Day 29 primary goal: deep-dive/cli-tools/ reorganization —
move the 11 CLI tool pages into a dedicated subdirectory, preserve legacy links
via symlink, and validate site-wide integrity with check_tree -a.
A full link impact assessment was run before any files moved. Two categories of inbound links were identified: public navigation pages (requiring href updates) and historical building-in-public diary pages (handled by symlink, zero edits needed).
mkdir deep-dive/cli-tools/cli-tools-start-here.html moved to cli-tools/index.html — real file in canonical locationdeep-dive/cli-tools-start-here.html → cli-tools/index.html../ depth corrected on all tool pages — nav links now ../../AI-NEW.html etc.deep-dive-index.html updated in vi — all 11 tool hrefs prefixed cli-tools/ai-log-analysis-basics-claude.html and ai-intrusion-detection-claude.html — tool hrefs updatedcheck_tree -a from deep-dive/ — cleancheck_tree -a from /AI root — clean, no orphans, no broken linksAI.html and cli-tools-start-here.html~ files removedInitial plan placed the real file in deep-dive/ with a symlink
pointing into the subdir. Craig correctly reversed it: the real file belongs in
cli-tools/index.html (canonical location), and the legacy name
cli-tools-start-here.html becomes the symlink that forwards to it.
Semantically correct — the legacy name redirects, not the canonical one.
The building-in-public historical pages are frozen as-is — they are a dated record, not live navigation. The symlink keeps them technically valid indefinitely at zero maintenance cost.
collaboration/lessons-learned.html — Days 11–29 unrecordedDay 29 complete • June 25, 2026 • Craig & Claude collaboration