🧠 Staging Hub for CAps™ Development
Copilot-assisted workspace for task sequencing, trust-first refinement, and transparent iteration
✅ Do Now List
Immediate, actionable tasks for CAps™ v2.1.1 and caps-cortex refinement
🟨 → Not started
🕓 → Waiting / Scheduled
🚧 → Setup in progress
🛠️ → In progress
🧪 → Experimental / Testing
✅ → Completed
- ✅ Finalize and audit CAps v2.1.1 ZIP bundle
- ✅ Add custom footers to homepage and trust pages
- ✅ Add FAQ entries
- ✅️ Polish
verify.htmltrust guide and link it from homepage and Wiki - ✅️ Mirror FAQ entries to homepage
- ✅️ Draft Wiki page: Verification Tools & Setup
- ✅️ Draft Wiki page: OpenTimestamp Integration (Coming Soon)
- ✅️ Dark Mode support for verify.html, CAps-Cortex, About, Quick View résumé, and Wiki Index
- 🛠️ Expand CAps Wiki (first pages complete)
- 🛠️ Draft Wiki page: FAQ & Troubleshooting
- 🛠️ Draft Cockpit Sidebar pages @ Wiki
- 🚧 Stage onboarding copy for new CAps users
- 🕓 Draft Wiki page: Release Anatomy & Asset Breakdown
- 🕓 Draft Wiki page: CAps Philosophy & Stewardship
- 🟨 Update external links to open in new tabs
- 🟨 Finalize markdown styling rules
- 🟨 Sketch multi-Copilot handoff protocol: Define a fault-tolerant workflow pairing GitHub Copilot (solution synthesis) with Microsoft Copilot (markup, parity, polish). Includes role boundaries, escalation logic, and fallback strategies. Insight from July 27 session; defer for later mapping.
- 🟨 Create persistent wayfinder @ all PDFs that originate @ CAps website
🌱 Future List
Exploratory ideas and long-range aspirations- 🔐 Trust Layer plugin: SHA256, GPG, OpenTimestamps
- 🧩 Exceptions panel, auto-fix dictionary, personalization UI
- 🧰 JSON rule storage and structured export formats
- 📦 GitHub Packages for signed CAps distribution
- 🧪 OpenTimestamp support for tamper-proof dating
- 🧼 Markdown-driven automation for FAQ and task updates
- 🧱 Visual onboarding flow: "How do I launch CAps?"
- 🧭 ToolTip and onboarding flow: "On launch, guide users with ToolTip and intro overlay" — from initial
Verify_Hashes_2.1.1.txt, not yet implemented - ⚙️ GitHub Apps audit: "Explore label/milestone automation, webhook clarity, and cockpit-native integration" — from Future List sketch, not yet implemented
Context: Aligns with Toshon's cockpit philosophy—transparent tooling, zero overwrite, and additive integration.
Outstanding Mentions We Haven't Fully Tackled
- Universal anchor attribute audit — Logo and footer anchors are trust-safe; remaining anchors need review
- Centralized styling via
caps-style.css— Styles are still inlined; external CSS file not yet staged - Audit-friendly list regeneration — Automation scaffold pending; paused during HTML styling sprint
Milestone: Repo Initialization and First Push (2025-07-24)
- Set up
.gitignore - Resolved push conflicts via rebase
- Confirmed GitHub sync and verified public visibility
- Launched staging workflows via Copilot
🧠 This moment marks the true beginning of caps-cortex as a collaborative engine for CAps development.
🔮 Coming Milestones
Short-term roadmap items with high confidence- 🧭 Finalize markdown styling rules
- 🧩 Stage onboarding copy
- 🧪 Explore GitHub Actions for sync validation
- 🧱 Add emoji hierarchy and footer spacing rules
- 📦 Consider YAML export or markdown-to-Wiki automation
📘 Log Highlights
Recent milestones from Project Log- 🗓️ 2025-07-24 — caps-cortex initiated
- 🗓️ 2025-07-24 — CAps v2.1.1 ZIP finalized and hosted
- 🗓️ 2025-07-24 — Trust guide created and linked
- 🗓️ 2025-07-24 — Logging protocol confirmed
- 🗓️ 2025-07-24 — Homepage layout and trust-first language refined
- 🗓️ 2025-07-25 — Completed nav bar harmonization and cockpit visual audit across:
index.html,verify.html,caps-cortex/index.html,caps-cortex/process-insights.html, andcaps-cortex/project-log.html. Unified spacing (gap: 16px;), deployed consistent style blocks, and staged favicon updates
💡About Copilot: Throughout this repo, "Copilot" generally refers to Microsoft Copilot, a conversational AI assistant integrated with Windows and Bing—not GitHub Copilot, the code-completion tool for developers. When in doubt, trust the timestamps, emoji flair, and conversational scaffolding; if you see that, you're talking to Microsoft Copilot.