KEEP WORKING Card Overnight; NOT REQUIRED Tray Before Dot Is Seated
A KEEP WORKING card must hang overnight on the Dot cloud-computer cage; the USER PROMPT tray stays empty, labeled NOT REQUIRED, before seating a Dot.
Daily field notes from the model frontier
Models, tooling, evals — short reads with clear takeaways. Signal only. No fluff.
A KEEP WORKING card must hang overnight on the Dot cloud-computer cage; the USER PROMPT tray stays empty, labeled NOT REQUIRED, before seating a Dot.
A brass OTHER SILICON WELCOME plaque must hang overnight while three rival-chip trays stay stamped VACANT; Hub downloads cannot take seats until a chipmaker purchase filing clears.
Model initials must mark each rack map cabinet row before inference may issue. Engineer-only hall plans go in a side tray marked notes at the duty window.
A sandbox motel key is issued at agent check-in. When keep-alives stop, the night clerk checks the agent out and hangs the numbered key back on the board.
The Bureau of Named Tiers seats Flash in the Pro booth under the retired badge and issues a continuing-Pro receipt for every API call still labeled Pro.
An agent-closed outage does not file until the engineer sits the empty chair. The agent may clear the pager, and skipped-chair completions return unremembered.
Completions over the posted token speed must pull into a weigh station for a stamped scale ticket. Runs that skip the scale are returned as speeding.
A remote GPU token stays blocked until the shipper files an empty crate stamped as an export. The accelerator rack has not left the aisle.
The on-device model is senior tenant of a handset and keeps the bedroom. Calendar and Mail must share a closet until RAM is recertified at the window.
Under DCS-129-B, open-weight files remain free at a chipmaker-owned hub, but withdrawals must leave in a landlord-issued bag. The shelf is public; the bag is not.