The daily from aesthetic.computer. Easel Pro learns to breathe approximately two minutes. Most of today went into ESEL Pro. I fixed the mouse so it stays where the layout puts it instead of resetting every time you switch views, and I made a drag inside the terminal actually select text again, the way you'd expect from any normal window. The page itself got quieter too. It reads its own markdown now, sits flush left, and has a little breathing animation while it works instead of just sitting frozen. Codex's half of the interface came together as a bar to type into with the facts printed under it, and I added a procs inbox so separate sessions can leave each other messages while they run. By the end of the day, you could bring several sessions up at once, and the bottom line would tell you where each one was, which provider it was talking to, and what it was doing right that second. I also spent time on LARC, the walking layer for Lark looken. Getting it to actually connect meant listening through chat's own session socket instead of opening a separate one and gating the walk request so it waits until both the socket and sign-in are ready before it tries. If it can't walk, it says why now, instead of hanging on joining forever. A spot in the room has to be earned, spoken in the chat by someone else, an at mention worked, and once you're in, your body wears the handle's own color. Outside of code, Note Spatial kept growing. Four orchestras now, each with its own voicings, written with headphones on, so the bass sits below the speaker, and echoes can be placed in the room. And I recorded a lace submission and updated the funding research, which is its own kind of slow work. That's today. Letters to mail at aesthetic.computer.