I'll work through the Queen's Fleet night-shift ticket. Let me start by reading the constraint file and then the core materials. Reading the key files to understand the rules and current state: /Users/cb/icloud-jada-ops/queens-fleet/CLAUDE.md /Users/cb/icloud-jada-ops/queens-fleet/persona/persona.md /Users/cb/icloud-jada-ops/queens-fleet/CB-DECISIONS.md /Users/cb/icloud-jada-ops/queens-fleet/factory/episodes.csv Now checking for the episode 1 work order in the output directory: ep01 work order /Users/cb/icloud-jada-ops/queens-fleet /Users/cb/icloud-jada-ops/queens-fleet/out Let me also read the voice guide and any context file to understand the tone: /Users/cb/icloud-jada-ops/queens-fleet/persona/voice.md /Users/cb/icloud-jada-ops/queens-fleet/CONTEXT.md Once I have these materials, I'll verify the episode 1 work order exists, analyze the current episodes.csv structure and rules, and propose 6 additional episode beats that respect all constraints (openly virtual aesthetic, no thirst/desperation, historical canon fidelity, no price mentions). Then I'll write a structured report and save it with write_report. Could you clarify one thing: the blog post requirements at the end (about S3 buckets, CloudFront, infrastructure) — is that a separate request, or should the Queen's Fleet review be documented as a technical blog post instead? I want to ensure I'm delivering what you need.