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    Recover approved positioning before revising a product site

    Aerial’s September 8–13 work exposed a continuity gap: approved product and institutional positioning was present in demo materials but absent from the documents guiding marketing. The recovery combined conversation decisions, canonical docs, product evidence and the actual live baseline, then preserved audience-specific messaging and the Connected Atlas direction through HTML, Figma and browser review. The September 8 marketing draft remained a preview; later source checkpoints report PRs 183 and 184 merged. These are dated source claims, not a fresh production audit.

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    Workflow steps

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      Recover decisions from source tasks and canonical project docs

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    2. 2

      Compare implemented product, latest preview and actual live baseline

      Process

    3. 3

      Operator reviews audience roles and customer-facing calls to action

      Decision

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      Write positioning and reusable asset indexes into canonical docs

      Action

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      Preserve design references and review HTML and Figma comparisons

      Process

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      Inspect responsive implementation and record precise delivery state

      Decision

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    Aerial Positioning Continuity and Connected Atlas Design

    A sustained Codex conversation recovering Aerial’s approved positioning, making reusable assets discoverable, and refining its marketing site through narrative work, audience-specific pages, visual comparisons, and rapid browser feedback. The record follows the work through the tested lavender-pass branch delivery while preserving its preview boundary.