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Vols. 9–14 — the overnight six.

Six volumes, 624 artifacts, built in one overnight run: the fernie character bible, the Cultivate show kit, the grower's year, the customer volume, the verticals volume, and the product capability catalog. Every card validated, screenshot-QA'd, and rendered; the library now stands at 1,617 artifacts across fourteen volumes.

624artifacts

6volumes

78collections

82internal cards

624PNG renders

0sign-off cards

01The six volumes

Vol.	Name	What it is	Mix
9	fernie	The character bible: spec plates, the six states, wardrobe (the little hats), product empty/loading states, per-module jobs, three-panel comics, motion idents, straight-face law, merch, usage law, and lore. Eight canonical face symbols extracted from the real product assets — every face on every card is a <use> reference; the geometry never changes.	88 ship · 16 int
10	Showtime	The Cultivate '26 kit: aisle stoppers readable at 20 feet, booth graphics, printable handouts, demo-station idle loops, badge & swag specs, no-oriented follow-up headers, the consolidation study as the booth's draw, and the internal ops runbook. Columbus · July · Booth 1907 — no links, no QR codes.	96 ship · 8 int
11	The Grower's Year	Fifty-two weeks of moment cards: January planning through poinsettia season and the quiet weeks, plus evergreen weekly templates and the planner kit. No year numbers anywhere — every card reruns next year verbatim.	96 ship · 8 int
12	Aftercare	Everything after the signature: welcome kit, go-live countdown, break-room training posters, cheat sheets, restrained milestones, support tiers (Community · Normal · Priority · Dedicated — named, never quantified), weekly habits, season review, renewal as farming, expansion earned, referrals, and the exit promise.	96 ship · 8 int
13	Row by Row	The Field Kit re-tuned per grower type: young plant, bedding, perennials, tree & shrub, greenhouse produce, retail-channel supply — each with a pitch deck and an internal discovery deck. The noun test governed every card. Includes the chooser plates and per-vertical proof themes.	72 ship · 32 int
14	The Machine Room	The capability catalog: one collection per module plus the data layer, EDI & big-box, reports, getting live, interop, and a day in the life. Idealized interface drawings in the site register — capability shown, benefit implied, zero invented metrics, fernie™ always ending at the approval gate.	104 ship

02Laws that governed the run

• The face is sacred (Vol 9): eight shared fernie symbols; no card may redraw, stretch, recolor, or flip the face. Wardrobe is additive, above the frond line. Straight face on money and errors — fernie never smiles at a problem. 157 symbol references, zero hand-drawn faces.
• No invented facts anywhere: pricing verbatim (GROW $9.6K · SCALE $28K · PRO $50K · ENTERPRISE $108K+), the study as 188 · 218 · 1,468, support tiers named but never quantified, capabilities only from the Vol 14 fact pack, all screen data illustrative.
• No competitor or customer names in any of the six volumes — head-to-heads stay in Vol 6 behind SIGN-OFF. Zero sign-off cards in this run by design.
• Reusability laws: Vol 11 carries no year numbers; Vol 10 carries no links or QR codes (Booth 1907 is the CTA); Vol 12 never re-sells to people who already bought.
• Static + motion contract: static cards (■ STATIC, 383 of 624) are poster-grade single frames with zero keyframes; motion cards keep the settle/loop laws with reduced-motion fallbacks.

03How it was built

One parameterized build workflow ran six times — 13 collections × (generator + gate reviewer) per volume, every section validated mechanically (scoped CSS, prefixed keyframes, no scripts, casing law, banned-name sweep, status law) plus an adversarial gate for claims, tone, and craft. The run survived nine platform quota outages: the volume pipeline treats files on disk as the source of truth, so each resume replayed cached agents and re-ran only what was genuinely missing. Where regeneration was wasteful the editor wrote collections directly (Vol 12's training posters, Vol 6-era almanac). A browser screenshot pass spot-checked every volume and every card was rendered to PNG with zero console errors — 624 settled frames, named by card id.

Notable catches: a library-wide CSS class-name leak (card-internal bar/grid/foot classes inheriting gallery chrome styles) found during Vol 10 QA and fixed with a defensive reset in every gallery including Vols 6–8 retroactively; a fictional farm name that collided with a real prospect (renamed after a grower-intel sweep — now a standing check); the Vol 10 banner claim "28 vendors in this hall" softened to remove the unverifiable hall count; and a tier description that could read as EDI being gated at PRO, reworded.

04Worth a human eyeball (rolled up from the gates)

• Third-party plant trademarks as illustrative data (Wave, Bonanza, Beacon, Easy Wave, Calliope in Vols 13–14 screen drawings) — plausible grower nouns, but swap for invented variety names if trademark caution extends past customer/competitor names.
• MOBILE/PORTAL casing: both ship without ™ per the library's CARDSPEC (matching the site), which diverges from a blanket "modules ALL-CAPS+™" reading of brand law. One ruling should settle it library-wide.
• Vol 9 wardrobe-02 prints "LEADERSHIP-SANCTIONED" on the July 4th hat card — bible annotation vs. outbound copy is a marketing call.
• Vol 12's exit-promise cards make unhedged commitments (full export any day, no lock-in) — confirm legal and product stand behind the plain wording before external use.
• Vol 10 booth-07 promises "two rings" phone support on a printed placard — confirm support can honor it.
• #BA3636 double duty (heat token = FULFILL™ red) appears as loss marks, taillights, poinsettia bracts, and error states across volumes — consistently diegetic, but a strict module-color purist pass could flag it; a one-line palette ruling would close it permanently.