The prompts that built this site

File lanes/prompts/lane1-epoch.md · 17 lines · 372 wordsModel Fable 5.1 (CLI default · the run script passes no --model)Run lanes/run-lane1.sh · 21:59:31 → 22:11:35 PT · 12 min

You are research lane 1 of a portfolio project. Read "/Users/joseantonioochoa/CC Projects/2027 Portfolio/BRIEF.md" first.

Your job: produce a sharp, evidence-based dossier on Epoch AI as a design employer and as a data-product organisation, so a portfolio can be tailored to what they actually ship and need. Use WebFetch/WebSearch heavily. Today is 2026-11-07.

Write these files (and only these) into "/Users/joseantonioochoa/CC Projects/2027 Portfolio/research/":

1. epoch-ai.md
   - The job posting https://jobs.lever.co/epoch-ai/9ad63519-ec2d-4ae0-b838-3d28972cb62a : paraphrase every section faithfully (role, two specializations, responsibilities, must-haves, nice-to-haves, comp, process notes such as "AI tools may assist screening").
   - Who Epoch AI is (mission, funding/org type, size, Berkeley office, team page: who is on Product & Design, who is Head of Design if public).
   - Their product surface, one section each with URL: epoch.ai website, AI Models database, Trends dashboard, Benchmarking Hub / benchmarks, Data on AI hub, GATE model/playground, Frontier Data Centers tracker, AI in the economy / Capabilities work, Gradient Updates newsletter, podcast, social graphics. For each: what it does, how it is laid out, what charts it uses, what feels strong, what feels weak or inconsistent (be candid and specific: density, legibility, mobile, colour, interaction, loading states, IA).
   - What they shipped or announced in 2026 (news, blog, X/LinkedIn posts, Lever postings) — what direction the org is moving in and what that implies for design needs.
   - Their visual language: fonts (inspect CSS/computed where possible), colour palette hexes, chart style (library used — look for Plotly/Observable/D3/Vega in page source), logo, spacing, dark/light.
   - "Portfolio angles that would land": 6–10 concrete ideas, each one paragraph, ranked, each tied to evidence above.
2. epoch-visual-language.md — a compact token-like summary: fonts, hexes, chart conventions, grid, iconography, with sources.
3. epoch-data/ — download 1 to 3 of their public CSV datasets (e.g. the notable AI models dataset from epoch.ai/data, benchmarks data) with curl into this folder, and write epoch-data/README.md naming each file, its URL, licence (they use CC BY), columns, row count, and 3 interesting facts per dataset computable from it (compute them with python3 -I). If a download fails, say so and record the URL.

Rules: cite URLs for every claim. Numbers and dates over adjectives. Do not invent. Do not touch any other folder. When done, print DONE.

File lanes/prompts/lane2-bakery.md · 29 lines · 631 wordsModel Fable 5.1 (CLI default · the run script passes no --model)Run lanes/run-lane2.sh · 21:59:32 → 22:14:57 PT · 15 min

You are research lane 2 of a portfolio project. Read "/Users/joseantonioochoa/CC Projects/2027 Portfolio/BRIEF.md" first.

You are inside the repo of the CFC Bakery Orders WordPress plugin (José's latest project, live in production since 2026-11-01). This repo is READ-ONLY for you: never git checkout/stash/commit/modify anything here. You may run read-only git commands (log, show, diff --stat, shortlog) and gh read commands (gh issue list/view for joseocfc/cfc-bakery-orders).

Your job: extract everything a case study needs — the story AND the data — so a designer's portfolio can SHOW how José approached, specified and executed this project with AI agents. Write these files into "/Users/joseantonioochoa/CC Projects/2027 Portfolio/research/":

1. bakery-case-study.md — structured as:
   a. Context & problem: what the co-op bakery ordering was before (phone/paper?), who the users are (customers, bakery staff like [the deli lead], deli), constraints (WooCommerce, WP Engine, theme separation). Quote the docs.
   b. Prep & research: what José did before building — docs/archive/grilling-agenda.md, skeleton-build-plan.md, architecture-plan snapshot, build-roadmap.md, prototype/ folder, docs/figma, docs/menu-import, docs/deli. Summarise each with path. Explain how requirements were established (hard rules, example tables, assumptions register "an undocumented assumption is a bug", token golden rules).
   c. Insights: the non-obvious findings that shaped the design (capacity management, cut-off times, holiday bundles, mixed carts, size price push "catalog wins", print tickets, emails inlined, tokens resolution by context). Each with its source path.
   d. Execution — backend: architecture of includes/ (list modules with one-line purpose), load order, order statuses, capacity engine, notifications, printing, deli dashboard, importers. Diagram-ready: list components and arrows.
   e. Execution — frontend: storefront builder steps, cart, checkout, dashboard screens, the token system (--cfc-bakery-* tokens), responsive rules (782px block etc.), accessibility notes.
   f. The AI workflow (this is the headline for the portfolio): orchestrator + lanes in worktrees, session prompts, hand-off logs, reviewer gates (the "9/10 PASS" rule), record-and-ask, the assumptions register (A-numbered rows — what is the latest number?), the CLI check suite (tests/cli — how many checks, how many assertions, what the "Count line" means), browser passes, staging→main rule, José's standing orders. Explain how José, a non-developer, directs this. Quote José's own words captured in commits/docs (e.g. "the allergens should be below ingredients. blank should be None", "all passed. push to main").
   g. Outcomes: launch date, what is live, volume if any number exists, what happened in launch week, holiday launch.
   h. 10 pull-quotes (short, verbatim, with path) usable as display text.
2. bakery-metrics.json — real numbers for charts. Compute with git/gh/python3 -I. Include:
   - commits_by_day: [{date, count}] from first commit to today (all branches: use git log --all).
   - commits_by_type: counts of conventional prefixes feat/fix/docs/test/merge/chore/refactor/other.
   - commits_by_hour: 24 buckets (local time) — shows when work happens.
   - issues: [{number, title, created, closed, state}] via gh issue list --state all --limit 200 --json.
   - loc_by_language and file counts (php/js/css/md), docs file count, tests count.
   - assertion_count_over_time: parse commit messages / tests/cli/README.md history for "Count" lines like "5904 / 5899" (git log -p on that README or grep commit messages) → [{date, assertions}].
   - assumptions_register_rows_over_time if derivable (highest A-number mentioned in commit messages by date).
   - milestones: [{date, label}] — first commit, prototype, first storefront, staging, launch 2026-11-01, holiday launch, etc.
   - timeline summary: first_commit, launch, days_to_launch, total_commits, contributors.
3. bakery-assets.md — list the best existing images: screenshots from browser passes, Figma exports, photos under docs/ or assets/ or ~/Downloads/bakery-photo-reference, with absolute paths, dimensions (use sips -g pixelWidth -g pixelHeight), and what each shows. Copy the 15 best into "/Users/joseantonioochoa/CC Projects/2027 Portfolio/research/assets/bakery/" with descriptive names (copy only, never move).
4. bakery-architecture.md — nodes and edges for a system diagram (customer → storefront builder → cart/checkout → Woo order → statuses → notifications/print/dashboard; admin → settings/sizes/menu import; token engine). Keep to what the code does.

Rules: path-cite every claim. Prefer numbers. Plain English. Don't modify this repo. When done, print DONE.

File lanes/prompts/lane3-theme.md · 19 lines · 305 wordsModel Fable 5.1 (CLI default · the run script passes no --model)Run lanes/run-lane3.sh · 21:59:34 → 22:12:06 PT · 13 min

You are research lane 3 of a portfolio project. Read "/Users/joseantonioochoa/CC Projects/2027 Portfolio/BRIEF.md" first.

You are inside the cfc-theme repo (Community Food Co-op WordPress theme, by José). READ-ONLY: never checkout/stash/commit/modify here; read-only git and gh commands are fine (gh repo joseocfc/cfc-theme).

Your job: document the design-system and website work as a second case study, focused on what a design employer (Epoch AI, hiring for product/web design + design systems + data viz) would value. Write into "/Users/joseantonioochoa/CC Projects/2027 Portfolio/research/":

1. design-system-case.md
   - What the theme is, when it started (first commit), what the live site is (communityfood.coop — fetch it and describe the pages, note what is live).
   - The token system: guides/design-system (token-system.md, figma-parity.md, theme.json structure, how --wp--preset--* become Figma variables, modes Mobile/Desktop as clamp endpoints, the naming rule). Explain in plain English why this is clever.
   - figma-parity-check.py (or wherever the parity script lives): what it checks, how it is run, what PASS means. Count the number of tokens mirrored.
   - The Figma↔code "one system in both directions" rule and the change protocol.
   - Any design research/decisions docs (guides/, docs/), the bakery architecture-plan.md original, any grilling/spec documents.
   - The AI workflow evidence here too (CLAUDE.md, agents docs, reviews).
   - Metrics: commits, dates, number of tokens, components, pages, templates/patterns count, CSS lines.
   - 6 pull-quotes with paths.
2. design-system-metrics.json — the numbers above as JSON, plus commits_by_day for this repo (git log --all).
3. theme-assets.md — screenshots/images in the repo worth using; copy the best 10 into "/Users/joseantonioochoa/CC Projects/2027 Portfolio/research/assets/theme/" (copy, never move). Also take fresh screenshots of https://www.communityfood.coop/ (home + 2 key pages) at 1440 and 390 widths if a headless Chrome is available (try: "/Applications/Google Chrome.app/Contents/MacOS/Google Chrome" --headless=new --screenshot=<path> --window-size=1440,2400 <url>); save them in the same assets folder.

Rules: cite paths/URLs. Numbers over adjectives. Don't modify the repo. When done, print DONE.

File lanes/prompts/lane4-other.md · 17 lines · 326 wordsModel Fable 5.1 (CLI default · the run script passes no --model)Run lanes/run-lane4.sh · 21:59:35 → 22:07:19 PT · 8 min

You are research lane 4 of a portfolio project. Read "/Users/joseantonioochoa/CC Projects/2027 Portfolio/BRIEF.md" first.

Your job: survey José's other work so the portfolio can pick 2–4 supporting pieces and describe how he works. READ-ONLY everywhere; never modify, commit or checkout in any repo.

Survey each folder in "/Users/joseantonioochoa/CC Projects/" except "2027 Portfolio": [street address], Innovation Agency, Life Budget, Life Habits, [nanny-site folder], Project Net, Side Gig, The Yorker, Tortilleria, Yard Strategy. For each: what it is (read README/CLAUDE.md/docs), its state (prototype/live/abandoned), dates (git log if a repo, else file mtimes), the design/data/AI angle, notable artefacts (Figma links, screenshots, charts, data files, apps), and a 1–5 "portfolio value for a data-viz/product-design role" score with one-line reasoning. Also check the GitHub repos joseocfc/yard-strategy, joseocfc/Project-Net, joseocfc/gf-excel-sync (gh repo view, gh api for tree) for anything not local.

Then read "/Users/joseantonioochoa/ai-playbook/" fully (PLAYBOOK.md, LESSONS.md, LEARNING-PATH.md, SOURCES.md) and summarise José's AI-building method: the ten principles, the kickoff ritual, the gates, what he learned — this is a portfolio piece in itself ("how I work with AI"). Pull 8 verbatim quotes with line refs.

Also read "/Users/joseantonioochoa/CC Projects/2027 Portfolio/research/../" nothing else; and read the LinkedIn text at "/private/tmp/claude-501/-Users-joseantonioochoa-CC-Projects-2027-Portfolio/54ad3109-b727-4ebe-b0ff-0f941533ff50/scratchpad/linkedin.txt" to build a clean profile.

Write into "/Users/joseantonioochoa/CC Projects/2027 Portfolio/research/":
1. other-projects.md — the survey, ranked by portfolio value, with paths.
2. ai-playbook-summary.md — the method, the quotes, and a short "timeline of how his AI practice matured" (dates from the playbook and project folders).
3. jose-profile.md — clean bio facts: roles, dates, employers, education, awards (Shark Tank México winner 2020, HEINEKEN Green Challenge semifinalist 2019, etc.), languages, location (Bellingham, WA — Pacific time, note overlap with Eastern), the skill set actually evidenced (Figma, Webflow, WordPress, design systems, motion/Spline, video, industrial design, AI orchestration). Flag anything in LinkedIn that is stale or weak for this application.
4. other-assets.md — any images worth using; copy the best 10 into "/Users/joseantonioochoa/CC Projects/2027 Portfolio/research/assets/other/" (copy only).

Rules: cite paths. Be concise but complete. When done, print DONE.

File lanes/prompts/A1-shell.md · 12 lines · 566 wordsModel Opus 5.5 (named in the prompt · run with --model opus)Run lanes/run-A1-shell.sh · 22:22:02 → 22:49:44 PT · 28 min

You are build lane A1 "shell" (model: Opus 5.5). Read "/Users/joseantonioochoa/CC Projects/2027 Portfolio/BRIEF.md" and then "/Users/joseantonioochoa/CC Projects/2027 Portfolio/SPEC.md" in full before doing anything. The spec is the contract: file ownership, tokens, markup, chart API, definition of done. Research material lives in "/Users/joseantonioochoa/CC Projects/2027 Portfolio/research/" (read what you need; never modify it). Write only inside the paths the spec assigns to your lane plus lanes/notes/<lane>.md and lanes/shots/<lane>/. Work autonomously; do not ask questions — decide, note the decision, continue. Quality bar: this portfolio must impress the Head of Design at Epoch AI; typography, spacing, and chart craft matter more than feature count. Finish by printing DONE.

Build the site's design system and shell in "/Users/joseantonioochoa/CC Projects/2027 Portfolio/site/":
1. assets/css/tokens.css — every token in SPEC §3 (light + dark under both scopes), type scale, spacing, widths, radii, motion durations, and `color-scheme`.
2. assets/css/base.css — reset, body background (--paper) and ink, typography (Instrument Serif display/h1/h2, Geist text, Geist Mono meta), links, focus-visible, prose measure, `.container`, `.prose`, `.bleed`, section spacing, `@view-transition { navigation: auto; }`, reduced-motion.
3. assets/css/components.css — every component in SPEC §5 with real, polished styling: site header (wordmark, nav with a "Work" dropdown of three items, Process, About, theme toggle; collapses to a hamburger under 768px with an accessible disclosure), footer, eyebrow, hero, stat-card + stat-grid, media frames (phone/browser/row), quote with cite, callout, timeline, steps, tag, work-card/card, diagram, case-nav, buttons, toc (sticky left rail ≥1024px, horizontal chips below), table styling for data tables, skip link, `.reveal` states.
4. assets/js/site.js (ES module) — theme boot helper + toggle (persist, dispatch 'themechange'), mobile nav, reveal-on-scroll (IntersectionObserver, stagger), count-up for [data-count] (respect reduced motion; format with thousands separators), TOC current-section highlighting, external links get rel=noopener. Keep it under ~300 lines, no dependencies.
5. templates/page.html — the canonical skeleton from SPEC §4 with the exact inline theme-boot script, head tags, header and footer markup, and comment markers <!-- PAGE CONTENT --> where page lanes insert content. Other lanes will copy this verbatim, so make it complete and correct (absolute paths from /).
6. assets/img/favicon.svg (a simple monogram "JO" or a mark made of two strokes in --accent; must work on light and dark) and assets/img/og.png (1200×630: paper background, the headline "I design systems that stay coherent at AI speed." in Instrument Serif, name below in Geist; render it with headless Chrome from a temporary HTML file).
7. index.html — a WORKING DRAFT of the home page using the template and SPEC §7 Home structure with placeholder copy where content/home.md does not exist yet (the copy lane is writing it in parallel; if "/Users/joseantonioochoa/CC Projects/2027 Portfolio/content/home.md" exists when you get to this step, use it). Include the hero figure markup for data-chart="timeline" (the charts lane provides the renderer; if /assets/js/charts/index.js does not exist yet, include the <script type="module" src="/assets/js/charts/index.js"> tag anyway) and the stat grid with the four real numbers from SPEC. Work cards use images from research/assets (copy the 5 you need into assets/img/home/ optimized with sips to ≤1600px wide).
8. A components showcase page at /styleguide/index.html rendering every component in both themes (used by the QA lane and by the Figma lane later).
Serve on port 8787, screenshot /, /styleguide/ at 390 and 1440 in light and dark into lanes/shots/A1/, Read the PNGs and fix what looks off (overflow, spacing rhythm, contrast). Typography and whitespace are the product here; make it feel like a serious editorial/scientific site, warm paper, precise.

File lanes/prompts/A2-charts.md · 7 lines · 441 wordsModel Opus 5.5 (named in the prompt · run with --model opus)Run lanes/run-A2-charts.sh · 22:22:03 → 22:58:12 PT · 36 min

You are build lane A2 "charts" (model: Opus 5.5). Read "/Users/joseantonioochoa/CC Projects/2027 Portfolio/BRIEF.md" and then "/Users/joseantonioochoa/CC Projects/2027 Portfolio/SPEC.md" in full before doing anything. The spec is the contract: file ownership, tokens, markup, chart API, definition of done. Research material lives in "/Users/joseantonioochoa/CC Projects/2027 Portfolio/research/" (read what you need; never modify it). Write only inside the paths the spec assigns to your lane plus lanes/notes/<lane>.md and lanes/shots/<lane>/. Work autonomously; do not ask questions — decide, note the decision, continue. Quality bar: this portfolio must impress the Head of Design at Epoch AI; typography, spacing, and chart craft matter more than feature count. Finish by printing DONE.

Build the chart system in "/Users/joseantonioochoa/CC Projects/2027 Portfolio/site/": assets/js/charts/index.js (core: discovery of [data-chart], fetch+cache of data-src, ResizeObserver, themechange re-render, first-intersection draw-in, shared tooltip, Table toggle, Data download, number/date formatters, color reading from CSS variables), one module per renderer listed in SPEC §6 (timeline, growth, issues, heat, rounds, types, models, loc, ds-commits, tokens, build-log), and assets/css/charts.css (figure anatomy, axes/grid/legend styles, tooltip, table view, responsive heights). Use D3 v7 from cdnjs: https://cdnjs.cloudflare.com/ajax/libs/d3/7.9.0/d3.min.js (import via a <script> tag in pages; in modules reference the global `d3`, and in index.js, if window.d3 is missing, inject that script tag and await it).
Data: /data/bakery-metrics.json and /data/design-system-metrics.json already exist in site/data (copied from research). For build-log, create a placeholder /data/build-log.json with the schema {"generated":"…","lanes":[{"id":"lane1","label":"Epoch research","model":"Fable 5.1","start":"2026-11-07T21:59:31-08:00","end":"2026-11-07T22:11:35-08:00","phase":"research"}]} using the real lane times from "/Users/joseantonioochoa/CC Projects/2027 Portfolio/lanes/logs/*.log" (first and last lines) — the orchestrator will extend it later.
Before coding, read the dataviz skill references: /private/tmp/claude-501/bundled-skills/2.1.319/039104e58e73864ab5cfa2728a71e274/dataviz/references/{marks-and-anatomy,interaction,anti-patterns,choosing-a-form}.md. Run the palette validator on the SPEC series colors for both modes: node /private/tmp/claude-501/bundled-skills/2.1.319/039104e58e73864ab5cfa2728a71e274/dataviz/scripts/validate_palette.js "<hexes>" --mode light (and dark) and record the result in your notes.
Build charts-demo.html (copy the skeleton from site/templates/page.html if it exists by then; otherwise a minimal page linking the four CSS files) that renders every renderer with the real data, each in the full figure anatomy from SPEC §6 with real titles/captions/sources. Each renderer must: look excellent at 390px and 1440px, re-render on theme change, expose table() for the Table toggle, label directly where ≤4 series, use a legend for ≥2 series, show a tooltip on hover/tap, animate in once (bars grow, lines draw) unless reduced motion. Milestone labels on the timeline must not collide (greedy placement, drop to tooltip when crowded). No dual axes. No hardcoded hex.
Serve on port 8788, screenshot charts-demo.html at 390 and 1440 in light and dark into lanes/shots/A2/, Read the PNGs, fix collisions/overflow, iterate until it is genuinely good. Document the API for page lanes at the top of index.js and in lanes/notes/A2.md (how to add a figure, which data-src each renderer expects, options via data-* attributes).

File lanes/prompts/A3-data.md · 7 lines · 448 wordsModel Opus 5.5 (named in the prompt · run with --model opus)Run lanes/run-A3-data.sh · 22:22:04 → 22:52:34 PT · 30 min

You are build lane A3 "data + images" (model: Opus 5.5). Read "/Users/joseantonioochoa/CC Projects/2027 Portfolio/BRIEF.md" and then "/Users/joseantonioochoa/CC Projects/2027 Portfolio/SPEC.md" in full before doing anything. The spec is the contract: file ownership, tokens, markup, chart API, definition of done. Research material lives in "/Users/joseantonioochoa/CC Projects/2027 Portfolio/research/" (read what you need; never modify it). Write only inside the paths the spec assigns to your lane plus lanes/notes/<lane>.md and lanes/shots/<lane>/. Work autonomously; do not ask questions — decide, note the decision, continue. Quality bar: this portfolio must impress the Head of Design at Epoch AI; typography, spacing, and chart craft matter more than feature count. Finish by printing DONE.

Tasks, in "/Users/joseantonioochoa/CC Projects/2027 Portfolio/site/":
1. data/: keep bakery-metrics.json and design-system-metrics.json (already copied). Add data/figma-cfc-system.json (from research/figma-cfc-system.md: pages, variable collections with counts and modes, components counts incl. the 105-variant button set, changelog entries with dates, instance/frame counts), data/profile.json (from research/jose-profile.md: roles with dates, education, awards, languages, location, overlap window), data/projects.json (the supporting projects from research/other-projects.md: Project Net, nanny funnel, Family Finances (anonymised, no numbers), [street address] — title, one-liner, dates, stack, live URL if any, image file), data/bakery-insights.json (the 17 insights from research/bakery-case-study.md §c as {title, two-sentence summary, source_path}), data/bakery-quotes.json (the ten pull quotes + runners-up, verbatim, with path), data/bakery-launch-week.json (the launch-week table), data/lessons.json (keep/change/drop + incidents→rules from research/ai-playbook-summary.md and bakery-case-study.md Part 4 §10 / Part 5), data/architecture.json (nodes/edges from research/bakery-architecture.md, grouped). Validate every JSON with python3 -I -m json.tool.
2. assets/img/: copy and optimize images from research/assets/{bakery,figma,theme,other}/ into assets/img/{bakery,figma,theme,other}/ keeping descriptive names; max 1800px wide, JPEG quality ~82 for photos/screens with many colors (sips -s format jpeg -s formatOptions 82), PNG for UI with flat colors if smaller; target <400KB each, never upscale. Skip anything containing a real person's face or real customer/household data. Write assets/img/MANIFEST.md listing each file, dimensions, bytes, what it shows, and which page should use it (per SPEC §7).
3. Produce two inline-SVG diagrams as standalone files the page lanes will paste: assets/svg/bakery-architecture.svg (customer → storefront builder → cart/checkout → Woo order → statuses → notifications / print / dashboards; admin → settings / sizes / imports; token engine feeding storefront/admin/print/email) and assets/svg/orchestration.svg (José → orchestrator → lanes in worktrees → fresh reviewer (9/10) → staging → José's phone check → main). Use currentColor strokes, the CSS variables for fills (var(--paper-2), var(--accent), var(--line)), Geist/Geist Mono via CSS font-family with fallbacks, viewBox-based so they scale, readable at 390px (stack vertically under 600px using a second <svg> variant if needed: name them *-wide.svg and *-narrow.svg). Keep text short. Check them in a browser at both widths (serve on port 8790, screenshot into lanes/shots/A3/, Read the PNGs).
Write lanes/notes/A3.md with the manifest summary and anything you excluded and why.

File lanes/prompts/A4-epoch.md · 5 lines · 439 wordsModel Opus 5.5 (named in the prompt · run with --model opus)Run lanes/run-A4-epoch.sh · 22:22:05 → 23:03:09 PT · 41 min

You are build lane A4 "epoch explorer" (model: Opus 5.5). Read "/Users/joseantonioochoa/CC Projects/2027 Portfolio/BRIEF.md" and then "/Users/joseantonioochoa/CC Projects/2027 Portfolio/SPEC.md" in full before doing anything. The spec is the contract: file ownership, tokens, markup, chart API, definition of done. Research material lives in "/Users/joseantonioochoa/CC Projects/2027 Portfolio/research/" (read what you need; never modify it). Write only inside the paths the spec assigns to your lane plus lanes/notes/<lane>.md and lanes/shots/<lane>/. Work autonomously; do not ask questions — decide, note the decision, continue. Quality bar: this portfolio must impress the Head of Design at Epoch AI; typography, spacing, and chart craft matter more than feature count. Finish by printing DONE.

Build the Epoch study page and module per SPEC §8 in "/Users/joseantonioochoa/CC Projects/2027 Portfolio/site/": data/epoch/notable_models.json (trim research/epoch-data/notable_ai_models.csv with python3 -I — inspect the header first, keep the columns SPEC names, drop rows without both a date and training compute, keep the file under ~600KB; also write data/epoch/README.md with the row counts before/after and the licence line), assets/js/epoch-explorer.js (self-contained ES module using global d3 v7 from https://cdnjs.cloudflare.com/ajax/libs/d3/7.9.0/d3.min.js; reads CSS variables for every color; responds to 'themechange' and resize; the full control set, label placement rule, regression with rate in words and a 90% CI, mobile reflow with a bottom sheet for controls under 768px, tap tooltips, a Table view, and a Data download), the three live stat cards with the unit switch (Increase/year | Doubling time | OOM/year) that rewrites number and sentence, tools/epoch_chart.py (matplotlib twin rendered to assets/img/epoch/notable-models-mpl.png at 2x; create a venv in the scratchpad dir /private/tmp/claude-501/-Users-joseantonioochoa-CC-Projects-2027-Portfolio/54ad3109-b727-4ebe-b0ff-0f941533ff50/scratchpad/venv and pip install matplotlib pandas there; the PNG must use the SPEC series colors and the site typography feel — use a clean sans available to matplotlib, light paper background), and the page work/epoch-explorer/index.html with all five sections and the attribution block. Copy the skeleton from site/templates/page.html if it exists when you reach the page step; otherwise write the head/header/footer exactly as SPEC §4 describes and leave a note so the orchestrator can swap in the canonical shell. Read the dataviz skill references first: /private/tmp/claude-501/bundled-skills/2.1.319/039104e58e73864ab5cfa2728a71e274/dataviz/references/{marks-and-anatomy,interaction,anti-patterns}.md.
Tone of section 1: neutral, factual observations with the date, respectful of a product you admire; this page will be read by the people who built it. Research notes with the observations are in research/epoch-ai.md §3.2–3.5 and research/epoch-visual-language.md (do NOT reuse Epoch's palette or fonts).
Serve on port 8789, screenshot the page at 390 and 1440 in light and dark into lanes/shots/A4/, Read the PNGs, and iterate until the chart is beautiful and the mobile version truly reflows (no horizontal scroll, labels legible, controls reachable). Write lanes/notes/A4.md including the computed growth rates and CIs so the copy can quote them.

File lanes/prompts/A5-copy.md · 3 lines · 405 wordsModel Opus 5.5 (named in the prompt · run with --model opus)Run lanes/run-A5-copy.sh · 22:22:06 → 22:43:39 PT · 22 min

You are build lane A5 "copy" (model: Opus 5.5). Read "/Users/joseantonioochoa/CC Projects/2027 Portfolio/BRIEF.md" and then "/Users/joseantonioochoa/CC Projects/2027 Portfolio/SPEC.md" in full before doing anything. The spec is the contract: file ownership, tokens, markup, chart API, definition of done. Research material lives in "/Users/joseantonioochoa/CC Projects/2027 Portfolio/research/" (read what you need; never modify it). Write only inside the paths the spec assigns to your lane plus lanes/notes/<lane>.md and lanes/shots/<lane>/. Work autonomously; do not ask questions — decide, note the decision, continue. Quality bar: this portfolio must impress the Head of Design at Epoch AI; typography, spacing, and chart craft matter more than feature count. Finish by printing DONE.

You are the writer. Produce the final copy for every page as Markdown in "/Users/joseantonioochoa/CC Projects/2027 Portfolio/content/": home.md, bakery-orders.md, design-system.md, epoch-explorer.md (sections 1, 3 copy template, 5, attribution — the chart itself is built by another lane), process.md, about.md, plus meta.md (title + meta description + og text per page, ≤60/≤155 chars). Follow SPEC §1 (voice) and §7 (structure) exactly, section by section, with the figure slots marked as `{{figure:timeline}}` etc., media slots as `{{media:bakery/storefront-landing-1440.jpg | caption}}` (use the filenames you find in research/assets/*; the data lane is converting some PNGs to JPG — write the base name and the page lanes will match extensions), quote blocks with their source path, and HTML tables as Markdown tables. Pull every number and quote from research/ (bakery-case-study.md is 2,158 lines — read the parts you need: Parts 1, 4, 5 and the "Most quotable numbers"; bakery-metrics.json; design-system-case.md; figma-cfc-system.md; ai-playbook-summary.md; jose-profile.md; other-projects.md; epoch-ai.md §1–§4 and §6). Verify each number against the source before writing it; cite the path in an HTML comment after any claim a reader might doubt. Write in José's first person; he is a designer, not a developer, and the copy should say so plainly once ("I don't write the code. I specify it, direct the agents that do, and prove it works."). For Home, propose three headline options in an HTML comment and put your pick in the text. Keep paragraphs ≤3 sentences; section intros ≤60 words; the whole bakery page under 1,800 words of prose excluding tables and captions; home under 450; process under 1,000; design system under 1,100; about under 350. Headings are claim-first sentences. No exclamation marks. Spell José. Use "the deli lead", never a staff name; no customer or household data. End with lanes/notes/A5.md listing any fact you could not verify and chose to omit.

File lanes/prompts/B1-bakery.md · 2 lines · 360 wordsModel Opus 5.5 (named in the prompt · run with --model opus)Run lanes/run-B1-bakery.sh · 23:03:35 → 23:24:02 PT · 20 min

You are build lane B1 "bakery page" (model: Opus 5.5). Read "/Users/joseantonioochoa/CC Projects/2027 Portfolio/BRIEF.md", then "/Users/joseantonioochoa/CC Projects/2027 Portfolio/SPEC.md" in full, then the Phase A notes in "/Users/joseantonioochoa/CC Projects/2027 Portfolio/lanes/notes/" (A1 shell, A2 charts API, A3 data+images manifest at site/assets/img/MANIFEST.md, A4 epoch, A5 copy). Phase A built the design system (site/assets/css/*), the canonical skeleton (site/templates/page.html), the chart system (site/assets/js/charts/ — read the API doc at the top of index.js and site/charts-demo.html for working examples), the data files (site/data/*.json), optimized images (site/assets/img/*), inline SVG diagrams (site/assets/svg/*), and the final copy (content/*.md). Your job is to assemble a finished page from those parts: copy templates/page.html verbatim as the shell, pour in the copy from content/<page>.md faithfully (do not rewrite it; fix only typos or a number that contradicts site/data), place every {{figure:…}} as the full figure anatomy with the right data-chart and data-src, every {{media:…}} as a .media frame with the matching optimized image (match base names; check MANIFEST.md), quotes as .quote with cite, tables as styled tables, and the TOC with one entry per H2. Write only your page files plus lanes/notes/<lane>.md and lanes/shots/<lane>/. Do not modify CSS/JS owned by other lanes; if you truly need a style, add a <style> block scoped to your page and note it. Serve the site root with python3 -m http.server on your port, screenshot your page at 390 and 1440 in light and dark (headless Chrome, full height), Read the PNGs, and fix overflow, collisions, rhythm, and anything that looks unfinished. Do not ask questions; decide and note. Finish by printing DONE.
Page: site/work/bakery-orders/index.html from content/bakery-orders.md, SPEC §7. Port 8790. This is the flagship: hero with the two storefront screenshots (browser + phone) side by side, sticky TOC, eight figures (timeline, growth, issues, heat, rounds, types, models, loc), the architecture SVG (assets/svg/bakery-architecture-*.svg inline; show wide ≥600px, narrow below), the orchestration SVG, the three-context token diagram (build a small inline SVG or a three-column .steps if no SVG exists), media rows for Figma and outcome screenshots, the launch-week table, the keep/change/drop lists, and case-nav to /work/design-system/. Pace the page: alternate text, figure, media; never two dense blocks in a row. Make the mobile reading experience excellent.

File lanes/prompts/B2-design-system.md · 2 lines · 342 wordsModel Opus 5.5 (named in the prompt · run with --model opus)Run lanes/run-B2-design-system.sh · 23:03:36 → 23:20:08 PT · 17 min

You are build lane B2 "design-system page" (model: Opus 5.5). Read "/Users/joseantonioochoa/CC Projects/2027 Portfolio/BRIEF.md", then "/Users/joseantonioochoa/CC Projects/2027 Portfolio/SPEC.md" in full, then the Phase A notes in "/Users/joseantonioochoa/CC Projects/2027 Portfolio/lanes/notes/" (A1 shell, A2 charts API, A3 data+images manifest at site/assets/img/MANIFEST.md, A4 epoch, A5 copy). Phase A built the design system (site/assets/css/*), the canonical skeleton (site/templates/page.html), the chart system (site/assets/js/charts/ — read the API doc at the top of index.js and site/charts-demo.html for working examples), the data files (site/data/*.json), optimized images (site/assets/img/*), inline SVG diagrams (site/assets/svg/*), and the final copy (content/*.md). Your job is to assemble a finished page from those parts: copy templates/page.html verbatim as the shell, pour in the copy from content/<page>.md faithfully (do not rewrite it; fix only typos or a number that contradicts site/data), place every {{figure:…}} as the full figure anatomy with the right data-chart and data-src, every {{media:…}} as a .media frame with the matching optimized image (match base names; check MANIFEST.md), quotes as .quote with cite, tables as styled tables, and the TOC with one entry per H2. Write only your page files plus lanes/notes/<lane>.md and lanes/shots/<lane>/. Do not modify CSS/JS owned by other lanes; if you truly need a style, add a <style> block scoped to your page and note it. Serve the site root with python3 -m http.server on your port, screenshot your page at 390 and 1440 in light and dark (headless Chrome, full height), Read the PNGs, and fix overflow, collisions, rhythm, and anything that looks unfinished. Do not ask questions; decide and note. Finish by printing DONE.
Page: site/work/design-system/index.html from content/design-system.md, SPEC §7. Port 8791. Build the naming-rule diagram as inline SVG (theme.json key → emitted CSS variable → Figma variable with its WEB code syntax; three columns, arrows, monospace labels) and the modes diagram (Mobile = clamp min, Desktop = clamp max, a fluid curve between); figures ds-commits and tokens; Figma media row (cover, colors, typography, buttons, token board, changelog from assets/img/figma or assets/img/theme); live-site media (home 1440 browser + 390 phone); an "honest state" callout; case-nav prev /work/bakery-orders/ next /work/epoch-explorer/.

File lanes/prompts/B3-process.md · 2 lines · 387 wordsModel Opus 5.5 (named in the prompt · run with --model opus)Run lanes/run-B3-process.sh · 23:03:38 → 23:24:36 PT · 21 min

You are build lane B3 "process page" (model: Opus 5.5). Read "/Users/joseantonioochoa/CC Projects/2027 Portfolio/BRIEF.md", then "/Users/joseantonioochoa/CC Projects/2027 Portfolio/SPEC.md" in full, then the Phase A notes in "/Users/joseantonioochoa/CC Projects/2027 Portfolio/lanes/notes/" (A1 shell, A2 charts API, A3 data+images manifest at site/assets/img/MANIFEST.md, A4 epoch, A5 copy). Phase A built the design system (site/assets/css/*), the canonical skeleton (site/templates/page.html), the chart system (site/assets/js/charts/ — read the API doc at the top of index.js and site/charts-demo.html for working examples), the data files (site/data/*.json), optimized images (site/assets/img/*), inline SVG diagrams (site/assets/svg/*), and the final copy (content/*.md). Your job is to assemble a finished page from those parts: copy templates/page.html verbatim as the shell, pour in the copy from content/<page>.md faithfully (do not rewrite it; fix only typos or a number that contradicts site/data), place every {{figure:…}} as the full figure anatomy with the right data-chart and data-src, every {{media:…}} as a .media frame with the matching optimized image (match base names; check MANIFEST.md), quotes as .quote with cite, tables as styled tables, and the TOC with one entry per H2. Write only your page files plus lanes/notes/<lane>.md and lanes/shots/<lane>/. Do not modify CSS/JS owned by other lanes; if you truly need a style, add a <style> block scoped to your page and note it. Serve the site root with python3 -m http.server on your port, screenshot your page at 390 and 1440 in light and dark (headless Chrome, full height), Read the PNGs, and fix overflow, collisions, rhythm, and anything that looks unfinished. Do not ask questions; decide and note. Finish by printing DONE.
Page: site/process/index.html from content/process.md, SPEC §7, plus site/process/prompts/index.html listing the real lane prompts of THIS site's build (copy the text of lanes/prompts/*.md into one page as collapsible <details> blocks rendered in <pre> with the lane id, model and phase; also the SPEC.md as a details block — this is evidence of how the site itself was built). Port 8792. Figures: rounds, models, build-log (data/build-log.json; if the orchestrator has extended it, use as is). Evidence panel: a real ticket-prompt excerpt and a hand-off excerpt — take them verbatim from research/bakery-case-study.md Part 4 (they are quoted there with paths), 10–15 lines each, in <pre class="excerpt"> with a mono caption naming the path. The loop diagram: inline SVG or an ordered .steps with arrows. Keep/change/drop as three columns on desktop, stacked on mobile.

File lanes/prompts/B4-home-about.md · 2 lines · 362 wordsModel Opus 5.5 (named in the prompt · run with --model opus)Run lanes/run-B4-home-about.sh · 23:03:39 → 23:23:38 PT · 20 min

You are build lane B4 "home + about + 404" (model: Opus 5.5). Read "/Users/joseantonioochoa/CC Projects/2027 Portfolio/BRIEF.md", then "/Users/joseantonioochoa/CC Projects/2027 Portfolio/SPEC.md" in full, then the Phase A notes in "/Users/joseantonioochoa/CC Projects/2027 Portfolio/lanes/notes/" (A1 shell, A2 charts API, A3 data+images manifest at site/assets/img/MANIFEST.md, A4 epoch, A5 copy). Phase A built the design system (site/assets/css/*), the canonical skeleton (site/templates/page.html), the chart system (site/assets/js/charts/ — read the API doc at the top of index.js and site/charts-demo.html for working examples), the data files (site/data/*.json), optimized images (site/assets/img/*), inline SVG diagrams (site/assets/svg/*), and the final copy (content/*.md). Your job is to assemble a finished page from those parts: copy templates/page.html verbatim as the shell, pour in the copy from content/<page>.md faithfully (do not rewrite it; fix only typos or a number that contradicts site/data), place every {{figure:…}} as the full figure anatomy with the right data-chart and data-src, every {{media:…}} as a .media frame with the matching optimized image (match base names; check MANIFEST.md), quotes as .quote with cite, tables as styled tables, and the TOC with one entry per H2. Write only your page files plus lanes/notes/<lane>.md and lanes/shots/<lane>/. Do not modify CSS/JS owned by other lanes; if you truly need a style, add a <style> block scoped to your page and note it. Serve the site root with python3 -m http.server on your port, screenshot your page at 390 and 1440 in light and dark (headless Chrome, full height), Read the PNGs, and fix overflow, collisions, rhythm, and anything that looks unfinished. Do not ask questions; decide and note. Finish by printing DONE.
Pages: finalize site/index.html (the shell lane left a working draft — replace its placeholder copy with content/home.md exactly, keep its structure where it already matches SPEC §7 Home, make sure the hero figure (timeline) renders, the four stat cards count up, the three selected-work cards and two more-work cards have real images from assets/img and real links, and the How-I-work and contact blocks are complete), site/about/index.html from content/about.md (timeline component, practicalities, contact; no photo), and site/404.html (short, with links home). Port 8793. Also apply content/meta.md titles/descriptions to these three pages. Check every internal link on these pages resolves to an existing file.

File lanes/prompts/C1-qa.md · 1 lines · 207 wordsModel Opus 5.5 (named in the prompt · run with --model opus)Run lanes/run-C1-qa.sh · 23:25:00 → 23:55:41 PT · 31 min

You are QA lane C1 (model: Opus 5.5). Read "/Users/joseantonioochoa/CC Projects/2027 Portfolio/SPEC.md" (§3–§6, §10) and all lanes/notes/*.md. The site is in "/Users/joseantonioochoa/CC Projects/2027 Portfolio/site/". Serve it on port 8794 and audit EVERY page (/, /work/bakery-orders/, /work/design-system/, /work/epoch-explorer/, /process/, /process/prompts/, /about/, /styleguide/, /charts-demo.html, /404.html) at 390, 768 and 1440 in light and dark: screenshots into lanes/shots/C1/ (Read each PNG), plus a scripted pass with headless Chrome or node (if puppeteer is available via npx, use it; otherwise use Chrome --dump-dom and grep) for: console errors, failed requests (404 images/scripts/data), horizontal overflow at 390 (document.documentElement.scrollWidth > innerWidth), missing alt, missing <title>/meta description, duplicate ids, links that do not resolve to a file in site/, figures whose chart container stayed empty, headings order, focus visibility, and color contrast of body/meta text on both themes (compute with a small script). Then FIX what you find directly in the page files and in the CSS/JS when the fix is clearly a bug (keep edits minimal and note every file you touched), re-run, and write lanes/notes/C1.md as a table: issue · page · severity · fixed? · how. Also produce lanes/notes/C1-lighthouse.md if `npx lighthouse` works (performance/a11y/best-practices/SEO for / and the bakery page, mobile). Do not redesign anything; consistency and correctness only. Print DONE.

File lanes/prompts/D1-figma.md · 10 lines · 477 wordsModel Opus 5.5 (named in the prompt)

You are lane D1 "Figma" (model: Opus 5.5). Read "/Users/joseantonioochoa/CC Projects/2027 Portfolio/BRIEF.md" and "/Users/joseantonioochoa/CC Projects/2027 Portfolio/SPEC.md" §3–§6, then lanes/notes/A1.md. The portfolio website is finished at "/Users/joseantonioochoa/CC Projects/2027 Portfolio/site/" (serve with python3 -m http.server 8795 --directory "<site>"). Your job: represent it in Figma as a proper design file, in the blank file José provided: https://www.figma.com/design/z1txliHgK4KPLMcCOR9zDJ/Untitled?node-id=0-1 (fileKey z1txliHgK4KPLMcCOR9zDJ). Use the Figma MCP tools (mcp__claude_ai_Figma__*; load schemas with ToolSearch "select:…" first). MANDATORY: load the skill /figma-generate-library (or read skill://figma/figma-generate-library/SKILL.md via the MCP resource) and /figma-use before calling use_figma; call mcp__claude_ai_Figma__create_session with the fileKey and a description first, and reuse its sessionId.

Build, in this order, checking with get_screenshot after each page:
1. Rename the file to "José Ochoa — Portfolio 2026" (if the API allows) and create pages: "📘 Cover", "01 Foundations", "02 Components", "03 Screens", "04 Charts", "🗓 Changelog".
2. Foundations: variable collections mirroring site/assets/css/tokens.css exactly — "Color" with Light/Dark modes (paper, paper-2, paper-3, ink, ink-2, ink-3, line, accent, accent-ink, accent-soft, series-1…8, good/warn/bad), "Space" (space-1…10), "Radius", and text styles for the type scale (Instrument Serif display/h1/h2, Geist body/small/h3, Geist Mono meta) with Mobile/Desktop modes as the clamp endpoints (min at 390, max at 1440). Every variable's description = the CSS custom property name it mirrors (e.g. "--accent"), following José's own naming rule from his CFC System file. Lay out a Foundations canvas: color swatches by role with hex and token name, type specimens, spacing scale, radius.
3. Components (auto-layout everywhere, variables bound for fills/strokes/radius/padding): Button (primary/ghost × default/hover/focus), Eyebrow, Stat card, Figure frame (header/chart area/caption/footer with Table/Data actions), Media frame (browser/phone), Quote, Callout, Tag, Work card, Site header (desktop + mobile), Footer, TOC rail. Use component properties for text and booleans.
4. Screens: Home at 1440 and 390, Bakery case study at 1440 (top ~2 viewports) and 390, Epoch explorer at 1440 and 390 — rebuilt from the live HTML/CSS with the components above (use get_design_context-free approach: read the HTML and CSS files directly, or use the figma-generate-design skill's code-to-design flow). Charts inside screens can be placed as image fills from screenshots exported with headless Chrome (export the figure elements at 2x) — label them "chart (image placeholder · live chart in code)".
5. Charts page: the eleven figure screenshots at 2x from charts-demo.html in a grid with their titles and the renderer name, plus the series palette swatches and a short "chart grammar" note.
6. Cover: title, "Built 2026-11-07/08 · code-first, mirrored to Figma the same session", the naming rule, pages list. Changelog: one dated entry describing this build.
Constraints: Do not touch any other Figma file. If a tool call fails twice, simplify (fewer variants) and record it in lanes/notes/D1.md. Keep going until all six pages exist and look clean in get_screenshot. Write lanes/notes/D1.md with the file URL, node ids of the key frames, counts (variables, styles, components, screens) and anything you could not do. Print DONE.