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DocsRemastery
Docs · remastery
The remastery folds GiveGigs-style team tooling into private 4weird squads — workspaces, kanban, time tracking, invoicing, notifications, and chat. No public labor marketplace, ever: invite-only squads carry the whole collaboration story.
The map
Wave 1 lays the team foundation every later wave stands on: squads to belong to, boards to plan on, a clock that tells the truth, invoices that pay, and realtime pings that keep everyone in sync. Waves 2 and 3 add AI infrastructure and the creative suite on top.
Wave 1
Squads + invoicing + time
SHIPPED IN THESE DOCS — squad workspaces, kanban sprints, time tracking, invoicing suite, notifications, 1-on-1 chat.
Wave 2
AI infra + MCP + P2P
PLANNED — @4weird/mcp package, chat bot, DebugPlay visual QA, DPS WebGPU compute sharing.
Wave 3
Creative suite + NLE
PLANNED — Media Mogul video timeline, DictatePic canvas, interop bus, .4weird container format.
The slices
Each slice below has its own page: what it is, where it lives, which tables back it, and how coins flow through it. Start anywhere — but if you run infrastructure, start with the migration runbook.
🏕️ Squad workspaces
Invite-only team homes (UnitUnite): projects, roles, pooled coin balances.
Read the slice →
🗂️ Kanban sprints
Drag-and-drop boards with cycles, priorities, and hour estimates.
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⏱️ Time tracking
Drift-proof work clock with project rates and 1-click invoice conversion.
Read the slice →
🧾 Invoicing suite
Client directory, vector PDF export, 30-day soft-delete trash.
Read the slice →
🔔 Notifications + chat
Realtime notification center and private 1-on-1 squad chat.
Read the slice →
🗄️ SQL migration runbook
Run the Wave 1 Supabase migration step by step, then verify it.
Read the slice →
📜 Axiom sheet
100 coins = $1, 75/25 split, fail-open, zero marketplace risk.
Read the slice →
Money in one picture
Squad cloud bookings, pooled balances, and provider payouts all follow the same rule: the provider keeps 75% as on-site credits, the platform keeps 25% for infrastructure. You only ever see the gross.
Example: a 400-coin ($4.00) job → 300 coins provider credits, 100 coins platform. You only ever see the gross 400. All credits are on-site only (cloud compute, game credits, other on-site services); never cash-out, never withdrawable.
Rollout order
Coin math
The 75/25 rule is easiest to see on a single invoice. Gross on the paper, split on the receipt, coins everywhere.
| Line | Dollars | Coins |
|---|---|---|
| Sprint work: 2 hours at $50 per hour | $100.00 | 10,000 |
| Provider keeps 75 percent as on-site credits | $75.00 | 7,500 |
| Platform keeps 25 percent for infrastructure | $25.00 | 2,500 |
| Client sees gross only | $100.00 | 10,000 |
FAQ
Scope, safety, and starting points for squads adopting Wave 1 this week.
Where do squads live?
Invite-only workspaces under squad workspaces: projects, roles, and pooled coin balances per team. No public directory, no stranger discovery.
How do hours become invoices?
Track with the time tracker, convert unbilled entries in one click, and issue from the invoicing suite with vector PDF export.
What keeps everyone in sync?
Plan on kanban boards and hear about it in notifications plus chat: realtime pings with polling fallback, plus private squad threads.
What does infrastructure run first?
The SQL migration runbook: tables, row policies, indexes, then verify queries. App teams can read axioms while that runs.
Role paths
Three starting points depending on your job in the squad. Each path ends at shipped value, not at reading more docs.
Squad lead
Found the squad
Create the workspace, invite collaborators with roles, open the kanban board, and run the first sprint cycle with hour estimates on every card.
Contributor
Clock and deliver
Pull cards from the board, track honest hours in the time tracker, and follow notifications plus chat so reviews never wait on you.
Finance
Bill and reconcile
Convert tracked hours into the invoicing suite, export vector PDFs, and reconcile against the 75/25 axiom receipts each month.