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정리 5단계 계획서의 PR 2 로, 패널 크기를 펌웨어를 다시 굽지 않고 콘솔 페이지에서 고르는 길을 RFC 초안 한 장(Part 2 만)으로 썼어요. 크기가 박힌 36곳의 갈 곳, 128×64 와 같은 메모리 안이라는 한계, PR 19개 순서와 여섯 질문이 들어 있고, 머지해도 코드는 그대로예요. Part 1 은 비워 뒀어요.

좋아지는 것: 없음

할 일

  • 계획서 표의 PR 2 줄 읽기: 고칠 파일은 docs/rfc-any-resolution.md 하나
  • rfc-cleanup.md 의 틀(D1): 제목, 날짜 줄, Draft 상태, Part 1·2 문단 그대로, 빈 # Part 1 — Why, 번호 붙은 Part 2, 마지막 절은 열린 질문
  • §2.7 이 요구한 것: 36곳 목록, 런타임 구조체와 컴파일 기본값, 캐시 키에 W×H, 콘솔 페이지, 사이트, 가상 패널, 한계
  • 제안 절마다 끝에 고칠 파일·PR 수·영역(core·ABI·feature·site)(D5)
  • 300줄 미만: 298줄
  • 인용한 줄 번호를 지금 dev 에서 다시 확인
  • 다른 초안(docs/rfc-linux-player.md)은 백틱으로 한 줄에만(k4 가 링크로 바꿈)
  • check_links.py, doc-map(CSV 되돌림), check:voice, check:human-lock
  • 기준 브랜치 dev(adbe923) merge

한 일

docs/rfc-any-resolution.md 를 새로 만들었어요. 절은 계획서 k2 순서 그대로예요: 바뀌는 것과 그대로인 것, 크기가 사는 곳(36곳 표), 런타임 geometry(NVS pf_panel, 부팅 때 initDisplay() 전에 읽음), 모듈(크기마다 빌드, 캐시 키, 다른 크기 모듈이 보이는 화면), 콘솔 페이지(core, 다음 부팅에 적용, 돌아가는 길 셋), 사이트, 가상 패널, 한계, 작업 순서, 열린 질문.

계획서에 없던 것 중 초안에 넣은 사실:

  • begin() 이 실패하면 기기가 Wi-Fi 전에 while (1) 로 멈춰요(core_display.h:71-74). 그래서 저장한 geometry 가 메모리에 안 맞으면 콘솔로 돌아갈 길이 없어요. 초안은 pf_panel 을 지우고 다시 켜는 쪽을 제안해요.
  • Origin 과 보정 카드만 펌웨어에 들어가고, 나머지 33개 프리셋은 basics.zip 안의 128×64 모듈이에요. 크기를 바꾸면 Origin 말고 전부 PATTERN FAILED 가 떠요. 그래서 크기마다 Basics 팩이 필요해요(질문 4).
  • 메뉴와 정보 화면은 64×128 세로 화면 기준이라, 64 폭 패널에서는 글줄이 겹쳐요(patternflow.ino:924-945, 산수).
  • builder_rev 는 core_module_loader.h 를 통째로 해시해요(builderRev.ts:44). 그래서 그 파일을 고치는 core PR 마다 캐시가 한 번씩 다시 구워져요.

증거

$ python3 .github/scripts/check_links.py
all 689 relative links resolve

$ git fetch --tags && (cd web && npm run doc-map)
1078 links from 216 files → docs/investigations/2026-10-doc-map.csv
0 do not resolve
1366 Korean/English pairs → docs/investigations/2026-10-doc-parity.csv
7 en-short, 18 ko-short, 1 missing-ko, 1340 ok
# 새 행 4개(이 초안 → 계획서 2개 앵커 포함, 모두 resolves=yes). CSV 둘은 git checkout 으로 되돌림.

$ cd web && npm run check:voice
base: a800fd3 (the merge-base with origin/dev)
read: 297 added lines in 1 file
check:voice: nothing found
# dev merge 뒤 파일 통째로(-- ../docs/rfc-any-resolution.md)도: nothing found

$ cd web && npm run check:human-lock
locked: 74 journal files, 33 release files, docs/manifesto.md, 3 README sections, Part 1 of 3 RFCs, 166 roadmap strings, 0 paths in docs/.human-written
this diff touches 1 locked file
new      docs/rfc-any-resolution.md
check:human-lock: no locked words changed

$ wc -l docs/rfc-any-resolution.md
298 docs/rfc-any-resolution.md

docs/ 만 고쳐서 §2.1(1) 명령(빌드·check:ci 등)은 해당이 없어요(계획서 「The PRs in detail」).

실행법

docs/rfc-any-resolution.md 를 GitHub 에서 열어 읽으면 돼요. 검사를 다시 돌리려면 위 증거의 명령을 리포 루트(check_links.py)와 web/(나머지)에서 실행해요. doc-map 뒤에는 CSV 둘을 git checkout 으로 되돌려요.

가정

  • 표가 PR 2 에 적은 파일 하나만 고쳤어요. CHANGELOG.md·docs/rfc-cleanup-progress.md·docs/README.md·doc-map CSV 는 안 고쳤어요(CSV·README 는 k4 몫).
  • 사실의 기준(D3): PR 을 열 때 dev 는 a800fd3 였는데, 쓰는 사이 정리 3단계 k7([DONE] 정리 3단계 PR 7 — 펌웨어와 사이트가 같이 쓰는 값이 한 파일에 모이고, 낡으면 CI 가 빨개진다 #45)이 머지돼 shared/constants.json 이 생겼어요. 초안은 지금 트리(adbe923)를 기준으로 고쳐 썼고, 그 사이 인용한 줄은 하나도 안 움직였어요([DONE] 정리 3단계 PR 7 — 펌웨어와 사이트가 같이 쓰는 값이 한 파일에 모이고, 낡으면 CI 가 빨개진다 #45 는 새 파일과 web/package.json 만 고침). 아직 안 들어온 step 3 k8·k9 와 step 4 k2·k8 은 계획과 k 로 이름만 대고, 바뀌면 초안의 무엇이 달라지는지 적었어요.
  • 크기 한계(계획서 질문 32 기본값): 산수로 128×64 와 같은 메모리, 곧 W×H ≤ 8,192(깊이 8)까지만 페이지에 내요. 근거 heap 수치 98,708 B 는 2026-08-18 측정이고 모듈 코드가 PSRAM 으로 옮기기 전 값이라 초안에 그렇게 적었어요. 하드웨어 측정은 안 했어요(D4).
  • 캐시 키(질문 33 기본값): §2.7 대로 열(column)을 제안하고 마이그레이션 비용을 적었고, builder_rev 에 크기를 섞는 싼 길을 옆에 적었어요.
  • 네트워크 없이 돌아가는 길로 K4 버튼을 켤 때 누르고 있기를 제안했어요. 지금 트리엔 그런 동작이 없어서 질문 2 로 남겼어요.
  • Part 1 은 비웠어요(D1, 계획서 질문 30). check:human-lock 이 이 초안의 Part 1 도 읽어요(「Part 1 of 3 RFCs」, 「new docs/rfc-any-resolution.md」). 계획서 finding 11 의 답은 「k8 이 docs/rfc-*.md 를 다 읽는다」예요. 그래서 머지 뒤 Part 1 을 쓰면 lock 이 빨개지고, 머지 전 이 브랜치에서 쓰면 새 파일로 읽혀요.
  • Part 1·2 문단은 D1 대로 rfc-cleanup.md 에서 글자 그대로 옮겼어요. 굵은 글씨와 대시가 들어 있지만 그대로 뒀어요.
  • 계획서 질문 34(플레이어가 어디 사나)는 PR 3 몫이라 이 초안엔 없어요. 플레이어 초안은 S-PWM 한계를 말하는 한 줄에서만 백틱으로 불렀어요.

Changelog

Docs

  • The any-resolution RFC has a draft. docs/rfc-any-resolution.md is Part 2 only. It says where each of the 36 uses of PANEL_RES_W and PANEL_RES_H goes, proposes a geometry read from NVS at boot and set on a core console page, keeps one module build per size with the size in the cache key, states the limits (classic HUB75 only, S-PWM unsupported, W × H up to 8,192 at depth 8, the stock's own memory) and orders the work as 19 PRs. Part 1 is the maintainer's and is empty.

Upstream

  • What: new docs/rfc-any-resolution.md, the any-resolution RFC draft, Part 2 only (298 lines): the 36 PANEL_RES uses, a geometry read from NVS at boot, one module build per size, a core console page, the limits and a 19-PR order.
  • Checks: docs only, so the 2.1(1) commands do not apply; ran python .github/scripts/check_links.py, npm run doc-map (0 unresolved, CSVs checked out again), npm run check:voice and npm run check:human-lock, all clean.
  • Docs map: none (docs/README.md and the two doc-map CSVs take the new file in step 5 k4)

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* Add horizontal desktop printed enclosure and assembly instructions. Switch username to mbchars.

* tools: case-models builds mbchars' horizontal desktop case

mbchars.py puts the remix's printed parts together from its STLs (no
assembled file exists): the three front sections where the joint bars'
36 mm insert pitch puts their lug holes, the covers on the sixteen inserts,
the USB retainer on its boss and the stands on the bottom edge, each step
checked against the README (410.28 x 176.16 x 42 mm), the board's encoder
grid, the 320 x 160 mm panel and boolean overlaps. assemble.mjs learns
ledTurn (the panel lies the long way here) and knobLook (the official knob,
printed white), and lib/looks.mjs pla_orange, the 3MF's own #F46B16. The
other three models rebuild byte-identical; the new one is 380 KB.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01QGBYm64PnfneJq2ZDJ8Gs7

* web: /build's case switch and 3D preview get a fourth case, mbchars' horizontal desktop one

The card is the remix README's own facts and photos (resized to 1200 px),
the preview shows the device in the case, and the switch is four tabs, two
by two on a phone. A case too wide for the view at the one scale (this one,
41 cm across on a desktop's tall canvas) is drawn smaller by as little as
keeps it clear of the arrows; every case still fits at the one scale on a
phone, and the three upright ones on a desktop.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01QGBYm64PnfneJq2ZDJ8Gs7

* docs: changelog for mbchars' horizontal desktop case and the fourth preview case

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01QGBYm64PnfneJq2ZDJ8Gs7

* web: ZuperZuche's build joins the map - the first print, from Moscow

Found by accident, with the PCBs ordered ten minutes later; the 3D printer came
a month on, bought for the case, and the case was the first thing it printed.
Moscow was given, so the pin is on the city.

The blurb stops at the printer. The maker's note about making the patterns with
AI is left out on purpose, and there are no pronouns for the maker: the message
does not say.

Three photos: a pixel-art Mount Fuji beside a modular synth, a pixel-art frog
pond seen from above, and a cat plush in front of the panel.

groups.test.ts pins the number of countries on the real map; Russia is new, so
11 becomes 12.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

* web: the 3D preview names whose case it is, in the build map's label

On the Build tab the name on the case's tab (Official, Besoiobiy,
SimonePDA, mbchars) stands over the device, on the build map's dark
highlight. It follows the pick at once, as the tab does, and reads
Official for a case whose model did not load. The knob hint moves under
it while it is up. Changelog also gets the line for the arrows.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

* web, docs: the first flash starts in download mode, /flash goes to the guide's Flash chapter, and the README is new from its first screen

The Play guide's 01 Flash (and /ko) puts hold BOOT, tap RST before Flash
Patternflow on every first flash, assumes the Wi-Fi step after
"Installation complete!" usually does not come (RST, Flash Patternflow
again, Connect to Wi-Fi), and ends on the panel's own patternflow-xxxx
network at 192.168.4.1 for when that does not take; the device simulator
draws the NETWORK screen's hotspot. The Build guide's flash card, the
Pattern tab's notes and the breadboard page give the same order. The bare
/flash, which the device's Update page and every release's FLASHING.md
point at, redirects to /guide/play#flash; /flash/manifest.json and
/flash/bin/* are untouched. flash.test.ts pins the card order and anchors.

The README opens with a one-line definition, the hero, the
photosensitivity warning, four doors (Build, Play, Make patterns, Add
sound) and First light; the story, community, facts and editions follow,
shorter. The docs that give the first flash (firmware/README.md,
PATTERN_GUIDE.md, SUPPORT.md, docs/assembly/) say the same order, the
indexes list the guide pages, the three case remixes and the bundles that
exist, and stale wording (the custom slots, "variant", the dead /flash
page) is gone. CONTRIBUTING.md gets a row for the interactive guide's
copy, and the pull request template asks for the row and the link check.

From #7 (caaf2c1).

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01VaFtEmtx2AkdH1wnbQpV3Z

* docs: the README opens with the fixed lines and three ways in, and First light follows the build

The opening is L1 + L2 + L3 from docs/manifesto.md (Paik moves to Where it
began, in L5's own words), with Play one in your browser, Build one and Get
one assembled under the badges. First light moves below the build, gains the
steps it was missing (unplug before seating, Origin as the sign of success,
Format storage on the first Basics install) and states the J4 rule as data
never power on the DevKit's ports. Stale lines are corrected against the
repo: sound and MQTT shipped in editions, MIDI arrived in 3.9.0, 3.10.5
fixed four requests, and the photosensitivity warning is the manifesto's
full text.

From #8 (bfc4b22).

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Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01VaFtEmtx2AkdH1wnbQpV3Z

* docs: BUILD_GUIDE flashes in the Play guide's order, and the README's campaign is still open

BUILD_GUIDE §8.1 now goes download mode first (hold BOOT, tap RST),
Flash Patternflow, the Wi-Fi as a second go after RST, the DevKit seated
with the power bank unplugged, then the panel's own patternflow-xxxx
network (K2 shows its name before the hotspot is up), then the Basics
pack: the Play guide's 01 Flash card for card. §7 no longer seats the
DevKit before it has firmware, so it is Wiring, and 7.4 names the step
that powers up. The README's First light points at §8 again, and Crowd
Supply reads as it stands: past its goal, open until 15 October; the
200% figure stays in the dated timeline. Besoiobiy's case README cites
the renumbered steps.

From #9 (16eca1b).

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01VaFtEmtx2AkdH1wnbQpV3Z

* ## What changed

**New journal post** — `fine` (ko + en), published 2026-10-13. Not highlighted.

Putting the blog off but not past a week, a hand-written paper diary after months, being selected for Anthropic's Claude startup program, reading and music slipping, AI making time feel more pressing, the interview shoot for the introduction video at the startup center studio, the funding ending in two days, the apartment renovation that still hasn't happened, the visually impaired artist enjoying the Patternflow at the Seoul Station teardown, and parts bought for a workshop.

**Two photos**, resized to 2000 px on the long side:
- the interview studio (faces already pixelated in the source), after the interview paragraph; also the cover, since the author prefers not to lead with a face
- the Seoul Station exhibition before the teardown, after the teardown paragraph

## Notes

- The draft pasted the Korean section twice in `_temp/blog.md`; the second copy was clean and is the one used, so the text matches the English paragraph for paragraph (13 each).
- Verified against the dev server: both language versions return 200, both images serve, and the index hero is this post with the interview photo as its thumbnail. Not in the highlighted rows.
- `dev` and `main` were identical before this commit, so the PR carries only the post.

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journal: new post "fine"

Post (ko+en), not highlighted: the paper diary, the Claude startup
program, the interview shoot for the introduction video, the
funding ending in two days, the apartment still unrenovated, and the
visually impaired artist enjoying the Patternflow at the teardown.

Two photos at 2000 px: the interview studio (faces already
pixelated), also the cover, and the exhibition before the teardown.
The draft pasted the Korean section twice; the clean second copy is
used.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

* docs: the cleanup has a baseline

From #11

* docs: cleanup step 1 is planned

From #12

* docs: the v2 build guide moved to `docs/legacy/BUILD_GUIDE_v2.md`

From #13

* docs: the doc map lists the Korean/English pairs

From #15

* docs: the doc map reads the YAML under `.github/`

From #17

* docs: `CHANGELOG.md` is split by release into `docs/releases/`

From #14

* docs: the community files moved to `.github/` and the audio guide to

From #16

* docs: cleanup step 2 is planned

From #19

* docs: cleanup step 3 is planned

From #20

* docs: the project's writing voice is written down

From #18

* docs: cleanup step 4 is planned

From #21

* docs: the docs index and the repository map catch up with step 1 of the

From #23

* docs: cleanup step 5 is planned

From #24

* web: `check:features` fails when /features and the feature folders

From #25

* web: `check:links-absolute` fails on a GitHub link into the repository

From #26

* hardware: `check:bom` and `check:bom-schematic` hold the BOM to the

From #28

* web: `check:editions` fails when the shelf and the bundles disagree

From #29

* web: `check:presets` fails when a web preset cannot reach a panel

From #30

* web: `check:human-lock` fails a pull request that changes a word of the

From #27

* web: `check:changelog` fails when `CHANGELOG.md` and `docs/releases/`

From #31

* web: every pull request runs the drift checks and the text lock

From #32

* web: `check:roadmap` fails when a /roadmap node and its issues disagree

From #34

* docs: the contributor docs say what CI runs on every pull request

From #35

* web: `check:voice` points at the habits of generated prose, line by line

From #33

* docs: `AGENTS.md` carries the writing-voice rule and the step 2 check

From #36

* docs: the doc map is regenerated at the close of step 2 of the cleanup

From #37

* web: five of the site's twelve lint warnings are gone

From #38

* web: the seven `<img>` lint warnings carry a named exception

From #39

* docs: where the panel size lives, line by line

From #40

* web: pattern Lab's July storage keys say who wrote them and when

From #41

* web: the site's redirects and old routes say what links them

From #42

* web: web CI fails on a lint warning

From #43

* firmware: the MIDI page counts 24 detents a turn, as the encoder has

From #46

* web: the community's old formats say what wrote them and when

From #44

* firmware: the vendored HUB75 driver names the upstream commit it came

From #47

* firmware: the vendored HUB75 driver takes upstream's fix for its config

From #48

* web: a new TODO or FIXME turns the drift checks red

From #49

* web: one file holds the values the firmware and the site both carry

From #45

* docs: the any-resolution RFC has a draft

From #50

* docs: the Linux player has a draft RFC

From #51

* firmware: the firmware reads the values it shares with the site from

From #52

* web: the site's lint and test tooling is on its latest releases inside

From #54

* docs: `AGENTS.md` names `shared/`, the HUB75 driver's `UPSTREAM.md` and

From #57

* docs: the two step 5 drafts are listed in `docs/README.md`

From #55

* web: the site reads the panel size and the knob numbers from

From #53

* web: drizzle is on its latest patch releases

From #56

* docs: the repository maps catch up with step 3

From #59

* web: tailwind is on its latest 4.x release

From #58

* web: react Three is on its latest releases inside the current majors

From #60

* web: zustand is on its latest release inside the current major

From #61

* web: mediabunny is on its latest release inside the current major

From #62

* web: changes from #63

From #63

* web: posthog-js is on its latest release inside the current major

From #64

* web: better-auth is on its latest release inside the current major

From #65

* web: react is on its latest release inside the current major

From #66

* web: next is on its latest release inside the current major

From #67

* docs: the doc map is regenerated at the close of step 3 of the cleanup

From #68

* web: the guide's simulated board takes input that no hand made

From #69

* tools: a virtual panel for the contract vectors

From #70

* tools: the virtual panel answers device state over REST

From #72

* tools: the virtual panel answers the pattern routes

From #73

* tools: contract vectors have a format and a replay

From #71

* web: `check:virtual-panel` runs every preset on the virtual panel

From #75

* tools: the virtual panel speaks MQTT

From #74

* tools: the virtual panel answers `/api/mqtt`

From #77

* tools: the virtual panel speaks OSC

From #78

* docs: the REST contract has its first vectors

From #76

* docs: the MQTT contract has its first vectors

From #79

* tools: oSC has contract vectors

From #80

* docs: the REST vectors reach the rest of the core

From #81

* docs: the MQTT vectors reach the channels and the snapshot, and

From #82

* tools: the virtual panel takes the audio WebSocket

From #84

* tools: the virtual panel speaks RTP-MIDI

From #83

* tools: the audio WebSocket has contract vectors

From #85

* tools: the virtual panel sends MIDI back

From #86

* tools: mIDI has contract vectors

From #87

* tools: mIDI out and `/api/midi` have contract vectors

From #88

* docs: the maps of the tree name the virtual panel and the contract

From #90

* docs: the REST and MIDI specs say one thing where they said two

From #91

* docs: `AGENTS.md` names the virtual panel, the contract vectors and

From #89

* docs: the doc map is regenerated at the close of step 4 of the cleanup

From #92

* docs: changelog for 81 workshop fork PRs

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* 시작 — 정리 마지막 기록을 원래 레포 dev 위에 다시 짠다

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01DpjXsYZbwT5PpwzpNCEEqq

* docs: the doc map lists the six links the cleanup's closing entry adds

The progress log's entries for steps 1 to 5 and the gate link
contract-vectors.md, the doc-parity list, the panel-geometry record and
the two RFC drafts. The cleanup RFC's status line links the log. Each of
the six resolves. The log and the RFC come over with the cleanup's
records, so until they land the map is six rows ahead of the tree.

From #93 (2f094fe).

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01DpjXsYZbwT5PpwzpNCEEqq

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Co-authored-by: Mykyta Bilous <belousnikita@gmail.com>
Co-authored-by: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
Co-authored-by: Lee Seunghun <122682380+engmung@users.noreply.github.com>
Co-authored-by: pi-hub <pi-hub@localhost>
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