — The family app's Shopping screen is being restyled to the design system written in the relevant record, under the plan the relevant record The phone version of the screen is complete and measures zero differences from the approved drawing: header, toolbar, background wash, the store list cards, and all three kinds of row including the check box, the product-link arrow, the no-link chip and the bundle row. The desktop version has seven properties left, all on two elements whose size depends on the two-column layout being built right now, and a separate verifier agent that did not build them is independently measuring whether that explanation holds. Nick's new shared-motion rule, section 11a of the relevant record, was audited against this screen the hour it arrived: this screen wrote no motion of its own at all, so there is nothing to delete, and the two attributes it still owes go in as soon as the file js/pearl-the relevant record is free. One conflict was recorded rather than resolved, as that rule instructs: the shared module draws a sketch into a card's empty room after two seconds, and this plan requires the screen to measure zero differences against a still drawing, so a sketch appearing mid-measurement could change a card's measured height. The everyday app is proven byte-identical when the URL parameter skin=pearl is absent, at all three widths. One fact for whoever publishes next: the stylesheet css/pearl-shopping.css currently served to the app is an older build while the script js/pearl-the relevant record served beside it is newer, so the two are out of step in production until a republish.

2026-09-05 — The family app's Shopping screen is being restyled to the design system written in the relevant record, under the plan the relevant record The phone version of the screen is complete and measures zero differences from the approved drawing: header, toolbar, background wash, the store list cards, and all three kinds of row including the check box, the product-link arrow, the no-link chip and the bundle row. The desktop version has seven properties left, all on two elements whose size depends on the two-column layout being built right now, and a checker that did not build them is independently measuring whether that explanation holds. The approved drawing is the output of the relevant record at revision 10.6, and tools/pearl-the relevant record refuses to run at all unless the published copy of that drawing hashes equal to the local one, after another build session overwrote it earlier today. The everyday app is proven byte-identical when the URL parameter skin=pearl is absent, at all three widths. Two facts for whoever publishes next: the stylesheet css/pearl-shopping.css currently served to the app is an older build while the script js/pearl-the relevant record served beside it is newer, so the two are out of step in production until a republish; and inside tools/pearl-the relevant record the code that clicks a row and checks what happens waits only 3000 milliseconds, while these lists take longer to appear behind the password wall, so that wait must be lengthened before anything later relies on it.

2026-09-05 — The family app's Shopping screen is being restyled to the design system written in the relevant record, under the plan the relevant record The phone version of the screen is now complete and measures zero differences from the approved drawing: header, toolbar, background wash, the store list cards, and all three kinds of row including the check box, the product-link arrow, the no-link chip and the bundle row. The desktop version has seven properties left, all on two elements whose size depends on the two-column layout that is being built right now, and a checker that did not build them is independently measuring whether that explanation holds rather than accepting it. The approved drawing is the output of the relevant record at revision 10.6, and the comparison tool tools/pearl-the relevant record refuses to run at all unless the published copy of that drawing hashes equal to the local one, after another build session overwrote it earlier today. The everyday app is proven byte-identical when the URL parameter skin=pearl is absent, at all three widths. One fact for whoever publishes next: the stylesheet css/pearl-shopping.css currently served to the app is an older build while the script js/pearl-the relevant record served beside it is newer, so the two are out of step in production until a republish.

2026-09-05 — The family app's Shopping screen is being restyled to the design system written in the relevant record, under the plan the relevant record Its header, toolbar and background wash are finished and closed: they measure zero differences from the approved drawing at both the phone and desktop sizes, and a checker that did not build them re-ran every measurement independently with zero failures, including a control test that re-injected the snapshot css/pearl-shopping.css.pre-pearl-shop-step7c-20260905.bak and reproduced the six wrong properties on the glass card around the form whose identifier is shopAddForm. The approved drawing is the output of the relevant record at revision 10.6; it had been silently overwritten at skippy-designs.pages.dev by another build session publishing that same website from the main branch, and that is fixed three ways: the main branch carries the revision, the live bytes were verified four times including a real browser reading, and tools/pearl-the relevant record refuses to run at all unless the published page hashes equal to the local copy. The live screen's every id, class, string and endpoint is captured in the relevant record, and the list of 55 elements to compare, the relevant record-the relevant record, is signed with zero gaps. The store list cards and the three kinds of row are being built now. One fact for whoever publishes next: the stylesheet css/pearl-shopping.css currently served to the app is an older 156-line build while the script js/pearl-the relevant record served beside it is newer, so the two are out of step in production until a republish.

2026-09-05 — The family app's Shopping screen is being restyled to the design system written in the relevant record, under the plan the relevant record Its header, toolbar and background wash are finished and closed: they measure zero differences from the approved drawing at both the phone and desktop sizes, and a checker that did not build them re-ran every measurement independently with zero failures, including a control test that re-injected the snapshot css/pearl-shopping.css.pre-pearl-shop-step7c-20260905.bak and reproduced the six wrong properties on the glass card around the form whose identifier is shopAddForm. The approved drawing is the output of the relevant record at revision 10.6; it had been silently overwritten at skippy-designs.pages.dev by another build session publishing that same website from the main branch, and that is fixed three ways: the main branch carries the revision, the live bytes were verified four times including a real browser reading, and tools/pearl-the relevant record refuses to run at all unless the published page hashes equal to the local copy. The live screen's every id, class, string and endpoint is captured in the relevant record, and the list of 55 elements to compare, the relevant record-the relevant record, is signed with zero gaps. The store list cards and the three kinds of row are being built now. One fact for whoever publishes next: the stylesheet css/pearl-shopping.css currently served to the app is an older 156-line build while the script js/pearl-the relevant record served beside it is newer, so the two are out of step in production until a republish.

2026-09-05 — The family app's Shopping screen is being restyled to the design system written in the relevant record, under the plan the relevant record Its header, toolbar and background wash now measure zero differences from the approved drawing at both the phone and desktop sizes, and an independent checker is re-running every one of those measurements. The approved drawing is the output of the relevant record at revision 10.6; it had been silently overwritten at skippy-designs.pages.dev by another build session publishing that same website from the main branch, which made two rounds of work measure against the wrong page, and that is now fixed three ways: the main branch carries the revision, the live bytes were verified four times including a real browser reading, and tools/pearl-the relevant record refuses to run at all unless the published page hashes equal to the local copy. The live screen's every id, class, string and endpoint is captured in the relevant record, and the list of 55 elements to compare, the relevant record-the relevant record, is signed with zero gaps. css/pearl-shopping.css and js/pearl-the relevant record are linked in the relevant record and precached in the relevant record, and the everyday app is proven byte-identical when the URL parameter skin=pearl is absent. The store list cards and the three kinds of row are being built now. One fact for whoever publishes next: the copy of css/pearl-shopping.css currently served to the app carries an older rule that flattens the glass card around the form whose identifier is shopAddForm, so a republish is what puts today's fixes in front of anyone using the screen.

2026-09-05 — The family app's Shopping screen is being restyled to the design system written in the relevant record, under the plan the relevant record, and its header, toolbar and background wash now measure zero differences from the approved drawing at both the phone and desktop sizes. The approved drawing is the output of the relevant record at revision 10.6, and it had been silently overwritten at skippy-designs.pages.dev by the Skippy-frame lane publishing the same site from the main branch, which made two rounds of work measure against the wrong page; that is fixed three ways, with the main branch carrying the revision, the live bytes verified four times including a real browser reading, and tools/pearl-the relevant record refusing to run at all unless the published page hashes equal to the local copy. The live screen's every id, class, string and endpoint is captured in the relevant record, and the list of 55 elements to compare, the relevant record-the relevant record, is signed with zero gaps. The shared frame stylesheet css/pearl-shell.css is generated from that same drawing file. css/pearl-shopping.css and js/pearl-the relevant record are linked in the relevant record and precached in the relevant record, and the everyday app is proven byte-identical when the URL parameter skin=pearl is absent. The store list cards and the three kinds of row are being built now. One fact for whoever publishes next: the copy of css/pearl-shopping.css currently served to the app carries an older rule that flattens the glass card around the form whose identifier is shopAddForm, so a republish is what puts today's fixes in front of anyone using the screen.

2026-09-05 — The family app's Shopping screen is being restyled to the design system written in the relevant record, under the plan the relevant record, and is seven steps into fourteen. The approved drawing is the output of the relevant record, whose header line reads REV 10.6 after the creative director redlined it: the phone Add fields are drawn at 16px because css/mobile-audit.css pins every phone input to 16px to stop iOS zooming the page. That drawing had been silently overwritten at skippy-designs.pages.dev by the Skippy-frame lane publishing the same site from the main branch, which made two rounds of work measure against the wrong page; that is now fixed three ways, with the main branch carrying the revision, the live bytes verified four times including a real browser reading 16px, and tools/pearl-the relevant record refusing to run at all unless the published page hashes equal to the local copy. The live screen's every id, class, string and endpoint is captured in the relevant record, and the list of 55 elements to compare, the relevant record-the relevant record, is signed with zero gaps. The shared frame stylesheet css/pearl-shell.css is generated from that same drawing file. css/pearl-shopping.css and js/pearl-the relevant record are linked in the relevant record and precached in the relevant record, and the everyday app is proven byte-identical when the URL parameter skin=pearl is absent. The header, toolbar and background wash are built: the desktop measures zero mismatches and the phone now has one fault left, the glass card around the Add form, with its fix in flight. The list cards and rows are written but not yet proven.

2026-09-05 — The family app's Shopping screen is being restyled to the design system written in the relevant record, under the plan the relevant record, and is seven steps into fourteen. The approved drawing is the output of the relevant record, whose header line reads REV 10.6 after the creative director redlined it: the phone Add fields are drawn at 16px because css/mobile-audit.css pins every phone input to 16px to stop iOS zooming the page. That drawing had been silently overwritten at skippy-designs.pages.dev by the Skippy-frame lane publishing the same site from the main branch, which made two rounds of work measure against the wrong page. That is now fixed three ways: the main branch carries the revision so every lane serves it, the live bytes were verified four times including a real browser reading 16px, and tools/pearl-the relevant record now refuses to run at all unless the published page hashes equal to the local copy, a refusal proven in the wild, proven on demand, and proven to pass cleanly when the page is right. The live screen's every id, class, string and endpoint is captured in the relevant record The list of 55 elements to compare, the relevant record-the relevant record, is signed with zero gaps. The shared frame stylesheet css/pearl-shell.css is generated from that same drawing file. css/pearl-shopping.css and js/pearl-the relevant record are linked in the relevant record and precached in the relevant record, and the everyday app is proven byte-identical when the URL parameter skin=pearl is absent. The header, toolbar and background wash are built; the desktop measures perfect and the phone has two faults being fixed. The list cards and rows are written but not yet proven.

2026-09-05 — The family app's Shopping screen is being restyled to the design system written in the relevant record, under the plan the relevant record, and is seven steps into fourteen. The drawing Nick approved on 2026-09-04 is the output of the relevant record, whose header line now reads REV 10.6 after the creative director redlined it: the phone Add fields are drawn at 16px because css/mobile-audit.css pins every phone input to 16px to stop iOS zooming the page. The live screen's every id, class, string and endpoint is captured in the relevant record The list of 55 elements to compare, the relevant record-the relevant record, is signed with zero gaps. The comparison tool tools/pearl-the relevant record survived four builder rounds and three independent checkers, and now refuses to run at all when the published drawing is not the approved revision. The shared frame stylesheet css/pearl-shell.css is generated from that same drawing file. css/pearl-shopping.css and js/pearl-the relevant record are linked in the relevant record and precached in the relevant record, and the everyday app is proven byte-identical when the URL parameter skin=pearl is absent. The header, toolbar and background wash are built and measured. The list cards and rows are written but not yet proven. One blocker is open: the approved drawing keeps being overwritten at skippy-designs.pages.dev by the Skippy-frame lane publishing that same site from the main branch, and the fix landing now is pushing our revision to main so every lane serves it.

2026-09-05 — The family app's Shopping screen is being restyled to the design system written in the relevant record, under the plan the relevant record, and is seven steps into fourteen. The drawing Nick approved on 2026-09-04 is the output of the relevant record, whose header line now reads REV 10.6 after the creative director redlined it: the phone Add fields are drawn at 16px because css/mobile-audit.css pins every phone input to 16px to stop iOS zooming the page. The live screen's every id, class, string and endpoint is captured in the relevant record The list of 55 elements to compare, the relevant record-the relevant record, is signed with zero gaps. The comparison tool tools/pearl-the relevant record survived four builder rounds and three independent checkers, and now refuses to run at all when the published drawing is not the approved revision. The shared frame stylesheet css/pearl-shell.css is generated from that same drawing file. css/pearl-shopping.css and js/pearl-the relevant record are linked in the relevant record and precached in the relevant record, and the everyday app is proven byte-identical when the URL parameter skin=pearl is absent. The header, toolbar and background wash are built and measured. The list cards and rows are written but not yet proven. One blocker is open: the approved drawing keeps being overwritten at skippy-designs.pages.dev by the Skippy-frame lane publishing that same site from the main branch, and the fix landing now is pushing our revision to main so every lane serves it.

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