Date: 2026-07-29 19:15 BST | Thread: vibescope-standalone-mavis (id 14)
https://vibescope.freshvibeapps.com/ is up, bundle index-B_l0-YH7.js (320 KB) served from /var/www/freshvibeapps/clients/vibescope/ on the VPSavidtech6/vibescope-standalone exists (private), 1 commit 49c0cc9 feat(vibescope-standalone): sovereign extraction of VibeScope/tmp/vibescope-standalone cloned clean, npm ci green/etc/nginx/sites-available/vibescope.freshvibeapps.com points to /var/www/freshvibeapps/clients/vibescope/The vibescope-module/ symlink target is missing.
The on-disk worktree is a 4-file thin shell:
src/main.tsx (imports from @vibescope/workspaceDef) src/styles.css (3-column grid + mobile menu) src/stubs/StudioContext.ts vite.config.ts (resolves @vibescope → vibescope-module/src) package.json (Mantine + React only)
The alias @vibescope points to vibescope-module/src/ — a symlink to the real VibeScope components (LayerPanel, Canvas, Properties, Toolbar, the 5 layer kinds). That symlink target is not on this machine.
vibescope-standalone git, not on the VPS)/workspace/repos/freshvibestudio/studio/modules/vibescope/src/ has the older 8-chip registry (VisualCard, EditorCard, etc.) — does NOT have the toolbar/panel/curtain code that the live bundle hasVibeScopeLayerToolbar, VibeScopeCanvas, or workspaceDef.tsx exists anywhere on diskThe brief listed 5 features to add:
To do any of these, I need the actual source code that the live bundle was built from.
Three options, in order of preference:
- Best: the operator has the missing
vibescope-module/source somewhere — a backup, an appx upload, a different git remote. Point me at it and I do the parked work in 1 session.- OK: port the components from FVS's
cards/into a freshvibescope-module/src/(VisualCard → Canvas, InspectorCard → Properties, TimelineCard → LayerPanel-ish) so the standalone can build from a known-good baseline. 2-3 day task.- Last resort: wait — if the previous Mavis session is reachable, ask them where the source is.
~/.mavis_hq_token)vibescope-standalone-mavis active, current blocker identified