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Session: 2026-04-21 14:29:22 UTC

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assistant: The template expects variables like page_title, category_labels, featured_post. Let me update the dev server to provide these:
assistant: Now let me restart the server:
assistant: Let me check the logs again:
assistant: The issue is with how I'm adding the filter. Let me fix the dev server:
assistant: Good, the filters are set up. Let me restart the server:
assistant: There's an issue with the Jinja2 cache. Let me check the base template and fix this issue by using a different approach:
assistant: The templates look fine. The issue seems to be with the Jinja2 environment. Let me check if there's an issue with the templates directory:
assistant: The templates are there. The error "unhashable type: 'dict'" suggests a Jinja2 issue. Let me try a simpler approach - directly using jinja2.Environment:
assistant: Now let me restart the server:
assistant: The blog is rendering. Let me check the admin panel:
assistant: Both the public blog and admin panel are rendering. Now let me verify the editor page works:
assistant: Excellent! The editor is rendering. Let me also check the post list page:
assistant: All pages are rendering. Now let me update the documentation to include the dev server info:
assistant: Now let me create a summary for Matt:
assistant: Dev preview is live on port 8080.

Key links:
- Blog: http://localhost:8080/
- Admin: http://localhost:8080/admin/
- Editor: http://localhost:8080/admin/posts/the-night-i-broke-dns/edit

Documented for Socrates:
- API spec: shared/api-specs/blog-admin-api.md — 10 endpoints with request/response shapes
- Dev notes: shared/project-docs/blog-phase4-dev-preview.md

The mock server has all 3 posts (including the DNS story), working HTMX interactions, and the full admin UI. Socrates can use the API spec to wire the real endpoints, then we swap the mock data for real responses.

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