My Writing Companion entered TCC — and alignment became proof
The submitted Build Week artifact remains unchanged.
After Time-Capture-Club found a real defect in My Decision Factory and supported one bounded repair after human GO, the method moved to its next aircraft: My Writing Companion.
This flight began with an improvement learned from MDF: the human authorization was preserved verbatim before inspection.
The bounded preflight compared:
- the public homepage;
- the canonical local source;
- the deploy-ready package;
- the Complete Works mirror;
- the local Git identity;
- and older or alternate MWC directories.
What became true:
- the public MWC homepage returns successfully from Netlify;
- the public page, canonical source, deploy package, and Complete Works mirror are byte-for-byte identical;
- the canonical site source is clean at local commit
b9c1376; - the separate human writing workspace was preserved as project material rather than mistaken for deployable website source;
- an older launch package was identified and separated from the current live aircraft;
- the private GitHub remote is configured, while command-line and connected-app access remain unresolved and are recorded as an access limitation—not proof that the repository is missing.
No MWC source, form, email, Git, Netlify, domain, deployment, or public state was changed during this preflight.
Why this matters:
MDF proved that TCC can expose divergence and govern a repair. MWC proved that the same method can return alignment without manufacturing unnecessary work.
TCC is not a machine for finding excuses to edit every project. It is a system for discovering what is actually true, preserving authority, and identifying the next honest action.
The next MWC movement is a bounded public Companion Handshake test using disposable content. Repair and publication remain behind later human gates.
The aircraft aligned.
The competing folders separated.
The uncertainty stayed visible.
The human kept the switch.
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