{"assessments":[],"deployments":[],"fuzz":[],"identity":{"adapter":"0xde152afb7db5373f34876e1499fbd893a82dd336","chainId":1,"collection":"0x0000ec93127baa929e58e97dd0095a2bfb38ec1d","registry":"0x8004a169fb4a3325136eb29fa0ceb6d2e539a432"},"interpretation":"Records acceptance and evidence. Neither completion nor an AI assessment establishes correctness, safety, or independent review.","jobId":"5bc79e8d-bd37-40ca-b957-d2f3c38516e2","kind":"skill:build-website","nodes":[{"acceptedSubmissionHash":"24901372fc4d57f04c924cb779983db941c799a3e3d25036c7828efb3099db87","dependsOn":[],"execution":{"mustProduce":["dist/index.html"],"network":true,"optionalTools":["browser"],"profile":"none","requires":["network"],"skillHash":"a60bc8b42446c13d993341179fe13c712a5addb118fc532fb2d15e71f912efc8","skillId":"build-website","tools":[]},"key":"build_website","kind":"code","role":"implement","skillHash":"a60bc8b42446c13d993341179fe13c712a5addb118fc532fb2d15e71f912efc8","skillId":"build-website","state":"accepted"},{"acceptedSubmissionHash":"c7dbb93279f65d2a38a720e1c0d6acea073e112f18fd1bec1562c1818826b010","dependsOn":["build_website"],"execution":{"network":true,"optionalTools":["browser"],"profile":"none","requires":["network"],"skillHash":"fd33b6741366d364a55a4c0ba2bc4f5d329cec0b62f27a83289dc5b30ab03575","skillId":"design-critic","tools":[]},"key":"design_critic","kind":"code","role":"review","skillHash":"fd33b6741366d364a55a4c0ba2bc4f5d329cec0b62f27a83289dc5b30ab03575","skillId":"design-critic","state":"accepted"}],"objective":"[SIMD-CHAT]\nBuild a dynamic website to track Solana wallet addresses buying and selling memecoins launched on pump.fun or a launchpad. The site must allow users to: 1) Filter tracked wallets by purchase amount between $50 and $500 (customizable range). 2) Filter coins by market capitalization (customizable). 3) Display a live list of tracked wallet addresses that have purchased these coins and have not yet sold. 4) Automatically remove wallets from the tracking list once they sell their coins, and replace them with new qualifying wallets. 5) For each tracked wallet, show detailed trading info: purchase price, sale price (if sold), profit or loss in USD, and holding duration (time between buy and sell). 6) Provide an interface to add wallets manually to the watchlist. 7) Show aggregate stats such as average hold time and average profit/loss of tracked wallets. 8) Use a clean, modern interface with charts and live data refresh. 9) Make sure the site reads live blockchain data from Solana network and from pump.fun or launchpad memecoin data sources. 10) Provide multi-language support with English as default. Tone: professional, clear, and user-friendly. Include a main dashboard page, wallet details page, FAQ page. Include instructions for how to interpret the profit/loss and holding time metrics. Avoid overly technical jargon. The website code will be static frontend using JS to read public blockchain APIs.","parentJobId":null,"planHash":"c4a470c6292f5bd5b8cd4f7ac1dc4f5358db7ba8cb0832a14bd01862562def29","previousHash":"02c46047ed4d9482139dd341998cdfa3d332cec1579ed4aee33fa0d51161404f","projectId":"5bc79e8d-bd37-40ca-b957-d2f3c38516e2","publication":{"commit":"8334bfce409485048f5d15be6770e50b0fe0a520","deliveredAt":"2026-10-15T22:59:50.837Z","repoUrl":"https://github.com/identity-md-launches/launch-1899-simd-chat-build-dynamic-website"},"receiptIdentity":{"adapter":"0xde152afb7db5373f34876e1499fbd893a82dd336","chainId":1,"collection":"0x0000ec93127baa929e58e97dd0095a2bfb38ec1d","registry":"0x8004a169fb4a3325136eb29fa0ceb6d2e539a432"},"registry":"0xb6d0a187b050fa5bb0b87033a203f37becf4a775","research":[],"schema":"identitymd-work-v1","signals":[],"site":{"cid":"bafybeigvoyhhhswa6et3rrh5uaijscl36iltbffinffhqryfe5g5izjndq","ensName":"pump-wallet-watch-live-solana-me.site.identitymd.eth","namingTransaction":"0xbb24689000b1b25456b66a4e1f5ddcd8d8c362f42575d56bfced09e89509f0d1"},"snapshotHash":"ef8ea12167f0cb7bdf0cf3bd50e823745e32fad33d6c4703c7d890a32358b988","state":"completed","submissions":[{"artifacts":[],"attempt":1,"bundleHash":"e3c2f4676896d0ce8898725ecaa44ebd0a257e5d1046ea15d948200627267999","device":"9df7d5d52e83c572","findings":[],"hash":"24901372fc4d57f04c924cb779983db941c799a3e3d25036c7828efb3099db87","nodeId":"04bfa115-cab5-4aa0-ad98-3c934efa87dc","outcome":"completed","summary":"The work is committed and verified. Here is the recap.\n\n**Delivered: Pump Wallet Watch**, a static Vite + React + TypeScript site committed with its source, lockfile and production export in `dist/` (relative asset URLs, base `./`). Commit `ed1d8ae`, 45 files, submission bundle about 226 KB.\n\n**What the site does**\n- Reads live data in the browser only: trades come from the Solana blockchain through a JSON-RPC node (default public node, owner-settable URL), and coin lists, pump.fun and launchpad labels, market caps and prices come from Jupiter's token and price APIs. pump.fun's own API is behind a Cloudflare challenge and the official mainnet RPC answers 403 from this machine, so neither is used.\n- Trades are derived from each wallet's token and SOL balance changes, so the pump.fun bonding curve, PumpSwap, Raydium and aggregator routes all count. Unit tests run the parser on three real mainnet transactions.\n- Dashboard: purchase range (default $50 to $500) and market cap range filters, wallets to track, refresh interval, a form to add a wallet, a live status line, the list of tracked wallets still holding, the list of wallets that sold (sale price, profit or loss, holding time), stat tiles (average hold and average profit or loss), a profit-or-loss bar chart and a holding-time histogram, and a data-sources panel. Sold wallets leave the holding list and the freed place is filled by the next qualifying buy.\n- Wallet details page and an FAQ page that explains how to read profit or loss and holding time in plain words. Six languages with English as default.\n\n**Validation, all run on the final build**\n- Typecheck passes, 9 of 9 unit tests pass, production build succeeds.\n- Design probe taste@1: 16 of 16 checks pass. The first run failed two (columns overlapping at 1440 and a nav pill read as a kicker above the h1); both were fixed and the 390 screenshot confirms the live list and both action panels are on the first screen.\n- Browser walkthrough with my own Playwright script: 35 of 37 steps pass across Chromium at 390 and 1440. The live scan found real purchases within seconds. The two misses are environment-bound: the browser logs blocked requests for coin icons whose hosts forbid cross-origin embedding (the site hides those images), and WebKit cannot launch here because host libraries are missing, so Safari rendering is unverified.\n- The Better Interface review across its six domains, with findings, fixes and the unperformed checks (screen reader, forced colors, native zoom, widths between 640 and 1024), is recorded in `docs/validation.md` and `artifacts/validation.md`. The README documents install, preview and rebuild plus the results table, and `DESIGN.md` documents the implemented tokens, typography, layout, components and responsive behavior.\n\n**Known limitations to be aware of**: a fresh visit can show an empty list for a scan or two depending on current on-chain activity and public RPC rate limits, and USD values of SOL trades use the SOL price at scan time.\n\nNot delivered: artifacts/validation.md. Under artifacts/, only this step's named outputs leave the machine.","treeHash":"016c86175dd0bcd86c98332c9f3cc33ba1f115be","usage":{"cachedInputTokens":6536750,"inputTokens":1028,"model":"claude-fable-5-1","outputTokens":167780,"runtime":"claude","turns":102,"wallClockMs":3623463}},{"artifacts":[],"attempt":1,"bundleHash":null,"device":"03845cacb54c3a73","findings":[{"citation":"resolved","description":"Now: the Histogram draws six 12px x-axis labels (\"under 5 min\" to \"over 1 day\") on one row, one per slot; at 390 each slot is 54px and the labels are 55 to 70px wide, so neighbouring labels print over each other and read as \"under 5 min5 to 15 min15 to 60 min\". The probe does not measure lettering inside SVG, so this passes taste@1.\nChange to: stagger the labels on two rows so odd ones sit lower: `y={height - (i % 2 ? 2 : 14)}`; padBottom is already 36px so both rows fit. The label text and the \"Show as table\" view stay as they are.\nWhy: text over text is a layout failure (REFERENCE layout check); the brief asks for a clean interface with charts, and an unreadable axis defeats the chart.","line":140,"path":"src/components/Charts.tsx","reproduction":"390x844 (also 1440x900), open dist/index.html, wait for the first scan to track at least one wallet, scroll to \"How long tracked wallets hold\". Measured with getBoundingClientRect on the SVG <text> nodes at 390: \"under 5 min\" spans x -5 to 59, \"5 to 15 min\" 50 to 112, \"15 to 60 min\" 100 to 170 on the same baseline (y 154): 9px and 12px of overlap. At 1440 (aside column 324px wide): \"5 to 15 min\" 63 to 125 overlaps \"15 to 60 min\" 122 to 191. Visible in test/scratch/taste/shots/390-full.png under the histogram.","severity":"medium","snippet":"                <text x={i * slot + slot / 2} y={height - 14} textAnchor=\"middle\">","title":"bug: the holding-time chart's axis labels overlap each other at 390 and 1440"},{"citation":"resolved","description":"Now: at 1200px and up the filter grid switches to six columns inside a ~700px card, so each number input is 102px wide; the default \"Market cap up to\" value 1000000 needs 106px and its last digit is cut off (the screenshot shows \"100000C\"). A visitor cannot read the limit they are filtering on without clicking into the field.\nChange to: delete the `@media (min-width: 1200px)` rule (lines 348 to 352) so the grid keeps the four columns it uses from 720px up; each input becomes ~165px and the six fields wrap to two rows of four and two, which also lines the labels up on one baseline.\nWhy: critical text (an amount) is never clipped or shrunk to fit; `overflow: hidden` that cuts text is a bug, not a style (design-critic, Fixes).","line":350,"path":"src/styles.css","reproduction":"1440x900, open dist/index.html with the default filters. Measured: input#…-maxMcapUsd value \"1000000\" has clientWidth 102 and scrollWidth 106 (4px of digits hidden); every other input is 102/102. test/scratch/taste/shots/1440.png shows the field reading \"100000C\" while the summary beside \"Filters\" says \"$1M\". At 390 the same input is 154px wide and shows the whole number.","severity":"medium","snippet":"    grid-template-columns: repeat(6, minmax(0, 1fr));","title":"bug: the market cap upper limit is clipped to \"100000C\" in its input at 1440"},{"citation":"resolved","description":"Now: on a 429 or 5xx, `call` releases its slot, sleeps and recurses; the recursive call acquires and releases its own slot, and then the outer `finally` on line 69 releases again. Every retried request therefore decrements `inFlight` one extra time, it goes negative, and the limit of 3 parallel requests stops holding; the more a public node rate-limits, the more requests the page fires at it in parallel, which is the opposite of what the retry is for.\nChange to: move the retry out of the try/finally: inside the `if (res.status === 429 || res.status >= 500)` branch set `retry = true` and fall through; after the `finally` block, `if (retry) { await sleep(800 * 2 ** attempt); return this.call<T>(method, params, attempt + 1); }` and delete the explicit `this.release()` on line 58. The slot is then released exactly once per attempt and never held during the sleep.\nWhy: the brief needs the site to read live chain data through public RPC nodes; the README names rate limits as the main failure mode, and this bug makes them worse on every retry.","line":58,"path":"src/lib/rpc.ts","reproduction":"Any width. Scratch test run with Node 24: stub fetch to answer 429 once then 200, `new RpcClient(url, 3)`, `await c.call('getSlot', [])`; `inFlight` is -1 afterwards (expected 0). In the live page the same happens whenever solana-rpc.publicnode.com answers 429 during a scan; after three such retries the client runs up to six requests in parallel instead of three.","severity":"medium","snippet":"          this.release();\n          await sleep(800 * 2 ** attempt);\n          return this.call<T>(method, params, attempt + 1);","title":"bug: one RPC retry leaks a concurrency slot, so the client floods a rate-limited node"},{"citation":"resolved","description":"Now: `candidates` starts as `[]` and is only filled on success; when `fetchLaunchpadCoins` throws, the catch records the error and leaves `candidates` empty, so line 194 builds `mints` from open positions only and no new wallets can be found until Jupiter answers again. The notice meanwhile says \"Unable to load coin lists from Jupiter. The last known coins stay in use.\" and the status line keeps showing the old \"16 coins in range\".\nChange to: in the catch add `candidates = this.state.coins;` so the coins from the last good scan are scanned again, which is what the notice promises; the notice copy then stays true.\nWhy: each state says only what the app knows (design-critic, step 2); the brief asks for a live list that keeps filling with new qualifying wallets.","line":188,"path":"src/engine/tracker.ts","reproduction":"1440x900 (any width): load dist/index.html, wait for the first scan (status shows N coins in range), then block requests to lite-api.jup.ag/tokens/v2/* (Playwright route abort) and press \"Refresh now\". Observed: the red notice \"Unable to load coin lists from Jupiter. The last known coins stay in use. Details: Jupiter token lists unavailable\" appears and the status still says \"16 coins in range\", while in the code `candidates` is `[]` at line 194, so `watchedMints` holds only the mints of already open positions and no coin from the list of 16 is read. Expected: the 16 coins are scanned as before.","severity":"medium","snippet":"      } catch (e) {\n        error = 'coins';\n        errorDetail = errorText(e);\n      }","title":"bug: when the Jupiter coin lists fail, the notice says the last coins stay in use but the scan stops reading them"},{"citation":"resolved","description":"Now: the tile labelled \"Received\" adds the current market value of unsold coins to the sale proceeds, so a wallet that has sold nothing shows a \"Received\" figure equal to what its coins are worth now; the FAQ tells the reader that unrealized value is not money received.\nChange to: `const received = positions.reduce((a, p) => a + p.proceedsUsd, 0);` so \"Received\" is the sale proceeds only. The \"Profit or loss\" tile next to it already counts held value through `profitLoss`, so nothing is lost.\nWhy: the brief asks for \"detailed trading info: purchase price, sale price (if sold), profit or loss\" and to avoid confusion; a label that says one thing while the number counts another misreads on a page built to be read at a glance.","line":24,"path":"src/pages/WalletPage.tsx","reproduction":"1440x900: let the dashboard track any wallet still holding, open its \"Details\" link (#/wallet/<address>). With 0 sells the tiles read for example Spent $197.96, Received $195.45, Profit or loss −$2.51: \"Received\" equals held tokens × price now although the wallet has sold nothing (buys 1, sells 0 in the Transactions tile). Expected: Received $0.00 until a sale is read.","severity":"medium","snippet":"  const received = positions.reduce((a, p) => a + p.proceedsUsd + (p.status === 'open' && p.currentPriceUsd ? p.tokensHeld * p.currentPriceUsd : 0), 0);","title":"fidelity: the wallet page's \"Received\" tile includes the value of coins still held"},{"citation":"resolved","description":"Now: the error a visitor sees when the public node refuses a request names \"the RPC node\" and \"the RPC URL\"; the panel title is \"Data sources and RPC node\", its field \"Solana RPC URL\" and the FAQ answers 5 and 6 repeat \"RPC node\". A visitor who does not know the acronym cannot act on the message.\nChange to: 'error.rpc': 'Unable to read trades from the Solana node. Check the node address under Data sources or try again later.'; 'sources.title': 'Data sources and Solana node'; 'sources.rpcLabel': 'Solana node address (RPC URL)' so the technical name survives once, next to the field it belongs to; in faq.a5 and faq.a6 replace \"the RPC node\" with \"the Solana node\" and \"a personal RPC URL\" with \"a personal node address\". Mirror the same wording in src/i18n/languages.ts.\nWhy: the brief says \"Avoid overly technical jargon\" and asks for a professional, clear, user-friendly tone; the acronym is the builder's word, not the reader's.","line":48,"path":"src/i18n/en.ts","reproduction":"1440x900 or 390x844: open dist/index.html, expand \"Data sources and RPC node\" in the right column (or at the bottom at 390): title, field label \"Solana RPC URL\" and hint \"Any Solana mainnet RPC works\". Set the field to https://example.invalid and save: the notice reads \"Unable to read transactions from the RPC node. Check the RPC URL under data sources or try again later.\" Open #/faq: answers 5 and 6 contain \"RPC node\" and \"RPC URL\".","severity":"medium","snippet":"  'error.rpc': 'Unable to read transactions from the RPC node. Check the RPC URL under data sources or try again later.',","title":"copy: visitor-facing errors and the data panel speak in \"RPC node\" and \"RPC URL\""},{"citation":"resolved","description":"Now: at 390 the chart is 324px wide so the label column is clamped to 96px, but a label such as \"5GKk…QSU4 AMC\" at 12px is 99px wide and is right-anchored at x 88, so it starts 3 to 5px left of the SVG and sits in the card's padding; the labels and the bars share no clean left margin.\nChange to: raise the floor to the width the labels need, `Math.max(110, width * 0.32)`; the plot area shrinks by 14px and the bars keep their proportions.\nWhy: a wallet address is critical text and must never be clipped; today it is intact but one longer symbol would push it under the card edge.","line":34,"path":"src/components/Charts.tsx","reproduction":"390x844: let the dashboard track a few wallets, scroll to \"Profit or loss per tracked wallet\". Measured on the SVG <text> nodes: \"5GKk…QSU4 AMC\" left edge at x -3, \"HHn8…2LPB AMC\" at -1 relative to the SVG whose own left edge is 33px (card edge 16px); at 1440 the smallest label left edge is 13px. Visible in test/scratch/taste/shots/390-full.png.","severity":"low","snippet":"  const labelW = Math.min(150, Math.max(96, width * 0.32));","title":"taste: the profit chart's wallet labels run past the chart's left edge at 390"},{"citation":"resolved","description":"Now: beside the collapsed \"Filters\" heading, the only place a phone visitor sees the active range, the purchase limits read \"$50.00 – $500.00\" while the market cap limits beside them read \"$5K – $1M\"; the cents add width and noise to a line that is a label.\nChange to: format the purchase limits with `formatCompactUsd` as well, so the summary reads \"$50 – $500, $5K – $1M\".\nWhy: one kind of figure, one format across the line; the brief itself writes the range as \"$50 and $500\".","line":95,"path":"src/components/FilterForm.tsx","reproduction":"390x844: open dist/index.html; the first card shows \"Filters  $50.00 – $500.00, $5K – $1M\" (test/scratch/taste/shots/390.png, y≈310). At 1440 the same line sits beside the open form whose fields show 50 and 500 without cents.","severity":"low","snippet":"  const summary = `${formatUsd(settings.minBuyUsd, locale)} – ${formatUsd(settings.maxBuyUsd, locale)}, ${formatCompactUsd(settings.minMcapUsd, locale)} – ${settings.maxMcapUsd === null ? '∞' : formatCompactUsd(settings.maxMcapUsd, locale)}`;","title":"copy: the filter summary prints whole-dollar limits with cents ($50.00 – $500.00)"}],"hash":"c7dbb93279f65d2a38a720e1c0d6acea073e112f18fd1bec1562c1818826b010","nodeId":"2f532c24-fc1b-4318-91ae-b78f34bc7ebf","outcome":"completed","summary":"All eight findings check out against the tree, and the only files in the working tree are the findings file and the probe's scratch output. The review is complete.\n\n| Area | Count |\n| --- | --- |\n| Brief requirements | 14 met, 0 missing, 0 faked, 1 after review |\n| Broken features | 4 bugs (none blocks the main flow) |\n| Product on the first screen at 390 | yes |\n| taste@1 checks passed | 16 of 16 |\n| Copy findings | 2 |\n| Share card | present (title, favicon, og:title, og:image, description) |\n\n**Requirements, one line each**\n\n- \"Filter tracked wallets by purchase amount between $50 and $500 (customizable range)\": met, the Filters form in `src/components/FilterForm.tsx` with defaults 50 and 500 and the qualifying check in the tracker.\n- \"Filter coins by market capitalization (customizable)\": met, the market cap fields in the same form and the range check in `src/engine/tracker.ts`.\n- \"Display a live list of tracked wallet addresses that have purchased these coins and have not yet sold\": met, the \"Tracked wallets still holding\" card on the dashboard. The probe run found four real wallets within seconds.\n- \"Automatically remove wallets from the tracking list once they sell, and replace them with new qualifying wallets\": met, the sell handling in `src/lib/positions.ts` moves a position to the sold list and the tracker fills the freed slot on the next scan.\n- \"purchase price, sale price (if sold), profit or loss in USD, and holding duration\": met, the columns of the positions table on both lists.\n- \"Provide an interface to add wallets manually to the watchlist\": met, the \"Watch a wallet of your choice\" form and the watch button on the wallet page.\n- \"Show aggregate stats such as average hold time and average profit/loss\": met, the seven stat tiles in the right column.\n- \"clean, modern interface with charts and live data refresh\": met, two SVG charts and a 45-second scan with a live status line.\n- \"reads live blockchain data from Solana network and from pump.fun or launchpad memecoin data sources\": met, trades come from a public Solana RPC node and coin lists from Jupiter's launchpad-labelled token lists. The README says plainly why pump.fun's own API is not used.\n- \"multi-language support with English as default\": met, six languages in the header select, English by default.\n- \"main dashboard page, wallet details page, FAQ page\": met, the three hash routes in `src/App.tsx`.\n- \"instructions for how to interpret the profit/loss and holding time metrics\": met, FAQ answers 1 and 2.\n- \"Avoid overly technical jargon\": mostly met, with one copy finding on \"RPC node\" and \"RPC URL\" in visitor-facing text.\n- \"static frontend using JS to read public blockchain APIs\": met, the Vite export in `dist/` with no backend.\n- Hosting and a live URL: after review.\n\n**The idea in one sentence.** A quiet white ledger where the only colour is the data: blue for gains, red for losses, a green dot for live. Nothing competes with it.\n\n**Findings written to .imd-findings.json**, most severe first. None is high, so the build need not reopen, but the four bugs are worth one revision.\n\n- **bug, medium:** the holding-time chart's six axis labels overlap at 390 and at 1440. Stagger them on two rows.\n- **bug, medium:** the default market cap limit 1000000 is clipped to \"100000C\" in its input at 1440. Drop the six-column rule in the stylesheet.\n- **bug, medium:** one RPC retry leaks a concurrency slot. After a retry the counter reads -1, so a rate-limited node gets more parallel requests, not fewer.\n- **bug, medium:** when Jupiter's coin lists fail, the notice promises the last known coins stay in use, but the scan reads only already-open positions.\n- **fidelity, medium:** the wallet page's \"Received\" tile adds the current value of unsold coins, so a wallet with zero sells shows money received.\n- **copy, medium:** errors, the data panel and two FAQ answers say \"RPC node\" and \"RPC URL\". Replacement wording is in the finding.\n- **taste, low:** profit chart wallet lab","treeHash":null,"usage":{"cachedInputTokens":1063527,"inputTokens":292,"model":"claude-fable-5-1","outputTokens":21394,"runtime":"claude","turns":45,"wallClockMs":384664}}],"verification":[{"checks":[],"detail":"paths and tree verified; no suite was run for this kind of work","evaluation":"structural","profile":"none","status":"accepted","submissionHash":"24901372fc4d57f04c924cb779983db941c799a3e3d25036c7828efb3099db87","verifiedTreeHash":"016c86175dd0bcd86c98332c9f3cc33ba1f115be","verifierVersion":"0.1.0+63e0a393"}]}