The session of 5 October closes with its context nearly full. The handoff
says how to start the next one (in the root, on Opus), the commit of each
repo, and that stage 2 of Dart was stopped before its agent wrote anything:
PLAN_dart.md keeps the brief to launch it again, and stage 3 follows, as
the author asked.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
"Con texto" in 29.7 of the draft (424cdf3, pushed) and Node in the gate of
Dart (c8bf3c0) are done; the author leaves the approval of v0.12 and the
measure of the area of 32 KiB for later. Stage 2 of Dart is under way.
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- datekeys-ts v0.10 at 289fe71, pushed: the rule of section 72, testdata
at 601e6d2, the reader of certificates and the texts of v0.12, with a
differential of 63,623 areas and no difference.
- datekeys-dart: the repository, stage 0 (5aa5eed) and stage 1 (da63bc3
to 10b0895), local; README and PLAN_dart.md say so, and that Flutter is
installed.
- Two decisions for the author: "with text" in section 29.7, and Node in
the gate of Dart.
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Go for the draft v0.12 is complete: locator.json with the cases of
section 64, the README of the test data, nothing pending in traceability,
and the rules of an address that the author approved on 5 October, all
on branch v0.12 at 601e6d2, pushed after check.sh 60s.
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The review of the session done on Sonnet and its fixes: the draft v0.12,
the branch v0.12 of datekeys-go, the first part of the TypeScript port, and
what is left, in order: the approval of the draft, locator.json and the
README of testdata, the second part of TypeScript, and Dart.
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PLAN_dart.md records the three decisions of the author (only
package:crypto, reading first, the package datekeys) and adds what the
first version, written on Sonnet, missed: PBKDF2 of 600 000 iterations to
open with a key of words, scrypt for the files of author keys, the Unicode
tables from the Go generator, and that the stage of signatures waits for
the vectors of the branch v0.12. PLAN_firma_go.md marks as superseded the
omission of verification_metadata with a locator, which the approved spec
keeps (43).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Six Opus reviewers and independent checks of spec v0.11, its tag, the Go
signature, CMS, seal, locator and note code, the shared test data and the
TypeScript port. No blockers; the findings and their fixes are listed by
area, with the order proposed to fix them.
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The plan follows the one of the Go reference: the codec first, then the
reader together with the testdata of spec-v0.10 in one commit, as the
v0.9 did, since the guard of the harness wants every synced file read by
a test; then the writer, the ZIP of the page and the two pages.
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At the author's request, main fast-forwarded from 7e2d83c (spec-v0.9)
to cc35d2c (spec-v0.10), without a merge, and is on the remote.
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The author authorized the push and the tag. The branch v0.10 of
datekeys-go and the annotated tag spec-v0.10 are on the remote at
cc35d2c; main stays at v0.9.
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datekeys-go branch v0.10, unpushed, holds the nine steps of the plan,
from 631d09c to 6fa2b54, and a fix of the CLI, 735885c. scripts/check.sh
60s is clean. The handoff records what was done, the checks, what the
author has to decide (the push and the tag spec-v0.10, an editorial
change in section 67 of the approved text, the size of the mutation
corpus) and what datekeys-ts starts with. The plan marks each step with
its commit.
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Nine steps on the datekeys-go branch v0.10, from the Unicode tables to
the spec-v0.10 tag; step 0, the data, is done.
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R4b and the text rule keep invisible sequences out of paths, comments
and the declared author, after the warning of Unicode 18.0.0.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The author chose Unicode 18.0.0 and approved the draft. The handoff
lists what implementation still needs from the author: a proposal to
close the invisible-character channel that Unicode 18 warns about, and
permission to download the Unicode and WindowsBestFit data files.
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- spec_v0.10/revision_borrador.md records the final review of the
draft (datekeys-go branch v0.10): one blocking, three major and
eleven minor corrections, all applied there in 9d1cd2e.
- The design follows the corrections that touch it (annex D): R6c only
rejects '/', '\', ':' and U+0000 in a best-fit projection, so "¿"
and "♥" are accepted; the CLI prefixes paths too, redirected or not.
It also answers the author's question on several signatures: a
future alg can carry a list without changing the format.
- The handoff records the state and the next steps: the author picks
the Unicode version of the tables (18.0.0 came out on 16-09-2026)
and approves the text.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The author closed them on 30-09, all with the recommendation. The limits
stay as proposed and freeze with format 3. A single file inside a folder
downloads directly, with the ZIP as a second option, and the page offers
each file of the ZIP as an uncopied slice of it.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Records what the session of 30-09 at midday did to the format 3 design,
the interpretation of the third decision that the author has to
confirm, and the next step: the author closes the ten open questions of
delivery 1 before the spec v0.10 text is drafted. Also brings the
repository table up to date for datekeys-ts and notes that the pending
steps of the reorganisation are still open.
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