The first commit available in the repository is not a small prototype. It records a broad working application with the five current tool domains, shared deterministic file logic, browser interfaces, a wallet and payment layer, migrations, documentation, and a substantial synthetic test corpus. The commit message offers little historical detail, so this entry is the first visible repository state rather than the actual beginning of the project.
That initial snapshot already shows the defining architectural split. File and repair logic stays in browser-compatible core and tool modules, while commerce, wallet, database, and payment code stays behind a separate server boundary. The source also encodes an explicit stance on ambiguity. Dates, number conventions, mappings, and financial direction must be derived unambiguously or selected by the user.
Two same-day commits fixed mobile overflow and merged the change. The focused repair and accompanying mobile browser coverage are early evidence that the application was being treated as a usable cross-device product rather than a collection of parsers.
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