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I ran both live VERIFYs and found no issues: the fancy player UI (hero, serif, cover art, advancing bar, plain-text fallback) and the radio-browser queue-first model (n / t / m picks, save on v, offline and empty searches).
Both specs carry the keyword, a dated history line, and the mirrored Metadata status.
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I reviewed the fancy music-player UI spec, then dispositioned all seven findings: five accept, two modify, none rejected. Two were blockers.
The progress bar had a chosen rendering and cadence but no data source: a stream has no duration, and for a local file the elapsed position isn't wired. The playing-time display is off and the mpv IPC helper is send-only. I narrowed it to mpv's percent-pos over the socket the seek commands already use, with streams rendering "on air" and no fill. That avoids reviving the EMMS timer I turned off on purpose.
The named row renderer, cj/music--track-description, is also the header's now-playing source and EMMS's description function, so glyph and meta would have leaked into both. I split it into a pure name-only helper the header and the row share, with the glyph, aligned meta, and image added on the row alone.
The rest tightened scope: favicon-at-creation applies to search-created stations only, fetched art is validated before caching, meta right-aligns with :align-to so it survives a resize, the placeholder is a shipped vinyl SVG with per-station tinting left to vNext, and the nerd-icons dependency gets a require and a TTY fallback. I flipped DRAFT to READY.
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A spec for the hi-fi look Craig picked from the prototype: the EMMS playlist buffer gains names instead of stream URLs, cover art, a serif now-playing hero with a progress bar, and a warm amber palette, degrading to plain text in a terminal frame.
I verified the cover-art path is reachable (radio-browser stations carry a favicon URL, retrievable at search time or by UUID) and framed the work as three layers: a name and text base that ships value on its own and doubles as the terminal fallback, cover-art fetch and cache, then the fancy GUI render. Five design decisions are open, each with a recommended call.
The three-direction prototype (minimal, fancy, modern) lands beside the spec as its companion.
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