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      <description>shipping caduceus v1.0 — the rust daemon, the hermes plugin, the worker-bridge. v1 crossed the gate; what comes next is doc polish, not version bumps. · keeping signal house honest. the hermes token-usage card is now a real card on the dashboard — was hiding behind a config flag. · rewriting this site for the third time. the first version was a single-page react thing. the second was fine. this one has a soul.</description>
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      <title>why we&apos;re rewriting signal-house in bun</title>
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      <description>signal-house is the dashboard you check to see how the barkley agent is doing. it currently runs on three toolchains where bun does the same work in one. we picked bun.</description>
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      <description>every major ff8 design decision was a constraint, a provocation, or salvage from ff7&apos;s reject pile. kitase, ito, nomura, nojima. ff8 is the evidence. the principle is the point.</description>
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