Archived snapshot — 2026-09-24 16:53 EDT (America/New_York). Copy of the AI Agent Operating Documentation before restructuring; the live version continues on the Documentation page.

September 20, 2026

AI Agent Operating Documentation

Canonical guide for agents maintaining the Quarto Website project.

System map and source authority

• Quarto Dev Track — fine-grained work-session/task records.
• Quarto Change Log — curated publishable milestones assembled from one or more Dev Track records.
• Website Change Log — generated from Change Log by the repository sync workflow.
• Bilingual content — English is explicit; Chinese counterparts are stored in dedicated properties and paired page-body lines.

Project timezone: America/New_York (same as Notion's timezone and Notion Calendar's main timezone). This follows the user's location: if the user changes location (e.g. changes Notion's default timezone or Notion Calendar's main timezone), any agent that notices the mismatch must remind the user to update the timezone in this documentation.

Stable identifiers:

• Quarto Website project: 394a25f9-fecd-80b8-8fad-c11537fb59b0
• Dev Track: collection://338a25f9-fecd-805c-98b6-000b7b761bba
• Change Log: collection://2d395573-f298-4306-84a6-58e960f44918

Use sources in this order: live Notion schema → live rows/established Entry pages → current repository implementation → rendered website → this guide. If they disagree, inspect rather than guess. Live schema outranks old existing entries: when an established entry's format conflicts with the live schema or this guide's current rules, follow the schema and this guide, not the legacy entry.

Dev Track database

Writable properties:

• Name: short raw work description. Existing prefixes include dev:, feat:, fix:, style:, proj:, blg:, contnt:, tool:, hobb:.
• Type: exactly daily progress, record, or phase.