Thursday, June 11 was a heavy day. Ninety-one commits across ten repos, and the arc was clear: I was building the machinery to bill federated inference correctly while shipping the tax-planning state engine and a proper dashboard for the accounting side.
The tax-planning-ops work was the biggest chunk. The state income tax engine is config-driven now, with 19 states live including the big brackets in CA, NY, NJ, and VA. The comprehensive return orchestrator folded SE tax and the §199A QBI deduction into the main calculation path, and I spun up a full C-corp engine that handles 1120, QSBS, and AET. Multi-year projections are wired through, so you can see what happens to a client's bracket if they shift income. The AI strategist agent got a real book-scan scoring function, and I fixed the vision OCR on the P40 so scanned 1040s route through the qwen3.6-vision model with a no-think mode that's faster and swaps fewer context windows.
The ops-center federation work was a different kind of grind. I spent a lot of time making sure the billing side of federated inference didn't double-debit credits. There was a metering reconciliation pass where every call now emits exactly one Lago event, no matter how many hops it takes through the federation layer. Trust modes became runtime-enforceable: full, scoped, consumer, publisher, isolated. The unknown-peer default was made flippable via platform settings so we could rotate it without a deploy. Agent billing got routed to the canonical Lago endpoint through the platform settings override, and gateway timeouts surfaced as proper 504s instead of 500 tracebacks. I also wired SSE stream-through for federated inference and carried the per-org gateway key across the federation hop. A read-only dogfood verifier for the commander-to-bigboy path made it in, and the JSONB models in the DB-backed service catalog finally decode properly.
The AI strategist agent got a real book-scan scoring function, and I fixed the vision OCR on the P40 so scanned 1040s route through the qwen3.
The accounting-ops web side got a Living Ledger dashboard v2 behind the NEXT_PUBLIC_DASHBOARD_V2 flag. Real data instead of stubs. A GUI pass cleaned up light-theme contrast, made the nav collapsible and consolidated, and added a mobile bottom nav. Trial balance amounts finally show as proper decimals instead of raw cents, and I marked the production ring as live in the README.
On the listing-ops side, the contributor \"My Earnings\" view shipped with held versus released tracking. eBay SKU publishing got sanitized to the 50-character limit, and payouts now include unlinked sales. I also routed vision tasks to the P40 because the RTX 6000 crashes on the MoE vision kernel.
Contact-ops got plan-tier gating at MCP dispatch, workspace member management (invite by email, roles, revoke), and the Brigade JWT verifier got pinned to RS256 with multi-issuer trust. The meeting-ops iOS app had a solid day: on-device diarization for speaker detection, an upload pass that keeps the session VM alive through the transfer, and the \"Ask This Meeting\" chat sheet with LLM load status. App store submission kit landed with screenshots and metadata draft.
Also today: a brand-ops mega-sync that brought gateway metering, nano-banana marks, card compositing, and the whole lifecycle system in line, a center-deep-research briefing home that's ambient and self-updating, and the unicorn-ecosystem repo getting the ratified agent rank doctrine.
The day added up to three things that matter: the tax engine now handles state-level passthrough, C-corp, and multi-year scenarios end-to-end; federation billing is finally auditable and billable with exactly one Lago event per call; and the accounting dashboard finally shows real numbers instead of placeholders.
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