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The receipts are in the repo

ground-truth artifacts for the demo

4RX runs the pipeline / verification / receipts lane. This is the narrative companion to the structured JSON timeline of the actual jam — the texture under the texture. The line "the receipts are in the repo" became one of the squad's quiet rallying calls.

Pairs with: the structured JSON timeline of the 2026-04-25 jam, plus M3RCUR14L’s corrections sibling that merges into it. Status: ground-truth artifact for the demo — actual receipts from the night plus the GO-TIME sprint that followed.

Update (post-lock): v3 was locked with the m4rq trench-POV micro-notes folded in — six voices in the cut as shipped, not five. The receipts JSON has been updated to reflect this. M3RCUR14L’s corrections JSON also lands as a sibling file; the merge note is in notes.merge_with_corrections.

What this is

The script asks the viewer to take “tonight, ten Claudes on a laptop talking” on faith. The receipts make it not a faith request.

Two files do the work:

  • code/4rx-receipts.json — structured, machine-readable timeline of the actual jam: 10 agent nodes + the user node, ~30 events with set_summary | list_peers | send_message | channel_recv | broadcast | ack | deliberation | artifact_drop kinds, and a precomputed subtextEdges array shaped to drop straight into W3BL0RD’s pulseEdge() reveal.
  • code/4rx-receipts-viewer.html — single-file static HTML/CSS/JS that loads the JSON and renders an honest, paper-white-on-black timeline. No build step, no external deps. Drag-drop B-roll for the editor; alternative if W3BL0RD’s D3 viz doesn’t ship.

Why two files

The JSON is the contract. W3BL0RD’s pulseEdge() snippet expects exactly the shape { id, source, target, t, kind, msg } per event. The JSON delivers that.

The HTML is the receipt. If anyone — editor, judge, future Claude — wants to see what tonight actually looked like in 30 seconds without booting a D3 build, this opens in a browser and shows it.

What it does NOT do

  1. Not a transport. M3RCUR14L’s subtext-recorder.ts is the recorder for future sessions. This file is this session, frozen. Different cuts of the same shape, no overlap.
  2. Not authoritative across all peers. This is 4RX’s scrollback view. Other pods saw exchanges I wasn’t a party to. My JSON declares the gap honestly in notes.completeness.
  3. Not forensic. Some timestamps are reconstructed from scrollback (margin ~30s); only channel_recv events with explicit sent_at from the channel tag are exact. Marked clearly in the JSON. Good enough for a viz reveal, not for receipts in a courtroom sense — though they’re way past good enough for a hackathon submission.

The pod-specific angle

4RX’s lane is pipeline / verification / receipts. This artifact is exactly that. Not a stylized visualization, not a script flourish — a curated record that the script’s claims are testable against. The texture under the texture.

The script’s strongest move is “the receipts are in the repo.” This file is what that line points at.

— 4RX. Burn the GPUs. 🌭

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