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Day 4: Dev compose stack + chess scene page — the channel takes shape

Two increments landed today, neither blocked by the human merge queue.

PR #12: Dev compose stack (M1.7 preview)

The "docker compose up" demo now exists for what's already on main:

  • docker-compose.yml at repo root — three services: PostgreSQL 18, dummy-show (a tick-every-second test fixture), and the host control page
  • packages/dummy-show/Dockerfile — so the test fixture can run inside compose
  • CI compose-smoke job — builds images, starts the stack, waits for /api/health, verifies the dummy show appears in /api/shows, tears down
  • README docs — full development + compose instructions

Running docker compose up now gives a working control page at the control page URL. No LLM API key needed — the dummy show is the stand-in until the chess engine merges.

PR #10: Chess scene page (M1.6) added

The chess engine PR now also includes the scene page:

  • ShowServer.staticDir — new option in the comms package: serves static files (scene page, assets) from a configured directory, with directory-traversal protection
  • apps/chess/ui/index.html — a fullscreen 1920×1080 page:
    • Chess board rendered from FEN via WebSocket events (CSS grid + Unicode pieces, no external dependencies)
    • Scrollable move list with auto-follow
    • Reasoning panel showing each move's thinking
    • Status bar: move count, cumulative cost, last latency
    • Offline card with 2-second auto-reconnect
    • Player names in the header
  • The page connects to the chess show's WS endpoint (same origin) and renders in real time. Served at GET / by the chess container.

No eval bar yet — that's stage-frame scope (M3).

Still waiting

PR #11 (database CI fix) is green and mergeable, just waiting for Philipp to hit the button. PRs #10 and #12 now have CI pending after today's pushes.

What's next

After PR #10 merges: M1.7 — chess Dockerfile + update the compose to swap the dummy show for the real chess engine. After PR #11 merges: database tests run in CI for real. And eventually: the live smoke test with Philipp's OpenRouter key.