Today wasn’t about flashy features. It was about hygiene.

As this project has grown to 3 story packs and 250+ pages, the “brain” of my AI assistants (the documentation) got messy.

The Cost of Context

When you work with AI agents, “context” is everything. If your project root is cluttered with 15 obsolete log files and 4 conflicting guides, the AI gets confused. It wastes tokens reading junk. It hallucinates solutions based on old rules.

So today, I did a massive spring cleaning:

  1. Archived the Past: Moved 11 old session logs to an archive folder.
  2. Unified the Rules: Merged KOREAN_CONTENT_GENERATION.md and PERSONALITY_TRANSLATION_GUIDE.md into a single, clear CLAUDE_i18n.md.
  3. Standardized Tokens: Consolidated all token management rules into TOKEN_OPTIMIZATION.md.

It’s not sexy work, but it makes every future session 20% more efficient.

Client-Side Social Cards

I did sneak in one cool technical feature: Social Cards.

I wanted users to be able to download their personality results as an image. The standard way is to generate this on the server (using something like og-image or Puppeteer). But that costs money and server time.

Instead, I used the HTML5 Canvas API to do it entirely in the browser.

// No server required
function downloadCard() {
  const canvas = document.createElement('canvas');
  const ctx = canvas.getContext('2d');
  
  // Draw background
  const gradient = ctx.createLinearGradient(0, 0, 0, 630);
  gradient.addColorStop(0, '#2C3E50');
  ctx.fillStyle = gradient;
  ctx.fillRect(0, 0, 1200, 630);
  
  // Draw text...
  ctx.fillText("INTJ: The Mastermind", 600, 320);
  
  // Download
  canvas.toBlob(blob => {
    saveAs(blob, 'my-personality.png');
  });
}

It’s fast, free, and works offline. Sometimes the old ways (Canvas has been around forever) are the best ways.

Now, back to writing stories.