Verify the paid checkout path
Walk the real subscription and Beehiiv/Stripe checkout path end to end without buying, changing billing, or publishing.
Flexible operating surface · working snapshot
The board follows available time and attention—not office hours. Pick the capacity you have; the system shows useful work that can move without reopening the whole project.
The current run
Issue 02 is sourced, written, claim-checked, and rendered. It has not entered Beehiiv. X and Grok Bot remain parked; the next gates are Steve's editorial review, checkout proof, and controlled received-email QA.
Capacity selector
This changes the recommendation only. It does not schedule work, change status, or write a rule.
Walk the real subscription and Beehiiv/Stripe checkout path end to end without buying, changing billing, or publishing.
High level → detail
Enter only the line needed for the decision or work in front of you.
Parking area
No workaround. Resume the narrow X-scout only after Steve resolves the account connection.
The V5.6 draft is ready. A private test may go only to Steve after explicit approval; nothing is scheduled or published.
These are ZTS operating rails, not TNP production work. They stay outside this board’s critical path.
The guide set
Product promise, enterprise loop, reference landscape, and horizons.
Who controls the work, where continuity lives, and how evidence returns.
Triggers, file handoffs, approvals, stops, and named return routes.
The issue-production line, its stations, and the small-run/full-run contract.
Inputs, workers, GitHub, R2, publication surfaces, and observed results.
What can speak, what cannot promote itself, and where each file belongs.
Copywriting, skeptical editing, image direction, design, and taste development.
Core system, scoped email application, and actual product examples.
Audience spine, controlled channels, conversion, payment, and renewal.
Recorded state, next proofs, external stops, and downstream work.
How Steve runs concurrent tasks without becoming the memory courier or letting chats collide.