Launch readiness
Needs your attention
Pipeline funnel
By tour
Tier 3 — future locations
By district (legacy view — tell Code if you'd rather this was removed)
Management
How a tour moves from an idea to a live, playable stop — in order. Each step says who does it and where to find it in the tracker.
The procedure — creation to deployment
Every tour comes from the project's location map — 7 launch locations, 13 tours, 152 scripts — batched by district so one research pass covers driving, walking and heritage products at the same place.
Each stop becomes a new row — tour, district, type, stop title — created before or as the script is written.
Each stop is researched (5-source minimum), written to the Master Transcript Standard, and self-scored against the 98/100 rubric before it's ever put in front of you. These are Stage dots 1-3.
You review the script itself — not audio yet — and give the go-ahead to record. This is Stage dot 4, "Nicky Approval."
Once content is approved, Code renders the script through ElevenLabs in Chris's locked voice and uploads it. Audio status moves to Recorded.
A first listen-check for obvious problems — wrong voice, cut-off audio, mismatched pacing — before it's put in front of you. Stage dot 6.
This is your main action in the tracker. Play the stop, and if it's right, click Approve Audio. If something's off, log a note instead (see Common Scenarios below) rather than approving.
Once approved, Code deploys the stop to the live site. Stage dot 7. This is the only step blocked by an unresolved GPS pin or open issue — see the rule below.
The one hard rule
Reading the tracker — what the colors mean
Pipeline stage (7 dots)
Content & Audio status
Issue pills
Common scenarios
+ Add note for Code on that row and describe it (e.g. "wrong accent, not Chris"). It logs as a blocking issue — don't click Approve Audio. Code re-renders and the status resets to Recorded for a fresh listen once fixed.+ Add note for Code on that row (e.g. "GPS: 35.6739, -83.4496"). Code sets the pin and flips GPS to Confirmed — no need to go through a separate form.