Session log — A quick site health check

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Session log — A quick site health check

3 May 2026 · Hasmukh with Claude · a short morning session. Hasmukh asked “check my site” and that was the scope. Five queued session logs were waiting in the publish queue but they were not what he had asked about, so the right move was to flag them and wait for the go-ahead rather than start publishing without consent.

Brief

What was asked

HasmukhCheck my site.

A small ask, deliberately scoped. The session opener showed five session logs waiting to be published to documentation.mobilearn.africa, but that is not what Hasmukh had asked for, so it stayed parked.

Outcome

Outcome

OutcomeNothing changed on the site or in the codebase. The right call when the harness suggests work that is outside the asked scope is to flag it and wait, not to start doing it.
Going forward

Going forward

The five queued session logs (1 May auto-publishing, 1 May blog page check, 1 May new site kickoff, 2 May discovery plugin check, 2 May register human check) wait for an explicit go-ahead before being published.