
What happened
After 6 Chaos keeps the submission and history UI fixed while a dedicated ChatGPT Work reads queued requests on a scheduled task and rewrites the page content, look, features and assets.
Why it matters
Requests go live only on the next day's schedule, and rejected requests are logged as outcomes so they aren't picked up again, which keeps a public revision history traceable.
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The split between the public site and the revision work is the central design choice. The site only displays pages, stores submissions and returns state; code changes are made by a dedicated ChatGPT Work on a recurring task, so a visitor's request is saved first and read in a batch later rather than triggering generation on the spot.
Two clocks govern that batch. A submission becomes eligible from 03:00 JST the day after it arrives, and the task is scheduled for 03:05 JST. During trials, a run planned for 03:00 started at 02:57 and ended with nothing to do because the ready queue was still empty, which is why the operating instructions now include waiting briefly and re-reading state after the cutoff. Adoption and rejection are recorded per submission, so declined requests are not re-collected each cycle, and a technique failure is not logged as adopted. Because handled status lives in the published source's history, reverting to an older version can undo that record.
The fixed interface covers the submission form, history, search, paging, the kanji clip image, notices and quota display, with SHA-256 hashes in data/fixed-tools.json checked by check-fixed-tools.mjs before builds. At release on 2026年10月30日, 49 automated tests passed along with the history and fixed-UI checks, though the appeal of games and the look of images and video are left for hands-on review.
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