On September 13, 2026, we converged the N1 interface into a single console and deployed the BE Desk for the Oakdale Book Exchange. The day began with a focus on simplifying access and improving user experience. We faced some unexpected redirects and performance issues that nearly derailed the tight schedule.
We unified the N1 interface into one Captains Chair console.
The BE Desk went live on September 13, 2026.
Every Scan Quest artifact now cites AI-ID for tracking.
Implemented a new dual move gesture for touch and gesture controls.
N1 interface converged.
The N1 interface was consolidated into a single console on September 13. The new layout includes a flat top navigation with sections for Console, Leads, Ask, Terminal, Desks, and System dropdowns. We tagged this version as v1.0.0 to mark its completion.
Real APIs replaced prototype data, which meant our DEMO chip had to work flawlessly. We audited the system for any drift and corrected issues like duplicate routes and redirect errors.
BE Desk for the Oakdale Book Exchange.
The BE Desk provides a read-only super-admin view into the Oakdale Book Exchange backend. It includes access to users, libraries, books, and analytics. Deployed successfully on the same day as the N1 interface, it required careful management of token authentication.
We verified the deployment, ensuring that all features were functional and secure. This desk is key for oversight and management of the exchange.
Scan Quest and AI-ID integration.
On September 13, we integrated Scan Quest with AI-ID. Every artifact generated by AI now includes a unique ai_id and engine reference. This change ensures better tracking and validation of content.
The system now validates slugs on import and preserves metadata for future use. This integration positions us well for future developments.
New gesture controls implemented.
We developed the Dual Move gesture to improve user interaction. One hand aims while the other commits actions via touch or air-press. This feature is uniform across all pages, enhancing usability.
The solution was implemented in hands.js, utilizing MediaPipe WASM within our Electron shell.
3rd Eye as remote camera.
We built the EAS Android app for the 3rd Eye, allowing a Razr device to serve as a remote camera. This app streams video and announces its presence to the N1 system every 15 seconds.
This integration enhances our remote capabilities and adds another layer to the N1 experience.