Sloth-ninja turns a July work session into a deployable handover

This is less about new product capability than making a complex implementation decision recoverable and ready for the next operator.

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Sloth-ninja has closed out a three-day working session by replacing loose context with a clear handover: clear the remaining review gate, inspect the combined work, deploy it, then take the outstanding migration decisions.

The update also records the owner's choices on the next design steps, preserves links to the session's mock-ups, and sets a boundary rule for how future parts of the system should fit together. That matters because the team is trying to keep its options open around licensing while moving toward deployment.

For legal-tech teams inheriting work across people or time zones, this is the unglamorous discipline that prevents a deployment from becoming a rediscovery exercise.

So what Worth a look for teams that need a clear audit trail from design decisions to deployment and migration approval.

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af6398c3 Session handover refresh: WS8 state, pickup steps, mock-up URLs, module-seam rule sloth-ninja 2026-07-23 ↗ GitHub
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

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