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The eight-pillar map closed in three days. ga-telemetry and gsc-telemetry are why.
Phase 1.6 shipped two observability skills on 20 June: ga-telemetry and gsc-telemetry. Six days later the eight-pillar topic-authority map was complete. The link is an operator loop built on next-morning indexation signal.
`ignoreBuildErrors: true` kept the type checker quiet. Turning it off found twelve product bugs.
UK Calculators had `strict: true` in tsconfig and `ignoreBuildErrors: true` in next.config.mjs. The two settings coexisted for months. One afternoon removing the flag surfaced twelve masked type errors on a YMYL money site where wrong numbers carry real consequences.
Scope the MySQL user first: the newsletter DDL as a security boundary on cPanel
On shared hosting, you don't control the firewall or the infrastructure. What you do control is which privileges the MySQL user holds. Scoping it to the newsletter schema alone made a compromised endpoint's blast radius structurally finite — not as a mitigation layered on top, but as a property of the design.
Ten cycles, one ready draft: the pipeline was consuming its failures
Between 30 June and 13 July, ten cron cycles produced one ready draft and zero auto-publishes while the skipped counter climbed from 2 to 7. The drafter was not stalling. It was treating failed attempts as permanent completions, and only heartbeat visibility on ready-draft count made the dead zone visible.
The cron exited clean. There were no drafts.
Two zero-draft mornings out of four cron firings across 29 June to 2 July, both exits clean. The failure was Haiku's claim extraction underfiring one stage before draft: structurally invisible, no error, no warning, cron returns success.