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Done. Note: netstat shows two listeners on 8000 — 0.0.0.0:8000 (PID 33528) and 127.0.0.1:8000 (PID 46348, mine). There's ANOTHER process listening on 0.0.0.0:8000! That could be the user's pre-existing "webserver run in python using django" they mentioned! My server on 127.0.0.1:8000 takes precedence for localhost connections (more specific binding), and the site works. But there may be a port conflict — my runserver should have failed to bind if the port was taken... Actually 0.0.0.0:8000 binding doesn't prevent 127.0.0.1:8000 binding on Windows in some configurations (they can coexist if the first bound 0.0.0.0 and second binds specific IP — Windows allows this with SO_EXCLUSIVEADDRUSE off). Requests to 127.0.0.1:8000 go to the more specific binding = my server. So the site works, but I should flag PID 33528 to the user — it might be their existing Django server, possibly something else entirely. Flag this in the summary. Also mention the untracked research files D-038/D-041 left for the research agent. Summary for user.
Website is built, live, and committed. Summary: ## RH-WEBSITE v1.0 — done **Live at http://127.0.0.1:8000** (running detached, health check green). All 15 routes verified 200. **What was built** - **Plan**: `RH-WEBSITE.md` at repo root — your hard rule is §0 at the top: *never write to research documents; touch only `web/` + `RH-WEBSITE.md`*. All research access is read-only (SQLite `mode=ro`, files `'r'`). - **12 pages** in a left-sidebar layout: Home (RH explainer + mission + live stats + R-004 headline), Dashboard (current position/next action from STATE.md, phase table, metrics, git feed), Roadmap (NGUYEN.md rendered), Results Ledger, Experiments (pass/fail check badges, metadata, **interactive Plotly charts** from the CSVs), Derivations, Graveyard, Journal, Resources Atlas, Paper, Live Runs (3 s auto-refreshing log tails), and Feedback. - **Live updates**: frontend polls `/api/status/` every 3 s — as the background research updates STATE.md, research.db, or run-logs, the panels refresh in place. The new E-022/E-022b registrations and D-038/D-041 files are already visible. - **Feedback**: form → dual storage (`web/feedback/*.json` + `web/feedback.db`), full-text + category/status search, verified end-to-end (test data cleaned up). - MathJax for the math-heavy markdown; Plotly + MathJax vendored locally (works offline). **Two things to know** 1. **Port 8000 already had a listener** (PID 33528, bound to `0.0.0.0:8000`) before mine — possibly your existing Django server? Mine is bound specifically to `127.0.0.1:8000` and wins for localhost, so the site works, but let me know if you want the other process investigated or the port changed. 2. Two untracked research files (`D-038`, `D-041` from the background research) were left untouched — per the rule, only `web/` and `RH-WEBSITE.md` were committed (`de7e2c2`). Open http://127.0.0.1:8000 and tell me what you'd like adjusted — layout, colors, page content, additional charts, anything.
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