Walkieware (apple/walkieware) is an iOS app: hold Talk, say what the piece should do, and watch the AC piece get written while the words are still being recognized. Every utterance becomes a version; versions form a flat rolodex with original-audio playback and a fullscreen Play storybook. Threads carry ww-prefixed codes so an agent can inspect or edit them remotely (slab/bin/ww.mjs). Build and install with ./run.sh device. Aesel gains the pieces Walkieware leans on: edit_piece for small revision-checked replacements (piece-edits.mjs), output-limit continuation that keeps completed tools and resumes from the saved source, a frameCapture switch for surfaces without a desktop frame service, and Jev repair cues for rejected atomic edits. The shared engine keeps layered edits off by default. Generated test evidence under Tests/ stays out of git; Tests/checks.json is the ledger of what each device build verified. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>