# The contractor, planned end to end, 2026-09-24

The first site made with no hand in it after the intake: `plan` with
Sonnet against the reference that now teaches the opener, the sender,
the mails and the guards; the ten held-out construction personas
mapped to the plan's need ids by a second model call (ids only, after
the plan was final); `build` with Sonnet writing the words and iris
green; then the visitor.

- Plan: 5 needs, 3 groups, 4 buckets, an opener for the two owner
  roles, a sender, mails on four needs. The builder warned twice, and
  rightly: neither featured owner got a move after sending. That is
  the plan model's omission and the reader's to fix before shipping.
- Score with descriptions, three seeds: 7, 7, 6 of 8. The hand-written
  contractor plan of 2026-09-21 scored 8 of 8 on the same personas,
  one seed. Inside the spread of each other; the planned site is as
  good as the hand-planned one on routing, and it took one command.
- Not done here: rating, and the headings-only pass, which the noise
  floor says would not have told us anything.

## Rated

Thirteen mails, LIX 13 to 31, all very easy or easy, 23 to 39 words.
Every page: which, where, asked and next at 2 of 2 for every persona,
every control passing, prose at LIX 19 to 24. The budget audit found
four of five needs with max_fields equal to their required fields,
the tell of a model counting the form; only the crew's report (gloves
on, 3 tolerated, 2 asked) was decided from the intake. `plan` now
says so, and the reference tells the model to decide the number
first.

## Re-planned twice, 2026-09-24

`r2/`: the reference now teaches the opener, the mails, stage words
and `turned_down_from`. The model used the opener, the sender and
mails again, ignored the words and the turned-down key (its ids are
English, so they cost nothing), lost round one to `moves_by: {
checking: submitter }` written as a bare word, and again gave the two
featured owner roles no move. Desks: 19 of 19, English ids scoring
fine. `r3/`: the bare word is accepted, and the spectator finding goes
back to the model for one more round: round two flagged both roles,
round three fixed them, and the built site raised no warning. A group
without a `label` cost a round too; the label now defaults to the id.
The budget tell fired on both: three or four of the needs with
max_fields equal to the form. The model does not decide that number
first however it is told; the reader does.