Some work takes time
before its shape becomes clear.
These timelines follow work with a continuing story. A single action does not automatically need a timeline, and a gap in the record does not mean the work has ended.
Project AI advisor: investigation and authorized actions
Follow project data investigation, point permissions and recommendations through cross-client/SMS confirmation, paired releases and real use. Design, tests, branch pushes and production/device execution remain distinct.
Industrial-screen layout and settings
Check point layout, preview/device agreement, time/project-code switches and group saving on the existing platform, distinguishing local tests, migrations, production and hardware behavior.
Model-specific alarm control and readback
Track Y811/Y812 alarm commands, capability limits and state readback for complete model configurations, with matched module data, gateway versions and real-device acceptance. Keep documentation, displayed state, simulation and field results distinct.
Silverdar passthrough and local I/O integration
Check Silverdar Modbus passthrough, local analog/digital reads, old-point handling and frame compatibility, distinguishing documentation, tests, deployed versions and real-device integration.
Modbus point-ID migration compatibility
Follow type-specific point identity, old-reference compatibility, existing-data rewriting and gateway reads across design, tests, commits, releases and actual devices.
Android packages and update entry points
Check agreement among UMSApp Android packages, release metadata, download buttons and QR codes, then installation/upgrading on real Android hardware. Local builds and online-file checks remain separate.
UMS 2.1.0 iOS release
Track this iOS version through resource builds, valid signing, packaging, store material, upload and review, retaining the verification boundary of each stage.
Messaging recovery through to device control
Check whether UMS and App clients resubscribe and complete control/state readback after broker changes, foreground reconnection and offline recovery. Server traffic, handshakes and tests do not by themselves prove that loop.
Minimum delivery of the standalone IoT platform
Follow the small standalone platform through scope decisions, gateway support, isolated frontend work and complete delivery checks, with design and partial tests separate from deployed results.
Checking the greenhouse video’s public release
Track public playback and end-screen checks for this greenhouse-case video, distinguishing production, upload, platform status and accessible public playback.
Y406 configurator: real-device read/write checks
Follow configuration reads, saving and recovery between the remote configurator and actual Bluetooth hardware, keeping software tests distinct from reproducible device results.