sshlg · Oct 15, 2026 · Oct 15, 2026
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+# Current handoff — SITE-047: /start/ says per system what setup installs — live, 2026-10-15
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+Objective (backlog SITE-047): /start/ said "Fabric needs macOS on Apple silicon or Intel". Fabric 0.3.5 ships Windows and Linux builds, and the launcher installs apps only on macOS. Record: [evidence/2026-10-15-site-047/README.md](evidence/2026-10-15-site-047/README.md).
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+Done: /start/ (ten languages, through the catalogs) now says it per system. On macOS one command installs the apps, the skills and the MCP servers. On Windows and Linux, download the apps from their pages (Fabric: /fabric/#download), then run the same command for the skills and the MCP servers. Fabric needs Docker and the Supabase CLI on every system. The hero reads "From an empty computer", and the manual steps have "For Windows and Linux" links. The same change updated the facts row *Launcher* (citing passioncode@9b84620 `lib/setup.js:34`, `lib/doctor.js:130`, `setting-up-passioncode/SKILL.md:99`), SCN-013, SCR-08 and `llms.txt`.
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+Checks run:
+- `npm run check`: exit 0.
+- `npm run build`: 224 entries.
+- `npm run locales`: PASS.
+- WebKit at 390 and 1440 px on en, ru, ja, de, ko and zh-hans: no overflow, no page errors.
+- CI `check` on #142: pass.
+
+Shipped: #142 merged as `52d8c1a`; deployed as Worker version `1d762e44-8e28-4af1-9e1c-2464417a2337`. `scripts/verify-live.py` PASS: 263 checks, 13 download routes ([live.json](evidence/2026-10-15-site-047/live.json)).
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+Open: the facts row *Switchboard release* still names 0.6.16 while the site serves 0.6.33 (SITE-003). SITE-040, SITE-041 and SITE-026 are as before.
+
+Next task: SITE-040.
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 # Current handoff — SITE-046: Fabric's Windows and Linux downloads on /fabric/ — live, 2026-10-15
 
 Objective (backlog SITE-046): Fabric 0.3.5 ships Windows (x64, arm64 setup.exe) and Linux (x64, arm64 .deb and

diff --git a/docs/backlog.md b/docs/backlog.md
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 | SITE-044 | Home video v3: the start beat types the /start/ command (`npx @passioncode-ai/passioncode@latest setup`) and says it sets up Fabric, the tools around it and the skills, and that your coding agent can run it; a bridge says each tool works with Fabric and on its own; the Together line reads "Agents connected to Fabric share one project's board, memory and hand-offs" (facts row *Fabric coding agents*); en and ru re-voiced, captions in all 10 languages re-timed (operator 2026-10-14) | closed 2026-10-14 — #134 (`e24e323`): en 91.63 s and ru 97.97 s cuts through Asset Foundry ($0.43 new: narration en $0.199, ru $0.212, four transcriptions $0.023; renders $0; v2 music reused), cue times measured on the narration transcripts, every cue within 0.02 s of the cut transcripts, facts row *Home video* under the lease; #135 (`c6dbe96`) `npm run releases:sync` (Switchboard 0.6.31, Inbox 0.17.0, adapter 0.32.0, launcher 0.2.2) before the deploy; deployed as Worker version `def2748f` (deployment `f39caf74`), `verify-live.py` 257 of 257; the live `home.mp4` matches the source (SHA-256 `c7847ca7…`) | [record](video/2026-10-12-home-v2/README.md#v3-2026-10-14-re-voiced-and-re-rendered), [live check](evidence/2026-10-14-site-044/live.json), [WebKit](video/2026-10-12-home-v2/visual.json) |
 | SITE-045 | One door to setup and Fabric as the home (operator D1–D4, 2026-10-14): the home H1 with one subline; `setup` (not `update`) wherever a visitor starts; header "Set up ↓" → /start/#setup on every page; /start/ command and copy-prompt side by side, manual downloads folded, task-pipeline on /vision/; home #products Fabric first, no launcher card; /fabric/ #works-with and SoftwareApplication data; /fabric/agents/ at Fabric 0.3.5; /business/ one hero action, admin line, size line; /#about notes for investors, contributors and press; the home video's transcript and VideoObject written from its files; ten languages | closed 2026-10-15 — #137 merged as `6729661`; #138 (`9719852`, `releases:sync`: Switchboard 0.6.32, launcher 0.2.4) so the source snapshot matched the live one; deployed from `main` as Worker version `8f40f4bd-db81-4546-967f-9a0f560c60d1`; `verify-live.py` PASS, 257 of 257 | [evidence](evidence/2026-10-14-site-045/README.md), [live check](evidence/2026-10-14-site-045/live.json) |
 | SITE-046 | Fabric 0.3.5 ships Windows (x64, arm64, Authenticode-signed) and Linux (AppImage, .deb) builds; /fabric/ and /fabric/download/ still offer only the Mac build ("the download page on passioncode.ai offers the Mac build until its own change", v0.3.5 notes); add the Windows and Linux downloads, requirements (Docker Desktop with WSL2 / Docker Engine, Supabase CLI) and limits (signed-in state not read, CO-244; Observatory secret connect on Windows, CO-245), and the facts rows | closed 2026-10-15 — #140 merged as `991691b`; deployed from `main` as Worker version `2c9d1f94-d81b-412c-804e-ba3f95e9e7de`; `verify-live.py` PASS, 263 of 263 checks, 13 download routes (the seven Fabric routes 302 to the v0.3.5 assets) | [evidence](evidence/2026-10-15-site-046/README.md), [live check](evidence/2026-10-15-site-046/live.json); follow-up SITE-047 |
-| SITE-047 | Found in SITE-046: /start/ still says "Fabric needs macOS on Apple silicon or Intel" (hero caption) and SCN-020's preconditions say the same, now that Fabric 0.3.5 ships Windows and Linux builds. What is true depends on the launcher: whether `setup` installs Fabric on Windows and Linux (launcher README names no platform for it). Read the launcher's code at its released tag, then say on /start/ (ten languages) and in `llms.txt` which systems the one command sets Fabric up on, and that the Windows and Linux builds are on /fabric/#download | open — found in SITE-046 | [/start/ hero caption](../start/index.html); [launcher](https://github.com/passioncode-ai/passioncode) |
+| SITE-047 | Found in SITE-046: /start/ still says "Fabric needs macOS on Apple silicon or Intel" (hero caption) and SCN-020's preconditions say the same, now that Fabric 0.3.5 ships Windows and Linux builds. What is true depends on the launcher: whether `setup` installs Fabric on Windows and Linux (launcher README names no platform for it). Read the launcher's code at its released tag, then say on /start/ (ten languages) and in `llms.txt` which systems the one command sets Fabric up on, and that the Windows and Linux builds are on /fabric/#download | closed 2026-10-15 — #142 merged as `52d8c1a`; deployed from `main` as Worker version `1d762e44-8e28-4af1-9e1c-2464417a2337`; `verify-live.py` PASS, 263 of 263 checks, 13 download routes | [evidence](evidence/2026-10-15-site-047/README.md), [live check](evidence/2026-10-15-site-047/live.json) |
diff --git a/evidence/2026-10-15-site-047/README.md b/evidence/2026-10-15-site-047/README.md
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+# SITE-047 — /start/ says per system what setup installs (2026-10-15)
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+Problem: /start/ said "Fabric needs macOS on Apple silicon or Intel" (hero caption) and SCN-013's preconditions said the same, although Fabric 0.3.5 ships Windows and Linux builds (SITE-046).
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+What the launcher does (`passioncode-ai/passioncode` main at `9b8462030f603573bced9ee3d81779cdf8b67fcb`, v0.2.5 + 2, read with `git show origin/main:<path>`):
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+- `lib/setup.js:34`: `setup` plans app installs only when `platform === 'darwin'`.
+- `lib/doctor.js:130`: when the platform is not macOS, the app checks are skipped and the output names each app's download page.
+- `plugin/passioncode/skills/setting-up-passioncode/SKILL.md:99`: not on macOS, the person installs the apps from those pages, then runs `setup` again for the MCP servers.
+
+Change (PR #142, merged as `52d8c1a`): /start/ in ten languages, edited through the catalogs.
+- Hero: "From an empty computer". The caption now says "Fabric needs Docker and the Supabase CLI on every system".
+- The One command paragraph says the split per system: on macOS the command installs the apps, the skills and the MCP servers. On Windows and Linux, download the apps from their pages, then run the same command for the skills and the MCP servers. The step line, the copy-prompt and the note under the pair say the same; the note links the Fabric page.
+- The Fabric and Dashboards manual steps each gained a "For Windows and Linux" link.
+
+The same change updated the facts row *Launcher* (under a lease), SCN-013, SCR-08 and `llms.txt`.
+
+Checks run:
+- `npm run check`: exit 0.
+- `npm run build`: 224 entries.
+- `npm run locales`: PASS, nothing missing.
+- WebKit (Playwright 1.61) at 390 and 1440 px on en, ru, ja, de, ko and zh-hans: no horizontal overflow, no page errors, the old claim absent.
+- CI `check` on #142: pass.
+
+Shipped: deployed from `main` at `52d8c1a` as Worker version `1d762e44-8e28-4af1-9e1c-2464417a2337`. `scripts/verify-live.py` PASS: 263 checks, 224 assets, 150 pages, 13 download routes, 23 not-found addresses ([live.json](live.json)).
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+Known, not changed: the zh-hans h1 keeps a space before `<em>` ("从一台空白的电脑 到…"), which comes from the English source's whitespace. It is the same as every other zh-hans h1 with an `<em>`.