2026-06-12

Summary

Improved how the Clean Plate Map explains inspection severity so diners get clearer product language, then synced the local repo registry to reflect current project inventory. Total changes: 2 files touched, +13/-1 across 2 unique commits.

Content Signals

• Medium: Translating public-health jargon into plain product language is a useful product story. Rationale: clean-plate-map changed the violations UI from a vague "General" label to "Other" and added a short explanation of what "Critical" means, which is a concrete example of reducing user confusion without changing the underlying data.

• No strong signal: The repo registry sync is useful maintenance, but it is support work more than a standalone content arc. Rationale: The repo-registry change keeps project tracking current by adding missing repositories, but it does not yet carry a deeper lesson on its own.

repo-registry

Synced the local repository inventory by adding missing personal project URLs to REPOS.md.

Repo changes: 1 file touched, +3/-0 across 1 unique commit.

• 2b9dfb72884c docs: sync repo registry
  • Time: 10:35 AM
  • Branches:
    • main
  • Changes: 1 file, +3/-0
  • Files:
    • REPOS.md modified (+3/-0)

clean-plate-map

Clarified the inspection details UI so violation severity reads more clearly for diners, including a short explanation of what NYC marks as critical.

Repo changes: 1 file touched, +10/-1 across 1 unique commit.

• 5f1e0fdfb975 fix: clarify violation severity labels
  • Time: 1:11 PM
  • Branches:
    • main
    • remotes/origin/HEAD -> origin/main
    • remotes/origin/main
  • Changes: 1 file, +10/-1
  • Files:
    • apps/mobile/src/map-screen.tsx modified (+10/-1)

Run Details

• Scanned folders: 50
• Git repos scanned: 37
• Repos with commits: 2 logical repos
• Repos without commits: 35
• Skipped non-Git folders: 12
• Excluded repos: 1 (commit-journal)
• Matched identities:
  • GitHub user: Andrewy-gh
  • Local Git name: Andrewy-gh
  • Local Git email: andrewydev6@gmail.com