Written so the next session can start without rediscovering anything: where the
code stands, the three open pieces in the order they matter, and the two release
traps that cost two version numbers today.
The second piece is the owner's own point, and it is the right one: a readiness
page that flags things only a shell can fix has moved the work rather than done
it. Three places do that today — generating the host keypair, syncing the Stripe
catalogue, and nothing else. The rest already links where it should.
The Stripe sync gets a note about not running it inside a Livewire call: it
talks to Stripe and creates products, so it belongs in a queue with a visible
result, and the dry run belongs in the interface beside it rather than only in a
terminal.
Last section names the pattern the whole session kept turning up: a display more
confident than what it rests on. A green badge over a red measurement, a claim
about somebody's Hetzner account derived from an HTML page, a comment promising
a file the installer never created. Worth reading the code with that in mind.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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