For the ones the classifier gets wrong. Eighteen slugs: dev-tools, ai, saas, design, marketing, finance, commerce, media, social, games, personal, education, health, travel, services, utilities, community, other (other stands alone). Clicking a Kind cell in the Domains tab lands here prefilled.

Runs in the Worker every ten minutes: a hundred domains still owed a verdict go to Gemini (gemini-3.5-flash-lite) with the eighteen slugs — never-classified first, then the rows the old in-browser Gemini Nano pass left, then anything older than 180 days. A page that says nothing gets no category, just a stamp. Needs the GEMINI_API_KEY secret; without it the queue just waits.

Runs in the Worker every ten minutes, right after the classifier: a hundred domains never visited get one neutral sentence for their card from Gemini (gemini-3.5-flash-lite) — what the site does, never the brand, no slogans — newest arrivals first. Each domain is visited once; a page with too few facts keeps its website description and gets a stamp; a page that is down and has no stored description is left for a later tick. Saved text and restores are never overwritten. Needs the GEMINI_API_KEY secret; without it the queue just waits.

One mail per seeded site — "someone put your favicon on the wall" — with the square's 3D portrait (linked to /<slug>, the share page for anyone who only wants to look) and two links: /<token>/claim hands over the deed on a button press, the mailed address becoming the owner email; /<token>/remove takes the square down for good on a button press (the domain is then never seeded or picked again). Addresses are found by the Worker itself — two domains every ten minutes, in the same pass that fetches a new square's favicon and description signal: the landing page and its contact / imprint / about pages, MX-checked (mx); the Monday run on GitHub (port 25 open there) confirms those mailboxes by SMTP (smtp ✓ / catch-all) and shoots portraits. Never looked at ≠ nothing found: the figures under The harvest say which. A domain is mailed once, ever; the Contact column in Domains shows ✉ sent, 🔑 claimed, 🚫 opted out. Every figure below opens: click a count to list the domains behind it, click it again for the line.