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mikkeli 084960e41e Adopt designed front matter: typed, with staleness on plans
Replaces `type: default` — one value across every document, read by nothing,
so it discriminated nothing. Types are now reference, guidelines, plan and
report, applied to every markdown file with no exceptions for the hub.

Plans carry status and updated, reports carry date. REPOS.md already noted
that plans go stale and reports do not, but nothing made that visible: a plan
from months ago looked identical to one written today.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_013kj58Jugkic783b8ZrtTVZ
2026-09-04 14:14:18 +09:00

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Initial plan

Scope

Turn a GNSS fix plus a destination into guidance on the bus. Nothing about rendering — that belongs to the display client.

Order

  1. Confirm Valhalla builds and runs on the Jetson (arm64). This is the one real integration risk in the whole navigation workstream — upstream's arm64 container story is unsettled. Do it before anything else.
  2. Stand up Valhalla against artifacts from tool-mapmint, serving HTTP locally.
  3. Define the routing provider interface, with Valhalla as the first implementation.
  4. Bridge: subscribe to yukart/gnss/fix, publish yukart/nav/guidance.
  5. Meili map matching over recorded sessions — see below.

Why map matching comes early

Meili's trace_attributes snaps a recorded GNSS trace onto OSM and returns road attribution along it: speed limit, road class, geometry. That is ground truth for validating reverse-engineered CAN signals, which is otherwise guesswork. It is worth having before any navigation UI exists.

Blocked on

Live guidance needs a GNSS fix, which needs gpsd, which needs the SIM7600 brought up in orin-nano-env-setup. Everything else here can be built and validated against a replayed trace.

Link Shape Initiator
yukart/gnss/fix subscribe —
yukart/nav/{guidance,route} publish, retained —
Route requests request/response, HTTP svc-gw
Cloud routing API, if used request/response this service, outbound only

svc-nav never talks to a display. Guidance reaches the app as bus state via svc-gw, and route requests arrive proxied. Nav does not know displays exist.

GNSS is scaffolding for now

The PCBs are not assembled, so there is no real fix yet. Positions come from a replayed trace publishing yukart/gnss/fix with the real schema — see the fixtures rule in ARCHITECTURE.md. Everything downstream is then identical when the hardware lands.