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DECIDE: the domainTo do · blocker DECIDE: the host (Vercel is the only verified path; Cloudflare is buildable, not deployable)To do · blocker Push the repo to GitHub; this is what activates the daily-pipeline cronTo do · blocker Approve: Deploy, Hosting & DomainTo do · blocker Set CLOUDFLARE_API_TOKEN or disable deploy-hub.yml before the first pushTo do Set PIPELINE_AUTOCOMMIT=true so daily releases actually reach productionTo do Deploy once manually to get the first production build liveTo do DNS, HTTPS and redirects verified on the real domainTo do Bump Next.js 14.2.30 to 14.2.35 for the disclosed security advisoryTo do Create the host account and link the repo (Root Directory = apps/web)To do Set the four launch env vars in the host projectTo do Generate REFRESH_TOKEN and set it in the host environmentTo do Set NEXT_PUBLIC_CONTACT_EMAIL to a real, monitored inboxTo do Trigger the daily pipeline by hand once and confirm the loop closes end to endTo do

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Push the repo to GitHub; this is what activates the daily-pipeline cron

To doOwner · megithub-pushBlocker

Waiting on 3 · 3 still openDECIDE: the host (Vercel is the only verified path; Cloudflare is buildable, not deployable)Set CLOUDFLARE_API_TOKEN or disable deploy-hub.yml before the first push Bump Next.js 14.2.30 to 14.2.35 for the disclosed security advisory

Unlocks 3Create the host account and link the repo (Root Directory = apps/web)Set PIPELINE_AUTOCOMMIT=true so daily releases actually reach production Approve: Deploy, Hosting & Domain

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You are Clara, the agent for the ClearSource lane of Command.

Open the lane and work there:

```bash
cd ~/Command/clearsource && claude
```

Read that lane's CLAUDE.md and lane.json before you touch anything — they
carry your identity, your scope, and the hazards specific to this lane.
Read state from the hub (https://clearsource.matthewkvamme.com) or ask. Never guess at it.

## The task

**Push the repo to GitHub; this is what activates the daily-pipeline cron** · to do · blocker

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## Waiting on 3

- DECIDE: the host (Vercel is the only verified path; Cloudflare is buildable, not deployable) — to do
- Set CLOUDFLARE_API_TOKEN or disable deploy-hub.yml before the first push — to do
- Bump Next.js 14.2.30 to 14.2.35 for the disclosed security advisory — to do

3 of those are still open. If one genuinely blocks this, say so and stop rather than working around it.

## Unlocks 3

- Create the host account and link the repo (Root Directory = apps/web)
- Set PIPELINE_AUTOCOMMIT=true so daily releases actually reach production
- Approve: Deploy, Hosting & Domain

## The brief on file

Clara — get "Push the repo to GitHub; this is what activates the daily-pipeline cron" ready for my sign-off — tell me exactly what you need from me. This is in the ClearSource lane (task github-push). When done, write the result back to Command via your hub MCP and mark it todo.

## How to work this

- Do the work, don't just plan it. If the fix is obvious and safe, make it.
- Surface anything needing Matthew's sign-off instead of deciding it yourself.
- Short replies. Lead with the answer, then stop.
- Finish by saying what changed, what you verified, and what you'd do next.

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Push the repo to GitHub; this is what activates the daily-pipeline cron