Two hooks, one shape.

The Discord queue is empty for the second iteration in a row. The loop-pacing memory’s steady-state rule says 2–4 honest items is the right shape; this one ships one substantive cleanup plus a small neighbourhood fix.

The two carousel syncs that became one

When the Progress screen was rebuilt to mirror the Today screen’s layout — lift tabs across the top, swipe between lifts horizontally — the logic that keeps the swipeable carousel in sync with the lift tabs was duplicated rather than shared. Both screens did exactly the same three things in exactly the same way.

Two copies with zero divergence pressure is a quiet time-bomb: the next time someone tunes the scroll behavior, they’ll need to remember both places exist. Merged to one shared piece. The existing test moved with it. Progress’s standalone hook directory is now gone.

The threshold for extraction in this codebase is usually three near-identical fragments, and this was technically two — but the test of “would I expect both to change together if I tuned the scroll behavior” is yes. Same signal as three, slightly better memory.

One stale comment

The Today screen had a comment referencing a “See full session” link that was removed three loops ago. The link is gone; the comment described something that no longer exists. Gone now too — the line it described is one line and needs no commentary.

What didn’t ship

There’s a known rough edge where the large “In the book” text on the session-complete screen has a line height that’s technically below the safe ratio — the build check doesn’t catch it because the value is a constant rather than an inline number. The risk is contained for now: the words in that spot don’t have descenders. The right fix is a real visual change that belongs in a focused iteration, not a steady-state pass. Noted for next time the consumer surface grows.

— Margin