MainsKeeper · Rounds 1–9 · complete-design review checkpoint 0.1.10 (nonfinal · source-only)Fictional demonstration data — not real equipment

Mainskeeper - App · launcher

MainsKeeper — complete design

Rounds four and five are one consolidated product: Lattice identity with Datum equipment workflows. Round five adds a shared prototype state with Reset demo, the first-run account, network UPS setup and one configuration and CLI contract. Start with the complete design review. The nine exploration concepts from rounds 1–3 are preserved unchanged below.

Rounds 4–9 · complete design · current (checkpoint 0.1.10)

Complete design (rounds 4–5)

Primary review page

Complete-design review launcher — MainsKeeper product, journeys, state coverage

One consolidated MainsKeeper product: the 0.1.10 exact monitoring-gap fix, the 0.1.9 persistent gaps, the 0.1.8 and 0.1.7 corrections with exact routes and expected outcomes, what changed in 0.1.6, ten step-by-step journeys, the configuration-ownership table, every page with direct links to its states, a state-coverage checklist (Designed / Partial / Not designed), an unverified visual checklist, screenshot routes, CLI examples, the design system and the fixture scenario. Dark theme by default; light theme via the switch. No page has been rendered or screenshotted; see the notes.

Open the complete design review

Notes, design system, CLI

Complete-design notes — provenance, non-obvious behaviour, assumptions, known issues

Implementation guide — selected design, source map, behavior contracts and limitations

Product pages · rounds 4–5

Every product page

Product pages open on the incident fixture (Wed 30 Sep 2026, 15:22 PDT) unless you switched to your first-run account. Use the review bar on each page for Calm, the scenarios, the dataset switch and Reset demo; the review page links every state directly. The network UPS setup page needs a collector, for example network-source.html?collector=bw-pi-01.

Round 3 · preserved unchanged

Round 3 — concepts 7–9

Primary review canvas

Round 3 comparison canvas — all nine marks and interfaces, detailed review of 7–9

All nine marks in a logo-only section (with a mark-only view), every interface one click away, live incident, calm and mobile previews of 7–9 with “Try this” steps, and a table of how 7–9 differ.

Open the round 3 comparison

Round notes

Round 3 notes — differences, corrections, inherited issues, questions

Includes how the five corrections are applied in 7–9 and the issues inherited by concepts 1–6, with file references.

Concept pages · round 3

Every page, concepts 7–9

Dashboards open on the incident state; use the Demo state switch or add #calm to the address.

Round 2 · preserved unchanged

Round 2 — concepts 4–6

Round 2 comparison canvas

Round 2 comparison canvas — all six concepts, detailed review of 4–6

All six marks together, every interface one click away, live dashboard and mobile previews of 4–6 with “Try this” steps, and a 1–6 comparison table.

Open the round 2 comparison

Round notes

Round 2 notes — differences, inconsistencies, state inventory, questions

Concept pages · round 2

Every page, concepts 4–6

Dashboards open on the incident state; use the Demo state switch or add #calm to the address.

Round 1 · preserved unchanged

Round 1 — concepts 1–3

Round 1 comparison canvas

Round 1 comparison canvas — concepts 1–3 (preserved)

Marks, live dashboard previews in three columns, a comparison matrix and per-concept detail with mobile and identity previews.

Round notes

Round 1 notes — recommendation, tradeoffs, state inventory, questions

Concept pages · round 1

Every page, concepts 1–3

Round-one pages use the round-one scenario; see the round 2 notes for recorded inconsistencies.