The Routes section predated 0.0.48 and the file is at 0.0.63. Missing entirely: /status, /discover, /welcome and its three POSTs, /settings as a POST, all six /namespace/* routes, /rooms/create, /rooms/join, the /r/<key>/{post,request,admit} room verbs, and the whole /bridge/* and /did/* surface — which is how an identity gets minted, designated, carried and published from a browser. It also listed four routes that are not in lib/router.js: /unfollow, /knock, /dismiss and /directory. Extracted every path with its method rather than trusting the list. Those first three are daemon verbs the CLI has and the surface never grew a route for, so they are unreachable from a browser; the README now says so instead of implying they work. That is the same shape router.js already documents for unlike — "the daemon has had unlike all along and nothing on the surface could reach it, so a like was one-way from a browser" — which is why it is worth naming rather than quietly fixing the list. Numbers re-measured: version 0.0.47 -> 0.0.63 tests 175 -> 239 asserts 565 -> 738 composer.js 2.6 KB -> 5.3 KB Checked the other two figures in the JavaScript table rather than assuming: the /login signer is 22,474 bytes across four vendored files (22 KB, correct) and three.js is 750,938 bytes across two (733 KiB, correct). Status no longer names ashatron, which does not resolve from this host. It states what was measured and when: 0.0.63 installed on tabertron and stortron, running verified on tabertron only. Added a line to Boundary saying the /did/* and /bridge/* routes do not violate it — they call the daemon like every other route. A reader seeing "did" in a route list next to a rule forbidding atproto imports would reasonably wonder. Glyph count 1 -> 0. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>