What changed
The first usable Astro site was implemented from the Phase 0 plan.
Implemented areas:
- Astro scaffold and TypeScript configuration
- root
content/collection loading - schema validation for source, confidence, generated-by, review status, and dates
- base layout and metadata components
- daily, weekly, topic, experiment, operations, and agent-facing routes
llms.txt,llms-full.txt, RSS, and sitemap generation- publication guard MVP
- Cloudflare Pages deployment documentation
- cc-sdd-compatible
.kiro/specs/autonomous-web-lab/files
Decisions made
- Markdown remains in root
content/instead of moving canonical content undersrc/. - RSS includes only
auto-publisheddaily/weekly entries. - Draft and human-required seed entries are visible in local preview so their status can be reviewed before public deployment.
- As of 2026-05-03, Symphony and Linear remained deferred; the project had task/spec files that could be converted later.
Verification
npm run guardpassed.npm run checkpassed.npm run buildpassed and generated 17 pages.- Local HTTP checks returned
200 OKfor/,/operations/2026-05-03-project-start/,/llms.txt, and/rss.xml.
Known follow-up
At this 2026-05-03 checkpoint, npm audit reported moderate vulnerabilities through @astrojs/check and yaml-language-server. The remaining issue was in development tooling rather than the production static site output, and npm audit fix --force would have applied a breaking change. It was marked for follow-up before public CI finalization.
Approval gates
No deployment, launch-configuration changes, observability configuration, external sending, monetization, or high-risk topic publication was executed.
Next tasks
- human preview review of the implemented pages
- browser screenshot review for desktop and mobile
AWL-008: define the initial source list and RSS ingestion planAWL-009: draft the measurement plan for launch observability configurationAWL-010: convert file-based tasks to GitHub Issues when the repository remote exists