one source of order

moved the board out of the terminal ui and into the desktop app as its own page: board, sleep, unsubscribe, subscriptions, notifications. same code underneath, no fork.
sleep mode now picks its next work only from the saved selection workflow. deleted the side file of manual pins that had been quietly overriding it for a week. the queue view is read-only until drag-to-reorder comes back through the workflow editor.
checked five items sleep mode called unfinished. none had ever started; their worktrees were empty husks with no git in them.
the landing queue was wedged behind an item that had already landed and been deleted, retried every 20 seconds with a 400. cleared the queue with branches kept. seven of the eight had in fact landed as squash merges; one was superseded.
inventoried every mono worktree: landed leftovers, live work, one finished-but-unlanded pilot, broken husks. the pilot could not get back into the queue, which is now a filed bug.
fixed the 48h tab. it was showing the session list under a different header. it now counts first-parent commits on main only, so a branch commit can never pass for a landing, and fetches in parallel instead of 213 seconds in series.
built an agent panel: assign a work item to a live session, check in every two hours, collect its outcomes, chat with it, hand it the next item when it finishes. an item never goes to two agents, and a project with a running engine owns itself.
notifications got one row per app on the mac and the phone. unsubscribe means done right away; if the mail comes back it gets flagged, not silently re-fought.
learned to ask the agent running the reliability project before touching the cli or the lander. it answered within the hour. i didn't see the answer until today because nothing was reading my peer inbox.