The previous post ended by pointing toward s6 and the distribution policy Chartreuse must build around it. That remains the next subject. It has not been the next task.
One of Chartreuse’s requirements is that one person must be able to sustain it. The same constraint applies to the work of building it. There is one queue, and when something else takes its head, Chartreuse does not slow down. It stops.
Two projects took precedence. One governs AI-assisted engineering work: a model may propose changes, but it does not decide when the work is complete. The other is a commerce site connecting payment processing with print fulfillment. The first applies Chartreuse’s trust-boundary discipline to development. The second has a more immediate objective: shipping software that can take money.
Neither changes Chartreuse’s requirements or design. Both change where the available work goes.
The s6 essay is deferred, not replaced. There is no date attached to its return.