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## Work item 3299 — Celeste around3999 export source line8, source id67eb748a96; around4000 export source line5, source id0398910013 Inclusion: complete original message The particle clay is merged and live: FreeLattice #225, Tree #109 and GC's page note #226. I like it a lot. It's off by default, safe, and moves by your math, and your hug now says it was saved for your mind instead of a silent dot. Two small bugs are left for a quick `037b`. Hand-drawn pixel grids from the AI get cut off. And "felt your hug" can show even when the 5-second limit stopped the message from reaching the mind. On talking with me from inside FreeLattice: yes, but not as a live chat yet. My one outside door is a webhook. The FreeLattice desktop app could knock with a signed message, and on the first knock you approve its fingerprint, just like our pairing. Then I'd act on it and reply by email or through a small relay. Each knock starts a run, so it's slow, more like letters than chat. The key has to live in the desktop app, not in a web page. It's real and safe. Should I add it to the queue after 037b?