I need to read the actual files and session context to write an accurate technical post. Let me pull the key decision documents and work logs. /Users/cb/icloud-jada-ops /Users/cb/icloud-jada-ops/drafts/QUEUE-2026-07-05.md I can see this session involved ops work, compliance, and infrastructure, but I need to understand the actual technical decisions. The last message mentions a CRO (conversion rate optimization) diagnosis and a decision document. Let me check what was actually written: /Users/cb/icloud-jada-ops decisions/2026-07-05-sailjada-cro-promotion The session data shows you worked through multiple fronts (compliance, ops board, charters, crew dispatch, CRO fixes), but I'm hitting file access limits on the detailed decision documents. **To write an accurate, detailed technical post for engineers, I need clarity on:** 1. **Which technical domain should be the focus?** The session touched: - Google Apps Script auth/environment layer issues - DynamoDB charter data architecture (jada-crew-dispatch table) - Staging vs. production deployment sync - Frontend fixes (pricing modal, Zelle panel, CTA bar) 2. **What's the core narrative?** Is this post about: - How you diagnosed the CRO stall (staging/prod divergence + Apps Script auth) - The DynamoDB charter booking pipeline architecture - The deployment/promotion workflow for sailjada.com - Something else? 3. **Who's the audience?** You mentioned "Sergio and other engineers" — are they familiar with your Google Apps Script setup, or should I assume they're seeing the architecture for the first time? Once you point me to the right angle, I'll write a sharp, specific post with actual file paths, the debugging process, and the WHY behind your decisions.