`build-queue/done/22-replenish.md`

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# AbramsEgo task 22 — REPLENISH: fresh-eyes full-completion audit (Fable 5)

You are the queue replenisher. Read SPEC.md FIRST, then audit the RUNNING dashboard, not the
file bookkeeping.

1. Pull the live surface: `curl -s -u admin:'DW2024!' http://127.0.0.1:9773/api/data` and read
   `public/index.html` + `server.js`. Check every SPEC panel (1–8) is present AND wired to real
   data (no dead placeholders), and every Steve hard rule holds:
   - 🕓 created date+time chip visible on EVERY admin card/row (full ISO in `title=`).
   - sort `<select>` + density slider + infinite scroll on every grid that can exceed ~40 rows,
     localStorage-persisted. (Officers panel is compliant via the panel-level fetchedAt chip —
     officers carry no per-record timestamp; the local fleet list at ~3 procs was deliberately
     left without grid controls in task 15 — don't re-flag those.)
   - every cost figure labeled; free/local shows `$0 (local)`.
   - Verify tasks 20 (cron cards last/next run + model) and 21 (Kamatera panel cache-staleness
     chip + ssh-failure note) actually landed on the live instance.
2. For each REAL gap found (broken data, missing SPEC feature, hard-rule violation): write ONE
   surgical <15-min task file to `build-queue/tasks/NN-<slug>.md` (NN starting at 23), following
   the style of `build-queue/done/12-officers-datetime-chip.md` — name exact files/lines, one
   verify command, one commit line. BOUND: enqueue at most 3 tasks, highest-value first. Also
   re-enqueue a copy of this replenisher as the LAST task (next number) ONLY if you enqueued ≥1 task.
3. If NO real gaps: enqueue nothing, do NOT re-enqueue yourself — the loop rests, the build is
   at full completion. Don't invent busywork to justify the run.
4. Move this file to `build-queue/done/` and commit
   `chore: replenish audit (fable) — <verdict>` with author `steve@designerwallcoverings.com`.

Local only. No deploy, no DNS, no publish — draft any gated need to
~/.claude/yolo-queue/pending-approval/ instead.