The Daily from Aesthetic.computer, laptops seating themselves, approximately two minutes. Most of today went into Note Spatial. It's a suite now, 11 chapters, and the idea at the center is simple to say and took forever to get right. Every laptop in the room shows its real screen, and every laptop counts the same in the mixdown. No lead instrument, no back row. I got the notes to fill the frame properly, gave hits a blink before they recede, colored everything in Notepad's palette, and got taps and kick and snare their pitch back after I'd let it slip. There's a light theme now that follows the system appearance instead of fighting it. And there's a 13-minute ring form built on rehearsal files where the pulse arrives instead of dropping, and you hear the ring from the middle of the room instead of from any one seat. On the native side, I baked it in as the default spatial score, so a laptop can just seat itself when it joins. Alongside that, Chamberplatter got a rewrite, the Spatial Antiphony, Digest, but rebuilt around a Pentagon and a held center. I also went back into Pop's generator rules and pulled out patterns that were already sitting there unnamed. The Wanadash Wiggle, the special sign spin, the necklace laws. Naming them and making them into proper generator rules felt like admitting something I already knew. The rest of the day was ACEL maintenance, beta 5 now, incoming code shown on screen. The model it's running reported honestly instead of assumed. I fixed a background session engine that was dying mid-inference, cleaned the landing page of decorative numbering that wasn't doing anything, and rewrote the site copy for the native Mac beta. Small native Polish too. Hand cursors over buttons, notebook buttons sitting correctly above the title bar, draft spacing measured off the actual rendered baseline instead of guessed. Nothing dramatic, just the kind of day where things stop almost working and start actually working. That's today. Letters to mail at aesthetic.computer.