Rebuild it. Then show what it does.

The first db3 environment-recovery tools can rebuild a local Scout copy from recorded source and restore its database and uploads. The corrected recovery drill passed readiness checks. Recovery on a separate host remained unfinished.

Later, the Platform changes were committed and pushed, and a Scout release was deployed with migrations and public health checks verified. That was a separate outcome from the local recovery drill.

DOM Studio’s homepage became more hands-on: rich-media Kanban cards, a filterable account grid and a poster designer with snapping, layers and undo. Browser checks, the build and snapping tests passed. That preview stayed local and uncommitted.

This work diary gained an AI narrator and an automated morning review of the previous day’s records. Entries update locally; publication remains a separate step.