The previous pass kept the dark base and the red icons, which did not
read as the acampada. Now:
- Light theme: white page, black ink and borders, black buttons with a
hard neon offset shadow, neon for focus and the active nav item;
h1/h2 in Anton with the stepped neon shadow of the site headings.
- Nav, empty-state, spinner and pattern assets in black; platform icons
keep their dark disc with a neon stroke.
- New mark: three dome tents wired from their doors into a switch with
an antenna, drawn in the inked style of the acampada logo (curved
poles, ball ends, hatching) over a neon offset copy. LogoMark renders
it inline; visible product name is T-HUB.
- docs/brand: t-hub.svg and a lockup with the Anton wordmark converted
to outlines so it renders without the font.
- Public submission page moved to the light palette.
Checked with headless Chromium screenshots (offline sample data) on
desktop and mobile.
A list of public accounts a collective wants to write to (artists,
collectives, public figures), with a drafted message per contact and the
state of the conversation: todo, sent, replied, declined.
The Hub does not send these messages. "Copy & open profile" puts the
draft on the clipboard and opens the profile; a person sends it from the
platform's own DM box and marks it sent. Unsolicited bulk DMs break the
terms of every commercial platform and get accounts restricted, and
Instagram's API cannot open a conversation at all.
API (OutreachModule):
- migration 041: outreach_contacts, RLS enabled + forced with WITH CHECK,
unique per (workspace, platform, lower(handle)); permissions
outreach.view (Owner/Admin/Editor/Moderator) and outreach.manage
(Owner/Admin/Editor).
- GET/POST/PATCH/DELETE /outreach/contacts; bulk import up to 500 rows,
known accounts skipped. Audit records list changes and status moves,
never the message text.
Web: /outreach page (sidebar + More), CSV import, {name}/{handle}
template for pending contacts, status filters, a daily counter that
warns past 20 first messages.
Tests: service and request parsing with the DB faked; the migration and
every service query were also run against PGlite as the non-superuser
app role (tenant isolation, conflict skip, status timestamps).
Deployment (t4g2): media-worker gains font-dejavu (drawtext lower-thirds)
and a dedicated produce-worker compose service running src/produce.ts —
claims video_processing_jobs compose|mix by lane, renders assembled/
overlaid/voiced cuts, registers derived library assets. Deliberately its
own process so a remote-lane box needs only Postgres + S3 + ffmpeg.
Web: compose media attachments UI (t2), Producer panel in the video
drawer (t5), collective creation + branding settings + shell branding
(brandweb), mobile CSS (mcss: touch targets, icon sizing, safe areas).
From the brand review: the sidebar truncated 'Tactical Media Broadcast Hub'
on eleven desktop routes; unknown routes rendered a stock white Next.js 404;
solo users saw the raw 'groupid must be a UUID' validation text on Files;
Element's config brand string still read 'OccupyMedia Hub'.
Self-hosted multi-platform broadcast newsroom for activist collectives:
publishing pipeline with group approval and DST-proof scheduling, TweetDeck-style
column wall with hostile-content-safe rendering, live control room with Auto
Director, bridged chat governance with polls and quorum, distributed sandboxed
transcode workers, encrypted content-addressed archive, monthly analytics.
MIT licensed. See README.md and docs/.
