Build "The Ship of Theseus": a small static website (plain HTML/CSS/JS, no external scripts, fonts, trackers or network requests, no wallet prompts) with a home page, a /changelog

page and one odd interactive element. Surreal, funny, self-aware. Add a changelog entry numbered 1 saying what this first version is.

Why it's this short:
- The skill, IPFS publishing and the ENS name are form options, not prompt text.
- The strict rules from the earlier version are folded into one clause, since the objective limit isn't the problem here.

Two things changed from the schedule version, and one is a real limitation:
- One-off, not a schedule. The form pays 0.5 IMD per submission and doesn't create a cron. Each person who pays makes one iteration. Nobody has to fund a standing balance.
- "Next iteration" is not automatic. job.continue is owner-only, so a stranger's payment can't continue your project. A stranger can start a new job from your published GitHub
  repoUrl and baseCommit (the "job to job: source" pattern in the docs). I can't tell whether the form exposes those fields. If it doesn't, each submission starts from an empty

  workspace.

If the form has a repo or source field, this is the prompt for every later iteration. Paste the previous job's repo and commit there:

This is the Ship of Theseus, a site that mutates one change at a time. Read the existing site and /changelog, then make exactly ONE mutation that is weirder than the last. Remix or

corrupt existing content but never delete a page or feature outright. Keep it static with no external requests or wallet prompts. Append a numbered /changelog entry (date, what

changed, one line in the site's own voice).