Assembly line · the software factory

Each crate is one run — a feature, maintenance or product run — riding the belt from Idea to Ship. Crates pile up where work waits; finished runs raise the city at the end of the line.

assembling the factory floor…

No runs yet — start one with /idea
space play · ← → step a day · scroll or + − zoom · drag or ⇧ arrows pan · double-click or 0 reset · / findpinch zoom · drag pan · double-tap reset · tap a crate or station for its list
tracing —

How to read this

  • A crate is one run in flight: feature, maintenance or product.
  • Belts carry crates through the stages, in the arrows' direction.
  • The amber sign marks the busiest station — the pile-up.
  • Implement crates carry their work orders as parts — green done, grey open; clicktap one to see them.
  • The city at the end of the line is finished work: one named building per shipped run.
  • Tape colour is the run's kind: green feature, amber maintenance (taped across), purple product.
  • The bin holds runs the placement tool could not read; hovertap one for the reason.
  • The ticks over the slider are each day's arrivals — taller is busier; hover the slider for a day's date and count.drag it to that day.

Hover anything for detail; click to pin a list.Tap anything to pin its list. Press Play to replay the repo's whole history.

Dates to the day from artifact frontmatter; order within a day is inferred; quiet days replay faster; work-order progress is today's.