Waylight · the jobs
Written as jobs rather than roles — the same yard lead wants different things at six in the morning and at five in the afternoon.
When a barge lands three hours late overnight, I want the morning re-planned before anyone arrives, so I can the first conversation at the gate is about work, not about what happened.
What meets it
Boards re-cut at 05:55 with the cause printed on the sheet
When two crews need the same crane at ten, I want one of them moved without a negotiation over the radio, so I can neither crew stands still waiting to find out who won.
What meets it
One reshuffle propagating to every board that shares the constraint
When a supervisor overrides the plan, I want the reason attached to the change itself, so I can the next shift inherits the decision instead of re-litigating it.
What meets it
Overrides that require a line, stored beside the row they changed
When an auditor asks what happened on a Tuesday in March, I want to answer from the record rather than from memory, so I can the review takes an hour instead of a fortnight.
What meets it
Shifts closing into an append-only ledger with exports that carry provenance