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quest: open m3 for work no customer asks for - #101
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Publishing a source independently and the viewer-side composition epic that requires it move from m2 to a new m3. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Reviewed head 0754e7cc776a7fc1c4a082531445d3d85f3ab1d2 against base 0e09fec4b72074315cced19229c1faf89b0b8d5f.
No actionable findings. The move preserves the prerequisite chain from independent publication through layout to browser/server composition and viewer controls. All changed local links resolve, and no old m2 composition/publication paths remain in the quest tree or user README. m2 retains the separate Blitz release task.
Direction: moving the prerequisite and its dependents together preserves the plans without offering unwanted work. The pinned quest workflow distinguishes structural readiness from recommending work; m3's explicit no-offer condition belongs to that recommendation step.
Verification: GitHub-only static review of all ten changed documents, surrounding hierarchy/history and pinned quest selection guidance. No quest context, quest check, builds or tests were executed. The maintainer's priority decision was treated as settled.
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publish-independently.mdand the viewer-side composition epic (compose/) from m2 to a new m3, "someday: work no customer asks for". Decided by the maintainer during /quest-spawn: publishing a source independently drives no customer demand, and the epic requires it, so they move together. m2 keepsoverlay-blitz-release.md.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
(Written by Claude Opus 5.5)