Thursday, January 22. Five commits. One repo. Three clear arcs and a lot of noise.
The Settings page was the thing I kept coming back to. The first commit added Granite 3.3 2B as a highlighted top performer, a small bump. The real work was the second commit, which overhauled the whole page for multi-provider LLM support, adding 447 lines and removing 149. I rewired how the UI presents provider choices, so you can actually see what's available and switch between them instead of guessing.
Lead discovery got multi-state support. I pushed that through the scheduler and the bulk discovery pipeline, plus the frontend control on the BulkEnrichment page. The scheduler got its own multi-state handling, so you can toggle states without fighting the backend. It's 658 lines added across three files in the backend and one in the frontend. Not huge, but it changes how the tool works when you're working across SC and TX simultaneously, which is the use case that matters.
The Settings page was the thing I kept coming back to.
The third arc was a broad sweep of GUI fixes, data quality improvements, and a new analysis report. That's 2,361 lines added across 32 files. It touched everything from config and data quality routes to enrichment, Google Places, stats, and LLM providers. I added a new enrichment regions migration, rewrote parts of the lead quality service, and cleaned up the router layer. A lot of that was cleanup and polish, making sure the tool actually works well in practice, not just on paper.
Also today: the CLAUDE.md got updated.
It was a solid day. I didn't chase novelty, I just kept making the tool work better in the areas that actually matter, and the numbers show it. 5 commits, 3,077 lines added, 929 removed. A net gain of 2,148 lines, spread across three distinct areas of the product. The Settings page is easier to use now, discovery works across multiple states without breaking, and the data quality stuff finally feels right.
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