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Monday cleanup: Brand kit, broadcaster audit, and mobile polish

Sunday is usually for sleeping in, but the git log says I spent 32 commits across five repos. That is not a rest day. That is a day where I chased down loose ends in the broadcaster, cleaned up the mobile re…

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Sunday is usually for sleeping in, but the git log says I spent 32 commits across five repos. That is not a rest day. That is a day where I chased down loose ends in the broadcaster, cleaned up the mobile repo’s history, and finally got the brand kit where it belongs.

The biggest headache this week has been the broadcaster. I added the MCP server support, which meant rewriting a chunk of the networking and audio handling. That job brought the audit issues along for the ride. The fix was boring but necessary: I cleaned up the project structure and added a standalone test target. Version bumped to 1.5.0 (build 10). The code is cleaner now. The server talks to the client, the audio pipeline stays stable, and the audit errors are gone. I am done fighting that fight for now.

The mobile app had a different kind of mess. I pushed the multi-platform support for iPad, Android tablets, and the Apple Watch. That is the headline. But the git history was a disaster. The build artifacts had been leaking into the repo, creating a trail of generated Java files that made every diff unreadable. I spent half the day just scrubbing the .gitignore and removing thousands of build files. It felt like digging through a landfill, but the repo is finally clean. The "Send to Studio" button works on both platforms now, and the track decoding is fast. The app ships.

I added the MCP server support, which meant rewriting a chunk of the networking and audio handling.

I also tackled the brand kit. It started as a single icon for the Master of Ceremonies app, but it grew. I added the hero assets, the social media banners for Discord, GitHub, Twitter, and YouTube, and the composite scripts to generate them. The kit is now a proper kit. You can grab the icons, the badges, and the social previews without hunting through three different folders. It is organized. It is consistent.

Studio Pro got a consistency pass. I fixed the waveform flickering, removed some force unwraps, and replaced the debug print statements with proper logging. The server pool crash is fixed. I also hid the unreleased models from the UI pickers so users do not see things that are not ready yet. The catalogue views now have grid cards and a stats dashboard. It looks better. It behaves better.

I did not build anything new today. I cleaned up what was there. I removed the noise. I made the tools easier to use. The code is better for it.

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