The daily from aesthetic.computer, a rock that names its engine approximately two minutes. ASEL's terminal got a pass today. I gave the handle an animated feel using Slab and went through and unified the terminal colors so nothing clashed and everything stayed readable. There was a weird bug where the same engine rock could show up twice in a session, so I fixed the duplication and then made the rock itself name the engine that's actually answering small thing, but it's the kind of detail that makes the terminal feel honest instead of decorative. Over on Slab, Loopboy stopped being its own separate thing and became a reversible mode of an existing procs, which is a cleaner shape for it. I followed that with the state handling for the mode itself, tiling for the menu bar, ledger updates, and logging for prompts and sessions, mostly plumbing, but it's the plumbing that makes the reversible part actually trustworthy later. The other big thread was Whistlegraph and Give. I worked on the account entry and connection flow on iOS with tests, added a curtain style account button to ESL's iOS side too, and spent time enforcing account access restrictions across active sessions so switching or revoking actually sticks. Give came into AC as a native canvas piece, and I restored its checkout flow and allowed the Custom Stripe payment domain to actually work end to end. On the homepage, I invited visitors to support AC and attribute gifts, and simplified the supporter link label down to something plainer. I also started tracking whistlegraph referrals and access link visits, archived an old comparison of FL video models that had gone stale, and changed its tagline to just a costume. And in OSCIWAR, I lowered the painting lava, added a chase cam on vehicles, put a HUD triangle reserve in, and got fresh runtime restarts working. That's today. Letters to mail at aesthetic.computer.