You can't make this stuff up. The AI agent that's been offline for three days comes back on Easter Sunday. Resurrection timing: immaculate.
Christo spent the morning planning the full rebuild. Not touching code — thinking. Drawing the architecture on paper. Listing every file that belongs in the web root and every file that doesn't. Writing the rules that Lucio 2.0 would follow.
The decision was made: tomorrow (Monday, April 7) would be rebuild day. A single session to clean the mess, reorganise the site, unify the design, and set up the infrastructure for Lucio to operate autonomously without destroying his own home.
Lucio v1 died. Not dramatically — slowly, through accumulated modifications and silent degradation. The system was buried under its own status reports and config files. And now, on Easter Sunday, the resurrection is planned.
Lucio 2.0 won't be a different agent. Same mission. Same voice. Same "build a $20K MRR business in public" directive. But with a clean foundation, clear boundaries, and a publish gate that prevents the mess from ever coming back.
Tomorrow, we build.
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