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Homelab topology: pulled the infrastructure context from the original
handover doc (FreeBSD version, WireGuard/Caddy/ZFS/jail network
layout) that isn't otherwise captured now that check.sh is gone.
Design preference: documents "rows should fit on one line" as a
standing preference (not a one-off ask), with checks/pf.sh's
abbreviate_rule() development as the worked example of how to compress
long/variable-length output - strip ruleset-specific boilerplate,
verify symbol choices against the font's actual glyph coverage, prefer
legible bracket-letter tags over clever-but-obscure unicode when a
distinction has real meaning, and always confirm via a rendered
preview rather than eyeballing character counts.
When cron + static HTML stops being enough: concrete signals (need for
alerting, history/trends, sub-minute or push-based updates, render
time approaching the cron interval) that mean this architecture is
being outgrown, so a future ask crossing one of these gets flagged
explicitly instead of worked around within the current design.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Covers what a fresh session needs that statuspage/README.md doesn't:
the Windows-checkout-vs-FreeBSD-runtime split (nothing here actually
executes the check scripts' real commands), the git push/pull
deployment loop, the core.fileMode/pre-commit-hook setup, and five
gotchas hit and fixed this session (usec/sec substring match, ntpq's
"+" prefix, grep -c's exit-1-on-zero, Windows ln -s on directories
falling back to a copy, font glyph coverage).
CLAUDE.md is a pointer to AGENTS.md rather than a symlink or a
duplicate copy - this checkout can't reliably create real symlinks
(same root cause noted in AGENTS.md itself), and a stale copy would
silently drift out of sync as AGENTS.md changes.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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