feat(course): P0-P1 sprints - funnel instrumentation, media/typography polish, printable PDFs - #356
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…t kit revival + dynamic footer year - GA4 course events via data-course-event attrs + delegated listener partial: start-course/quickstart (landing hero), branch-click (2.4/ 2.5/5.1 gate cards, from→to label), glossary-click, pdf-download - Microsoft Clarity template hook gated on microsoftClarity param (inert until the project ID is set - Paul action recorded in 40.18) - external validation pilot kit revived as 40.18 (deferral conditions met); revival-status section lists what's live + remaining actions - footer © year now dynamic (now.Year); dead copyright param removed Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01GYRU9wGepomJo5hSuqtu7V
…visuals, 5.7 mermaid - render-blockquote hook adds .bq-tldr to TL;DR callouts; purple accent gives the lesson-head stack visual hierarchy (verified: 1 per lesson, other blockquotes untouched) - outreach-sequence-template: Day-3 bump variants merged into one blockquote (adjacent-box count now 0) - 4.3: $0 Concierge MVP callout de-stacked to neutral prose (decision criterion leads, trade-off stated); 5.7: $0-stack callout de-stacked into the pipeline section as an equal free-vs-paid tooling choice - 1.5: off-style flow SVG rebuilt as 'same button, two framings' using the lesson's own copy; 1.3: GA4 sublabel factual fix; 1.2 anatomy SVG already correct (kept) - 5.7 stages mermaid TB→LR (was a ~1,200px vertical wall) Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01GYRU9wGepomJo5hSuqtu7V
… SVGs + 21 stale badges fixed - each Mia walkthrough gets a family-style hero cover (story-thread motif, per-module artifact terminal) + an inline artifact-trail SVG mapping that module's lesson outputs + cover/og frontmatter - the most-linked pages in the course are no longer pure text walls - 21 companion covers carried the retired 'Curriculum NN/30' counter (incl. the ICP-flagged glossary '08/30'); pill now reads 'Curriculum 2026' with title/chips/motif preserved pixel-for-pixel - 6 companions verified already-clean and skipped Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01GYRU9wGepomJo5hSuqtu7V
…eline) - bin/generate-template-pdfs: headless-Chrome print-to-PDF over the built pages (own temp profile; slug list at top; regenerate when the 5 source pages change - markdown stays the single source) - @media print block in single-post.css: hides site chrome/nav strip, black-on-white, break-inside guards for tables/pre/blockquotes - 5 print-verified PDFs shipped as bundle resources with a 'Prefer paper? Download the PDF' line (data-course-event= pdf-download feeds the GA4 funnel): build-path worksheet, Mom Test script, ownership checklist, validated problem statement, operating kit (DPA) - landing 'Free templates' section stays down per the 2026-05-21 deal until the full set exists; the other 9 gate on pilot download demand Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01GYRU9wGepomJo5hSuqtu7V
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe PR adds template PDF generation and print styling, updates course content and walkthrough media, introduces course funnel analytics and Clarity tracking, adds semantic blockquote styling, and revises publishing workflow documentation and ignore rules. ChangesCourse publishing and instrumentation
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…ASCII cards + print polish - worksheet Q2/Q4 code blocks showed raw '[hire-track reference](/course/...)' markdown (links can't render inside pre; the Q2 line also overran the card edge) - now plain text pointing at the verdict table's real links; defect was live on the web page too (introduced in PR #354) - worksheet prose metric aligned: '8% smoke-test click rate' -> 'sign-up rate' (matches the corrected Q1/Good-example metric) - print CSS hides the self-referential 'Prefer paper? Download the PDF' line on paper (p:has(a[data-course-event=pdf-download])) - all 5 PDFs regenerated and re-inspected Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01GYRU9wGepomJo5hSuqtu7V
…p + gate hardening - pivot-wheel.svg: 'Customer Need' card was drawn over the subtitle (user-reported); wheel now sits in a translated group below the text - operating-kit: old-spine ghosts purged - '7.1-7.4' TOC renumbered to 5.1-5.7, 'walks five chapters'/'runs in four chapters' contradiction fixed, 7th component reframed as a bonus so 'The 6 components' holds, 'lead magnet' marketing jargon dropped - kit-sample-row.svg: font stack's terminal 'cursive' fell back to a glyph-dropping system font in headless print (gibberish table on paper) - stack now falls back to sans-serif - worksheet failure-mode '0 of 35 click' -> 30 (list canon); validated- problem 90-min block vs 30-min write reconciled - visual-scroll-gate.md: mandatory asset-level SVG raster pass + no-MCP headless-Chrome fallback documented (sampling pages missed 13 defective SVGs that a full asset sweep found) Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01GYRU9wGepomJo5hSuqtu7V
…llout de-stack (all 43 SVGs + all 61 pages inspected)
Asset-level sweep (every course SVG rasterized + eyeballed) found 13
defective SVGs the page-sampling reviews had missed:
- overlapping text layers (catching-the-lie URL labels over step labels;
ph-vs-ih bar drawn over its own caption; shed-house-skyscraper caption
collision producing garbled '$10-25K/m6OC2')
- edge clipping (decision-matrix 3 quadrants; channel-icp-matrix callout
overflowing both sides; demo-rule 'tripe sandbo' pill + credential
crossing the panel divider; pivot-ledger 'core')
- elements through text (sean-ellis-gauge arrow, segment-isolation
ellipse, airbnb-test border, feature-vs-outcome border,
vibe-prd-template underline, admin-panel-spaceship truncation)
- stale old-spine refs INSIDE pivot-ledger art ('Chapter 2.3/7.5',
'Module 5A/6B' -> current canon)
Page-level sweep (all 61 pages, 332 scroll views): clean except 5.1's
mid-body triple callout stack (the 40.16 carry-forward) - re-run
cadence now prose, sample-size honesty + under-10 rules merged into
one callout. The alias-page 'directory index' finding was a file://
artifact - production alias redirect verified correct.
All 5 PDFs regenerated (operating-kit table now prints real glyphs).
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…shed label, kit row spacing - decision-matrix.svg: 'Module 3A/3B' old-spine ghosts -> 'Ch 4.3-4.4' / 'hire track' (matches pivot-ledger canon) - shed-house-skyscraper.svg: '2 ceiling signals fire' label crossed the house wall; shortened + repositioned into the clear gap - kit-sample-row.svg: 'Maybe - May 9' overran into the next column (read as '9F/u' in print); now 'Maybe · 5/9' - operating-kit PDF regenerated; all re-rasters eyeballed clean Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01GYRU9wGepomJo5hSuqtu7V
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24-24: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winMake the Chrome path overridable via environment variable.
The hardcoded macOS path prevents Linux/CI usage without editing the script. Allow an override and fall back to the macOS default.
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-CHROME="/Applications/Google Chrome.app/Contents/MacOS/Google Chrome" +CHROME="${CHROME_BIN:-/Applications/Google Chrome.app/Contents/MacOS/Google Chrome}"🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate. In `@bin/generate-template-pdfs` at line 24, Update the CHROME configuration in generate-template-pdfs to use an existing environment-provided Chrome path when set, while retaining the current macOS path as the fallback default.
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In
`@content/course/tech-for-non-technical-founders-2026/build-path-decision-worksheet/index.md`:
- Line 219: Update the Path 1 metric text in the build-path decision worksheet
from “click” to “sign-up” so it matches the “sign-up rate” terminology and the
defined email-registration metric.
In
`@content/course/tech-for-non-technical-founders-2026/must-have-segment-pmf-test/index.md`:
- Around line 159-167: Rewrite the “Re-run cadence” and “Sample-size honesty”
guidance to separate when to re-run from when to advance to M5.3. Correct the
example so under-10 guidance applies only to samples below 10, define
directional bands for every under-10 sample size (including 7–9 respondents),
and state one consistent rule that under-10 results may support provisional
advancement only with an explicit hypothesis caveat, not confident advancement.
Clarify that after a major release, re-run once the rate has held above 40% for
two consecutive runs rather than requiring two additional runs.
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`@docs/projects/2605-tech-for-non-technical-founders/40-49-review/40.18-external-validation-pilot-kit.md`:
- Line 10: Update the participant brief’s URL instructions to match the revived
whole Module 1 flow: provide only the landing-page URL in the welcome email,
have participants navigate from there through lessons 1.1 to 1.5, and remove the
requirement for two smoke-test URLs or the exclusion of the landing page.
- Around line 8-11: Update the Clarity setup guidance around the
microsoftClarity parameter and Paul’s remaining actions so activation is
explicitly blocked until /course/-only scope is implemented and the
cookie/consent posture is decided. Make these scope and consent prerequisites
hard requirements before setting the project ID, rather than optional follow-up
actions.
In `@docs/workflows/visual-scroll-gate.md`:
- Around line 28-31: Update the SVG conversion sweep to create /tmp/svgsweep
before processing files, and configure the shell loop to stop immediately if any
rsvg-convert invocation fails. Preserve the existing find, naming, and
conversion behavior.
- Around line 41-46: Update the documented headless fallback command to resolve
Chrome through a configurable path with a command -v fallback instead of
assuming the macOS app bundle. Before the ImageMagick command runs, create the
output directory with mkdir -p slices so it works from a clean checkout.
In `@layouts/course/list.html`:
- Around line 42-44: Update both hero CTA anchors in the template to include the
appropriate data-course-label attributes, using the existing course analytics
event labels for the start-course and quickstart actions so GA4 receives a
non-empty course_label.
In `@themes/beaver/layouts/partials/page/analytics.html`:
- Around line 1-12: Set the Microsoft Clarity project ID in the appropriate Hugo
configuration under [params], preferably config/_default/hugo.toml or the
relevant environment override, so the existing analytics.html conditional
enables the loader in non-server builds. Use the actual Clarity project ID and
leave the template logic unchanged.
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In `@bin/generate-template-pdfs`:
- Line 24: Update the CHROME configuration in generate-template-pdfs to use an
existing environment-provided Chrome path when set, while retaining the current
macOS path as the fallback default.
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Update "click" to "sign-up" for metric consistency.
Line 232 changed the smoke-test metric from "click rate" to "sign-up rate," and lines 73-75 define the metric as "the share of visitors who left their email." Line 219 still says "0 of 30 click," which is inconsistent with the updated terminology.
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Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the
rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.
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from “click” to “sign-up” so it matches the “sign-up rate” terminology and the
defined email-registration metric.
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| > **Sample-size honesty.** The Sean Ellis 40% threshold is statistically directional at **≥ 10 respondents**, useful at **20+**, and segment-sliceable at **30+**. Under 10 respondents your result is a hypothesis, not a verdict - with 6 "very disappointed" out of 10 the threshold says PASS, but the confidence band is wide enough that real demand could be 20% or 80%. Under 10, segment-slice math does not work and the 25-40% bands do not apply. Read the count directionally instead: | ||
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| > - **5+ "very disappointed" out of 6**: directional STRONG YES. Advance to M5.3 but caveat your outreach decisions - the segment language is hypothesis, not verified. | ||
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Make the cadence and under-10 decision rules consistent.
The new guidance has three contradictions: 6/10 is not an under-10 sample, the rubric only defines 5+ out of 6 while omitting 7-9 respondents, and line 165 says to advance to M5.3 while line 167 says not to advance with confidence. Also, line 159 can be read as requiring two passing runs before re-running after a major release.
Separate the re-run cadence from the advancement gate and use one consistent provisional-advancement rule.
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-Re-run cadence: re-run while the must-have rate is climbing, and after every major release once it holds above 40% for two consecutive runs.
+Re-run cadence: re-run while the must-have rate is climbing and after every major release. Advance only after the rate holds above 40% for two consecutive runs.
-> with 6 "very disappointed" out of 10 the threshold says PASS, but the confidence band is wide enough that real demand could be 20% or 80%.
+For example, 5 of 9 may be directionally strong, but the confidence band is still wide enough that real demand could differ substantially.
-> **5+ "very disappointed" out of 6**: directional STRONG YES. Advance to M5.3 but caveat your outreach decisions - the segment language is hypothesis, not verified.
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| Re-run cadence: re-run while the must-have rate is climbing, and after every major release once it holds above 40% for two consecutive runs. If a re-run drops, read the "somewhat disappointed" Q2-Q4 verbatims first - the diagnostic is in there. | |
| > **Sample-size honesty.** The Sean Ellis 40% threshold is statistically directional at **≥ 10 respondents**, useful at **20+**, and segment-sliceable at **30+**. Under 10 respondents your result is a hypothesis, not a verdict. If you have 6 users say "very disappointed" and 4 say "somewhat disappointed", the 40% threshold says PASS - but with a ±40 percentage-point confidence band around that number, you do not know whether real demand is 20% or 80%. Treat any reading under 10 respondents as **directional only**: use it to prioritize the next outreach batch, not to advance into Module 5.3 with confidence. | |
| > **Sample under 10 respondents (special case):** segment-slice math does not work. Do NOT classify by 25-40% bands. Instead: | |
| > - **0-2 "very disappointed"**: treat as directional NO. Book more user sessions before re-running. | |
| > **Sample-size honesty.** The Sean Ellis 40% threshold is statistically directional at **≥ 10 respondents**, useful at **20+**, and segment-sliceable at **30+**. Under 10 respondents your result is a hypothesis, not a verdict - with 6 "very disappointed" out of 10 the threshold says PASS, but the confidence band is wide enough that real demand could be 20% or 80%. Under 10, segment-slice math does not work and the 25-40% bands do not apply. Read the count directionally instead: | |
| > | |
| > - **0-2 "very disappointed"**: directional NO. Book more user sessions before re-running. | |
| > - **3-4 "very disappointed"**: directional MAYBE. Book 5-10 more users, re-run. | |
| > - **5+ "very disappointed" out of 6**: directional STRONG YES. Advance to M5.3 but caveat your outreach decisions - the segment language is hypothesis, not verified. | |
| > | |
| > Use an under-10 reading to prioritize the next outreach batch, not to advance into Module 5.3 with confidence. | |
| Re-run cadence: re-run while the must-have rate is climbing and after every major release. Advance only after the rate holds above 40% for two consecutive runs. If a re-run drops, read the "somewhat disappointed" Q2-Q4 verbatims first - the diagnostic is in there. | |
| > **Sample-size honesty.** The Sean Ellis 40% threshold is statistically directional at **≥ 10 respondents**, useful at **20+**, and segment-sliceable at **30+**. Under 10 respondents your result is a hypothesis, not a verdict - for example, 5 of 9 may be directionally strong, but the confidence band is still wide enough that real demand could differ substantially. Under 10, segment-slice math does not work and the 25-40% bands do not apply. Read the count directionally instead: | |
| > | |
| > - **0-2 "very disappointed"**: directional NO. Book more user sessions before re-running. | |
| > - **3-4 "very disappointed"**: directional MAYBE. Book 5-10 more users, re-run. | |
| > - **5+ "very disappointed" out of 6-9**: directional STRONG YES. Begin M5.3 planning provisionally, but do not treat this as confident advancement. | |
| > | |
| > Use an under-10 reading to prioritize the next outreach batch, not to advance into Module 5.3 with confidence. |
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the
rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.
In
`@content/course/tech-for-non-technical-founders-2026/must-have-segment-pmf-test/index.md`
around lines 159 - 167, Rewrite the “Re-run cadence” and “Sample-size honesty”
guidance to separate when to re-run from when to advance to M5.3. Correct the
example so under-10 guidance applies only to samples below 10, define
directional bands for every under-10 sample size (including 7–9 respondents),
and state one consistent rule that under-10 results may support provisional
advancement only with an explicit hypothesis caveat, not confident advancement.
Clarify that after a major release, re-run once the rate has held above 40% for
two consecutive runs rather than requiring two additional runs.
| - **Clarity install:** template hook shipped in `themes/beaver/layouts/partials/page/analytics.html`, gated on `microsoftClarity` param. **Paul's action:** create the project at clarity.microsoft.com, then set `microsoftClarity = "<project-id>"` under `[params]` in `config/_default/hugo.toml`. Note: hook is currently site-wide like GA4, not `/course/`-scoped - scope-limit it in the same commit as the ID if desired. | ||
| - **GA4 funnel events:** live on course pages - `course_start_course` / `course_quickstart` (landing hero CTAs), `course_branch_click` (2.4 / 2.5 / 5.1 decision-gate cards, labeled `from→to`), `course_glossary_click`, `course_pdf_download` (printable worksheets). Page-path funnel (landing → 1.1 → 1.4 → 2.x → 5.6) comes from standard GA4 path exploration. | ||
| - **Scope update vs the original kit:** the pilot now tests the WHOLE Module 1 core path (landing → 1.1 → 1.5), not just the two 2026-06 pilot lessons - update the participant brief URLs accordingly (welcome email: landing URL only; the course routes from there). | ||
| - **Remaining Paul actions before first invite:** Clarity project + param (above), cookie/consent posture decision, budget sign-off ($25 × 5 = $125), ~5 hours calendar across screener/brief/watching/synthesis. |
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🔒 Security & Privacy | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift
Do not activate Clarity before scope and consent are closed.
Line 8 says setting microsoftClarity enables a site-wide hook, while this kit requires /course/-only tracking and leaves consent unresolved. Setting the ID as instructed can collect recordings outside the pilot scope before the consent decision is implemented. Make scope and consent hard prerequisites before activation.
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the
rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.
In
`@docs/projects/2605-tech-for-non-technical-founders/40-49-review/40.18-external-validation-pilot-kit.md`
around lines 8 - 11, Update the Clarity setup guidance around the
microsoftClarity parameter and Paul’s remaining actions so activation is
explicitly blocked until /course/-only scope is implemented and the
cookie/consent posture is decided. Make these scope and consent prerequisites
hard requirements before setting the project ID, rather than optional follow-up
actions.
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| - **GA4 funnel events:** live on course pages - `course_start_course` / `course_quickstart` (landing hero CTAs), `course_branch_click` (2.4 / 2.5 / 5.1 decision-gate cards, labeled `from→to`), `course_glossary_click`, `course_pdf_download` (printable worksheets). Page-path funnel (landing → 1.1 → 1.4 → 2.x → 5.6) comes from standard GA4 path exploration. | ||
| - **Scope update vs the original kit:** the pilot now tests the WHOLE Module 1 core path (landing → 1.1 → 1.5), not just the two 2026-06 pilot lessons - update the participant brief URLs accordingly (welcome email: landing URL only; the course routes from there). |
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Synchronize the participant brief with the revived Module 1 scope.
This line changes the test to landing → 1.1 → 1.5, but Lines 53-55 still require two smoke-test URLs and explicitly exclude the landing page. Participants can therefore follow the old path and invalidate the intended funnel observations. Update the brief in this change or block invites until it is updated.
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the
rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.
In
`@docs/projects/2605-tech-for-non-technical-founders/40-49-review/40.18-external-validation-pilot-kit.md`
at line 10, Update the participant brief’s URL instructions to match the revived
whole Module 1 flow: provide only the landing-page URL in the welcome email,
have participants navigate from there through lessons 1.1 to 1.5, and remove the
requirement for two smoke-test URLs or the exclusion of the landing page.
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| find content/course/<section> -name "*.svg" | while read f; do | ||
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🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Create the raster output directory before the mandatory sweep.
The command writes into /tmp/svgsweep/ without creating it. On a clean machine, every rsvg-convert invocation fails and the mandatory asset gate produces no PNGs. Add mkdir -p /tmp/svgsweep and fail fast on conversion errors.
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the
rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.
In `@docs/workflows/visual-scroll-gate.md` around lines 28 - 31, Update the SVG
conversion sweep to create /tmp/svgsweep before processing files, and configure
the shell loop to stop immediately if any rsvg-convert invocation fails.
Preserve the existing find, naming, and conversion behavior.
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| "$CHROME" --headless --disable-gpu --user-data-dir=$(mktemp -d) --hide-scrollbars \ | ||
| --window-size=1280,16000 --virtual-time-budget=8000 \ | ||
| --screenshot=page.png "file://$PWD/_dest/public-dev/<path>/index.html" & P=$!; sleep 16; kill $P | ||
| magick page.png -trim +repage -crop 1280x2400 +repage slices/page--%02d.png |
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Make the headless fallback self-contained. CHROME is hardcoded to a macOS app bundle, and magick writes into slices/ without creating it first. Use a configurable/command -v Chrome lookup and mkdir -p slices so the fallback works from a clean checkout.
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the
rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.
In `@docs/workflows/visual-scroll-gate.md` around lines 41 - 46, Update the
documented headless fallback command to resolve Chrome through a configurable
path with a command -v fallback instead of assuming the macOS app bundle. Before
the ImageMagick command runs, create the output directory with mkdir -p slices
so it works from a clean checkout.
| <a class="cta-link" href="{{ .Params.hero_primary_url }}" data-course-event="start-course">{{ .Params.hero_primary_text }}</a> | ||
| {{ if .Params.hero_secondary_url }} | ||
| <a class="cta-link cta-link--ghost" href="{{ .Params.hero_secondary_url }}">{{ .Params.hero_secondary_text }}</a> | ||
| <a class="cta-link cta-link--ghost" href="{{ .Params.hero_secondary_url }}" data-course-event="quickstart">{{ .Params.hero_secondary_text }}</a> |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Add data-course-label to hero CTAs for consistent GA4 tracking.
The course-analytics.html click handler reads data-course-label and defaults to '' when absent. The branch and glossary links in course-prev-next.html all include data-course-label, but these hero CTAs do not, so course_label will be empty for course_start_course and course_quickstart events.
💡 Suggested fix
- <a class="cta-link" href="{{ .Params.hero_primary_url }}" data-course-event="start-course">{{ .Params.hero_primary_text }}</a>
+ <a class="cta-link" href="{{ .Params.hero_primary_url }}" data-course-event="start-course" data-course-label="{{ .Params.slug | default .File.BaseFileName }}">{{ .Params.hero_primary_text }}</a>- <a class="cta-link cta-link--ghost" href="{{ .Params.hero_secondary_url }}" data-course-event="quickstart">{{ .Params.hero_secondary_text }}</a>
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| {{ if .Params.hero_secondary_url }} | |
| <a class="cta-link cta-link--ghost" href="{{ .Params.hero_secondary_url }}">{{ .Params.hero_secondary_text }}</a> | |
| <a class="cta-link cta-link--ghost" href="{{ .Params.hero_secondary_url }}" data-course-event="quickstart">{{ .Params.hero_secondary_text }}</a> | |
| <a class="cta-link" href="{{ .Params.hero_primary_url }}" data-course-event="start-course" data-course-label="{{ .Params.slug | default .File.BaseFileName }}">{{ .Params.hero_primary_text }}</a> | |
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| <a class="cta-link cta-link--ghost" href="{{ .Params.hero_secondary_url }}" data-course-event="quickstart" data-course-label="{{ .Params.slug | default .File.BaseFileName }}">{{ .Params.hero_secondary_text }}</a> |
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the
rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.
In `@layouts/course/list.html` around lines 42 - 44, Update both hero CTA anchors
in the template to include the appropriate data-course-label attributes, using
the existing course analytics event labels for the start-course and quickstart
actions so GA4 receives a non-empty course_label.
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Set microsoftClarity in Hugo config if Clarity should ship.
site.Params.microsoftClarity is unset in all current config/*/hugo.toml files, so the loader never runs. Add the project ID under [params] in config/_default/hugo.toml or the relevant environment override.
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🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the
rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.
In `@themes/beaver/layouts/partials/page/analytics.html` around lines 1 - 12, Set
the Microsoft Clarity project ID in the appropriate Hugo configuration under
[params], preferably config/_default/hugo.toml or the relevant environment
override, so the existing analytics.html conditional enables the loader in
non-server builds. Use the actual Clarity project ID and leave the template
logic unchanged.
…s + surgical fix waves (40.19)
6-reviewer swarm scored every page x 8 dimensions (text, voice,
structure, engagement, visual, typography, media, navigation) from
sources + all 331 fresh scroll views. 54/60 PREMIUM outright; every
sub-premium finding fixed:
P1: three-questions Friday-demo anchors pointed at the dev-shop blog
checklist - repointed to the course template
P2: churn 'Modules 6.1-6.5' ghost; channel-selection '4 channels' vs
5-row table (EaM demoted to a fifth-play note); operating-kit
intro honesty; 5.6 false 'expandable rows' meta-narration deleted;
slopsquatting CI gate unified at 20-line (was 3 vs 30; actual ~20)
+ 'Your founder' POV; 4.1 matrix SVG conflicting timelines; friday-
demo cadence mermaid LR->TD (was an unreadable band); pivot trigger
tree -> 5-row decision table (compressed-mermaid attempt was an
illegible micro-strip; prose already carries detail); 3 covers
'WEEKS 4 to ship' -> '4-10' (pace canon) + matching alt texts;
agency page title dedup; ai-token-bill mermaid house theme;
weekly-dev-report editorial footer note stripped; alias added for
the deleted first-ten-customers-personal-network slug
P3: grammar (three-questions), Ch0 duplicated gate sentence, price-tag
sweep (4 pages per the sub-$100-tool voice rule), engineering-org-
chart closing line, 'co flow' -> 'checkout flow'
Mia number-chain verified contradiction-free across all 5 walkthroughs.
Deliberate non-fixes recorded in 40.19 SS3 so future passes don't
re-litigate. Report: 40.19.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01GYRU9wGepomJo5hSuqtu7V
… single findings (40.19 §5) Coordinator self-audit of the review triage; every gap fixed: - old-spine ghost titles: FOUR Going-Further pages carried 'Module 6' prefixes (6.2-6.5) - prem-3 flagged one as 'confirm intentional'; all stripped from titles + og_titles - internal 'Module N AI critic/simulator block' labels: prem-6 found one; three more existed (2.2/4.3/5.2) - all retitled Sam-facing - missed P2: org-chart staircase mermaid scaled to micro-text -> 6-row decision table + flags rule (the pivot pattern; sequential- checklist mermaids now convert to tables) - Good/Bad worked-example callouts render green/red via the blockquote hook (8+ pages); fixing it exposed a cascade bug - the brand blockquote border-left overpainted ALL accent classes incl. TL;DR; accents now set border-left-color instead of a competing box-shadow - 2.2 redundant 4th head callout merged into the Progress line (skip guidance was stated twice); 2.6 triple callout stack merged to two - continuation chapters (churn, pivot) get the nav strip + glossary via course_nav frontmatter - the CORE-vs-continuation inconsistency prem-4 flagged - stack-walkthrough Phase 3 opens with 'the AI writes it, you paste it' reassurance for the no-code ICP; Keyworddit 'Free tool' tag cut - gate doc: raw headless --window-size is NOT mobile emulation (fake right-edge clipping on every page) - MCP resize required for mobile Gates: validators 8/8, build, test:critical, bin/test AND bin/dtest all green (0 diffs). Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01GYRU9wGepomJo5hSuqtu7V
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01GYRU9wGepomJo5hSuqtu7V
W4/V3-B's real remaining item. Audited the spec before building it, and most of W4 turned out to be already shipped: the TL;DR accent exists (bq-tldr render hook + styling, PR #356), and the walkthrough heroes and artifact trails exist too - I redrew the latter this morning in C2.2. What had NOT been done is the one the spec named first. The course reading scale (8 rules) was living in the site-wide style.css, so every blog and marketing visitor downloaded selectors that can only match a course page. Moved to css/pages/course-single.css, loaded only by layouts/course/single.html, after single-post.css because it overrides that file's body type. Deliberately NOT moved: the bq-tldr / bq-good / bq-bad callout accents. They are course-only in practice today (0 blog pages use them) but they are driven by the render-blockquote hook, which any page can trigger. Extract on what the selector GUARANTEES, not on what currently uses it - otherwise a future blog post silently loses its callout colours. Kept the prefix even though the file is course-only: dropping it would lower specificity from (0,4,2) to (0,3,2) and hand the cascade back to single-post.css - the exact trap course-typography.md documents. Behaviour preserved: body p 20px/33px, blockquote p 19px/30.4px, li 20px with 12px margin, all verified in-browser. bin/qtest --changed: 34 runs, 53 screenshots, ZERO diffs - which is the bar for a refactor. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* 2605: close C3.2/C3.3 unbuilt; mark C2 and C3.1 done Answering 'should we finish C2 and C3?' - C2 is already finished (both items merged today), C3.1 is done, and C3.2/C3.3 are closed WITHOUT being built. Closed rather than carried, because a dangling 'someday' item has a real cost: these got re-litigated in three separate sessions. Three independent reads say the same thing - the 2026-08-13 panel demoted them to opportunistic, the Aug-14 read said aim template work at M2-M3 because M4/M5 are 'pages almost no one reaches', and the Aug-20 GA/GSC pull shows ~23 real course arrivals in 28 days against course URLs sitting at positions 5-13 with 2 clicks. Rebuilding the course template for that traffic is work gated on a number that has not moved. C3.1 was built for the opposite reason and the contrast is the point: a 390px overflow is a defect every visitor hits, not an improvement for a hypothetical one. Recorded with a REOPEN TRIGGER (arrivals >~50/28d from one channel, or a funnel drop located at the template layer rather than at arrival) and an explicit 'do not reopen merely because the items exist'. Re-groom from 20.15 §W4 at that point, not from this file - the spec will be stale. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * 2605: C3 reinstated by Paul, split so the UI track keeps the template half Paul overrode the closure: 'let's finish them, we will fix distribution later and we should give them good top level course and experience.' The override is better reasoning than the panel's - every closure argument was about SEQUENCING (don't polish what nobody reaches), his is about PRODUCT (the quality bar is not conditional on this month's traffic, and fixing it later against a live audience is the worse order). Kept the overruled closure in the file rather than deleting it, so the trade-off stays legible. Then a second correction, also Paul: 'we work on UI design in parallel, so only content and visuals should be handled here.' C3.2's template half (course-single.css, course/single.html, TL;DR accent, walkthrough hooks) is retired from this queue - a concurrent redesign owns those files and a content sprint editing them would collide. The queue keeps the visual half only, which drops the gate class from TEMPLATE to CONTENT-ONLY. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * C3.2: course CSS out of the global sheet into course-single.css W4/V3-B's real remaining item. Audited the spec before building it, and most of W4 turned out to be already shipped: the TL;DR accent exists (bq-tldr render hook + styling, PR #356), and the walkthrough heroes and artifact trails exist too - I redrew the latter this morning in C2.2. What had NOT been done is the one the spec named first. The course reading scale (8 rules) was living in the site-wide style.css, so every blog and marketing visitor downloaded selectors that can only match a course page. Moved to css/pages/course-single.css, loaded only by layouts/course/single.html, after single-post.css because it overrides that file's body type. Deliberately NOT moved: the bq-tldr / bq-good / bq-bad callout accents. They are course-only in practice today (0 blog pages use them) but they are driven by the render-blockquote hook, which any page can trigger. Extract on what the selector GUARANTEES, not on what currently uses it - otherwise a future blog post silently loses its callout colours. Kept the prefix even though the file is course-only: dropping it would lower specificity from (0,4,2) to (0,3,2) and hand the cascade back to single-post.css - the exact trap course-typography.md documents. Behaviour preserved: body p 20px/33px, blockquote p 19px/30.4px, li 20px with 12px margin, all verified in-browser. bin/qtest --changed: 34 runs, 53 screenshots, ZERO diffs - which is the bar for a refactor. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * Course 1.2: mid-body draft-vs-rewrite exhibit The lesson describes the four copy blocks as rules, then hands the reader a builder prompt - but nothing shows what a generic draft actually looks like next to the version worth shipping. Adds one O2 exhibit between the Step 2 prompt and the Build steps, at the moment the reader is holding a fresh draft and has to judge it: headline and value prop, builder draft vs rewrite, using the copy already canon in the body ("Smart Solutions for Modern Businesses", "Calendar integration"). Exhibit: hand-authored SVG (O2 flat-vector, matching page-anatomy.svg on the same page), viewBox 720x400, min font 17px. Gates: - bin/hugo-build green (8/8 validators) - bin/check-svg-floor does not list draft-vs-rewrite.svg - text fit measured with getComputedTextLength, not budgeted: widest card string 261 of 284 available; title 623 of 704 - rendered at 1280x800 (684x380, no overflow, console clean) and in a true 358px mobile column (358x199, every label readable without zoom) Scores: look YES / readable YES / earns-scroll YES / helpful YES. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * Course 1.5: mid-body clicks-vs-payments dot fields The section's diagnostic is a sample-size argument stated in prose - 60 clicks with 3 payments means the checkout is broken, 6 clicks with the same 3 means nothing yet. Prose can state that; it cannot show it. Adds a unit-dot exhibit where the reader reads their Stripe numbers: one dot per click, 3 green paid in both fields, and 20 dashed empty slots on the right marking the minimum before the ratio is worth trusting. Exact counts, no scale distortion. Numbers are the section's own (60/3, 6/3, 20+); no new figures introduced. Green is money (completed payments), ruby carries the one actionable reading, amber the sample-size warning. Exhibit: hand-authored SVG (O2 flat-vector, matching stripe-payment-link.svg on the same page), viewBox 720x468, min font 17px. Gates: - bin/hugo-build green (8/8 validators) - bin/check-svg-floor does not list clicks-vs-payments.svg - text fit measured with getComputedTextLength: widest in-card string 254 of 284 available; title 582 of 704; legend span centred at 364 - rendered at 1280x800 (684x445, no overflow, console clean) and in a true 358px mobile column (358x233, dot fields and both verdicts readable) Scores: look YES / readable YES / earns-scroll YES / helpful YES. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * Course 5.7: mid-body batch-funnel mermaid The lesson tells the reader to send 30 messages and expect 3-8% replies, then warns 200 words later that 0-1 replies on batch 1 is the median rather than a failure. That reassurance arrives after the reader has already sent and started counting. Adds a four-stage funnel between the pipeline stages and the message script, so the realistic shape of one batch - and the "0-1 is normal" reading - is visible before the send, not after. The demo-call stage carries no number on purpose: the page states 3-5 in its header block and 2-3 in the success check, and an exhibit is the wrong place to pick a side. Every other figure is the page's own. Exhibit: mermaid flowchart TD (vertical - LR fails at 390px with 4+ nodes), pre-rendered via bin/render-mermaid to mermaid-244b4dfc.svg and committed. accTitle/accDescr carry the full reading into the SVG title and desc. Amber marks the expectation warning, green the money outcome. Gates: - bin/hugo-build green (8/8 validators) - bin/check-svg-floor unaffected (mermaid renders at native size, not scaled) - rendered at 1280x800 (272x653, no overflow, console clean) and at a narrow mobile column (272x653 unscaled, so it clears a 358px column with room) - height 653px, well under the 2x-viewport wall ceiling Scores: look YES / readable YES / earns-scroll YES / helpful YES. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * Course 5.7: fix the demo-call contradiction, number the funnel stage The C3.3 agent left the exhibit's demo stage deliberately unnumbered because the page contradicted itself - the header block promised '3-5 demo calls booked' while the success check said '2-3'. Declining to pick a side in artwork was the right call: an exhibit is the wrong instrument for resolving a body inconsistency. The header was the wrong one, and not just inconsistent - arithmetically impossible at the top end, since the same page caps replies at 1-4 and you cannot book 5 demos from 4 replies. Corrected to 2-3, matching the success check and the reply range. With the contradiction resolved the stage can carry its number, so the fence and its accDescr now say '2-3 demo calls booked' and the pre-rendered SVG was regenerated (hash changed, orphan deleted). A funnel numbered at every stage but one reads as an omission. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * 2605: C3 complete - mark C3.2 and C3.3 done Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * Baseline: homepage/_clients picks up the 2608 blog design-system merge Not my change - it comes in with #487 (blog-first design system), which passed its own CI on Linux while this macOS baseline went stale. Rendered content verified correct: the three case-study cards, logos, tech pills and CTA all intact. Noting what the screenshot also shows: the cards carry 'to the next level' twice, which is the banned marketing phrase C0.1's ratchet baselined. That is the one-partial-25-violations syndicated defect, live on the homepage. Not fixed here - it is content work, not a baseline decision. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * C3.2: course scale also claims the .fl-rich-text container The 2608 design system (#487) added the container itself to the blog typography selector list, not just p/li. Without matching it, bare text directly inside .fl-rich-text on a course page would fall back to the blog size. Verified at desktop: container/p/li all 20px, blockquote 19px. Exactly the interaction course-typography.md's specificity trap predicts - worth catching by merging the parallel branch and re-measuring rather than assuming a clean textual merge means a clean semantic one. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * OKF: record that I pushed baselines to master without a PR Paul caught it. Verified: every commit of mine on master carries a PR number except 4acb018 (~40 Linux baseline PNGs, github-actions[bot]). I dispatched that with --ref master, and the record job commits to whatever ref it is given. The rule worth stating is subtler than 'do not commit to master': a tool that writes to the repo inherits your obligations. Delegating a write to CI does not exempt it from branch+PR any more than delegating to a subagent would. I would not have hand-committed 40 PNGs to master - I dispatched a job that did it for me and did not notice the difference. Aggravating: screenshot baselines are exactly the artifact class that hides banned copy from text ratchets, which is WHY I was re-recording them. And the correct form costs nothing - the workflow honours --ref <branch>, so they could have ridden the PR that needed them. ci-gates.md now carries the wrong and right invocations side by side. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> --------- Co-authored-by: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Summary
Executes the three P0-P1 sprints from the 2026-07-11 grooming (TASK-TRACKER §Groomed backlog) in one bundled PR: measurement + pilot readiness (A), media/typography polish (B), and the printable-PDF thin slice (C). Built by a 6-agent swarm with disjoint file ownership + coordinator; fresh cold-eyes diff review verdict: SHIP.
Sprint A - pilot + measurement (P0)
data-course-eventattributes + one delegated-listener partial:course_start_course/course_quickstart(landing hero),course_branch_click(2.4/2.5/5.1 decision-gate cards, labeled from→to),course_glossary_click,course_pdf_download. Page-path funnel (landing → 1.1 → 1.4 → 2.x → 5.6) comes from standard GA4 path exploration.microsoftClaritysite param - inert until the project ID is set (Paul actions listed in 40.18).40.18-external-validation-pilot-kit.md(deferral condition - course complete - met; revival section records what's live + remaining human actions).now.Year); dead hardcoded "© 2024" param removed.Sprint B - media + typography (P1)
.bq-tldr(purple bar + tint) so the lesson-head stack reads ranked; verified 1 per lesson, all other blockquotes byte-identical to goldmark default.Sprint C - printable PDFs (P1)
bin/generate-template-pdfs: headless-Chrome print-to-PDF over the built pages (markdown stays the single source; regenerate on content change).@media printblock hides site chrome and guards table/pre/blockquote page breaks.Test evidence
bin/validate-course: 8/8 green on every commit;bin/hugo-buildgreenbin/rake test:critical: 46 runs, 0 failuresbin/test(macOS) +bin/dtest(Linux): 46 runs, 0 failures, 84 screenshots, no diffs each🤖 Generated with Claude Code
https://claude.ai/code/session_01GYRU9wGepomJo5hSuqtu7V
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