# Executive Summary — Cursor Prompt Logs

Condensed summary of the AI-assisted development sessions that built CochranBlock. Themes, decisions, and outcomes.

## Overview

This site was built through iterative Cursor agent sessions spanning architecture, implementation, deployment, and polish. The logs capture user intent, agent execution, and course corrections.

## Key Themes

- Resume Superninja — Extracted zip deliverables (architecture guide, compression maps, testing architecture) and resumed implementation from Week 1 skeleton. Tokenization (f0, t0, p0 identifiers) applied per whitepaper.
- Single Binary — CochranBlock server, assets, content, and test suite compiled into one Rust executable. No external runtime dependencies.
- HTTPS & ACME — Let's Encrypt via Cloudflare DNS-01. Vendored OpenSSL for Windows; Strawberry Perl required for build. ACME mandatory, no escape hatch.
- Cloudflare Tunnel — Moved from Quick Tunnel (trycloudflare.com) to named tunnel for cochranblock.org. Tunnel spawned by default from the binary; WSL config for full CA pool.
- Admin Purge — Removed admin panel, auth, setup. Public-facing only: Hero, Services, About Me, Contact.
- Rules & Tokenization — Anti-patterns, CI pipeline, tokenization rules enforced. Compression map is source of truth. Tests validate real logic, not frameworks.
- UI/UX — Cosmic theme (Guardians of the Galaxy), mobile nav, skip link, focus states, testimonial, outcome-focused services, skills chips, print resume.

## Decisions

- Rust first — No bash scripts for ACME; pure Rust. Tunnel built into binary.
- WSL preferred — Terminal commands in WSL. Build and serve from Linux when possible.
- Rebuild → redeploy — Rule: after rebuild, kill old process and start new binary without asking.
- Warnings as errors — Workspace lints deny warnings.

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