Recording notes from 7/22/26 to 7/24/26.

Small fix for Bryan and the Adi AI agent. Merged in some new files and pushed them up for Bryan. Steve wants us to turn the Adi AI agent off until we get a few things fixed. It's kinda sad. Mostly, people, our clients, are freaking out about having all pages run in the Adi shell (iframe). They are used to seeing the full URL with id's and such. Some of them like to use multiple windows, multiple tabs, etc. I think that they don't like change. It is way better than what we have, but they are making blanket decisions and just turning everything off, even if people like it. Oh well, we'll get there. Just a bump in the road.

Meeting with Hamid. We were extracting some of the HTML and CSS from his Next.js code project. Trying to put things back together. The first time, and second time, he sent me some files, there were tons of them (in the thousands). We now have it down to 4 files vs too many to count. The current code needs to be reworked and formatted. Making progress and harvesting code from his project. See attached for a small screenshot.

Went into the Cache Food Pantry to work with their staff. I'm experimenting and seeing if we can help them out with a super simple adilas system. Spent the time with a couple of the key players, watching what they do, taking notes, and sketching a few things out on paper. See attached for some of my notes. It should be a fun project.

Work session with Russell. Working through parts of the documentation project. We are suckers for eye candy. Make it look good. Russell was working on polishing up the different image galleries. We are both using this project as continuing education stuff. Great practice sessions with a purpose.

Working on world building concepts. Trying to combine a couple of documents together with concepts of world building and how adilas is kinda like a digital video recorder for your business. Working on how those two concepts work together to help with digital storytelling. See attached for my progress (still kinda rough).