After Session 8: no homework. A commission.

The course is over. This is not homework; nobody is checking. That's the point of it.

1. Within two weeks: write the brief for project #4 and ship its first increment. Your own scoping, your own lifecycle, one-shot it, gate it, or sprint it, and know why you chose. (Stuck for an idea? The flagship from Session 8 is waiting: Shelf Life v2, accounts and a shared household list, the "no" from your spec turned into the next project. Authentication is the one real hill left, and it's a good one.) When it's live, send the link, as a colleague showing off, not a student submitting.

2. Keep the log. LOG.md, every project. In a year it will be the most valuable document you own.

3. Audit the toolbelt, once, around September. Which commands did you actually run since the course? Keep those. The rest is scaffolding, take it down with pride; it means the process lives in your head now.

4. Teach someone something from this course. A coursemate, a sibling, anyone, even just the git-as-undo-button trick. Teaching is how you find out which parts you actually own. (It's also how this course got made.)

The itch list never empties. That's the good news.