The notch overlay wings already display elapsed time and step title;
keeping them on the status item too produced a duplicate readout
elsewhere in the menu bar.
Store NotchGeometry on NotchOverlayState so the SwiftUI content can read
it reactively instead of receiving it via initializer. Lets the
controller drive frame updates when geometry changes and simplifies the
panel resize to NSPanel's built-in animate flag.
Introduces a SwiftUI companion app for the Fail Well PWA: menu bar
status item, popover with task list / record / history views, command
palette, and a Dynamic Island-style notch overlay that shows the active
step and timer beside the hardware notch and expands on hover to reveal
pause/next controls.
Vertical-slice plan with five slices across four phases, each with
acceptance criteria, manual verification, and human-review checkpoints
between phases. Surfaces and orders the inconsistencies between the
current code and the per-task loop language. Flat todo.md mirrors the
plan as a checkable task list.
Captures the four coupled commitments that define Fail Well's per-task
loop: Initial Plan anchored at Start-of-Execution, Failure Signal with
three named modes (Estimation Variance, Discovered Scope, Abandoned
Scope), distinct affordances for Re-estimation vs Re-planning, and a
dedicated Closing Ceremony. Also records the alternatives considered
and rejected so future readers don't relitigate them.
Establishes the shared vocabulary for Fail Well: Task, Step, Plan,
Step History, Initial Plan, Execution, Step Record, Notes, plus the
Failure Signal (with its three named modes), Step-Back Signal, Closing
Ceremony, Re-estimation, and Re-planning. The glossary anchors all
downstream decisions about the per-task feedback loop.
- Upgrade vite from 5.1.3 to 5.4.21 to support modern sass API option
- Configure sass preprocessor with api: 'modern' to silence legacy-js-api warning
- Silence bulma-sourced deprecation warnings (import, global-builtin, color-functions, if-function)
Explain Fail Well's purpose, its origins from Toyota Production System's
standardized work, and how it differs from micromanagement. Include
author attribution and footer navigation link.
* refactor: ♻️ edit steps
* add md5 hash lib
* now step ids are generated based on titles and estimation
* feat: ✨ edit steps
now add steps will be a modal for editing all steps
* chore(commitizen): init cz changelog
* chore(changelog): init git cliff
* feat(edit steps): add a message to alert on the fact that the record may change
* feat(task): task link is a normal button now
* with the good ids
* remove column
* autofocus to title
* --wip-- [skip ci]
* lint
* can modify the whole task when recording
