A drawing register with supersession and the RFI trail
What drawing register looks like on a governed record, and the checks a reader can run for themselves.
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Engineering notes
What we built, what broke, and what the break taught us. These are the real notes from the work — including the defects, because a changelog that only lists features is a marketing document.
Offline site records that survive no signal
What offline site records looks like on a governed record, and the checks a reader can run for themselves.
A P80 contingency you can defend in a board paper
What P80 contingency looks like on a governed record, and the checks a reader can run for themselves.
Critical path float and a real probability of finishing
What critical path float looks like on a governed record, and the checks a reader can run for themselves.
Delay claim assessment with concurrency, not memory
What delay claim assessment looks like on a governed record, and the checks a reader can run for themselves.
Cost value reconciliation on a live project
What cost value reconciliation looks like on a governed record, and the checks a reader can run for themselves.
AI agents in construction: what they may decide
Every agent on this platform proposes. A named person disposes. The record says which of the two happened, on every single entry.
The number on our own landing page that nothing could check
Our marketing site reads its counts from the running product on purpose. The figures it did not read had drifted: a contract value out by nearly a million, an identity count off by one, and a governance claim in the Terms of Service that the code had stopped honouring.
Every invitation bought a seat, including the ones that should not have
A construction project is thirty companies. Charging a seat for each person invited onto one made the honest answer to "who should we put on this" be "as few as we can afford" — which puts holes in the record exactly where the work happens.
A demonstration route that handed out a working session
One console endpoint was public with no production gate and returned a PM access token to anyone who could reach the origin. Its sibling already carried the gate, which is what made it dangerous.
Writing a PDF by hand, and what it caught
Printing a web page is not an answer when the document carries a content hash. Building the writer found the report putting raw minor units in front of an adjudicator.
The clause that was never in the specification
Splitting a wrapped specification clause on newlines invented a hold point that did not exist. A register that gains a requirement nobody imposed is worse than one that misses it.
Why a minor unit is not always a hundredth
Money in minor units is a correct decision. Dividing by 100 in five places is not: a yen has no minor unit and a dinar has three, so a JPY figure displayed a hundred times too small.
A pay less notice the platform said was overdue, and no way to give one
Building the Construction Act engine found the hole: the event existed, the position read it, and no command could emit one — so "pay in full" was the only advice the platform could ever offer.
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