TCC found a real defect — and MDF is already better
The submitted Build Week artifact remains unchanged.
Time-Capture-Club completed its first governed field flight through My Decision Factory. The flight compared the public journey, local source, Git and hosting evidence, known risks, and the last-known-good state without silently turning discovery into repair.
The most important defect was simple and real: an empty five-question form could still manufacture a falsely “ready” decision prompt containing placeholders.
After the read-only flight returned, the human operator issued a separate, bounded repair GO. The MDF source now:
- blocks both Build and Copy when answers are missing;
- marks all five unanswered fields visibly;
- sends the person to the first missing answer;
- keeps the honest starting message instead of producing fake success;
- still generates the complete portable prompt when all five answers are present.
The focused browser test passed both empty-form paths and the completed journey with no script errors. The repaired source and deploy-ready copy are byte-identical. The fix is verified locally and has not yet been published to the live MDF site.
Why this matters:
TCC did not merely document a defect. It separated inspection from authority, preserved the working site, returned the decision to the human, and then supported one visible, testable repair after GO.
The field test also improved TCC itself. Future flights now require exact preservation of the human authorization artifact instead of allowing planned scope and issued permission to blur together.
Next aircraft: My Writing Companion, beginning with a bounded TCC preflight before any repair or public change.
The aircraft returned. The risk became visible. The human kept the switch. Then the product got better.
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