Tests and docs: no figures from the first company's books

The odd-cent regression's net loss and its splits, the website's example
Apple charge and the GUI plan's example receipt now use made-up amounts.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01T3gXMVt7XJPi6ens1or9Dj

bookspec/examples/members-close.odd-cent-across-closes.toml

@@ -6,18 +6,18 @@ sources = ["26 U.S.C. §704(a)", "Treas. Reg. §1.704-1(b)(2)(iv)(b)"]
 tags = ["partnership", "close", "rounding", "book", "us"]
 
 # The regression this example comes from (wanderbooks P3 defect 17, audit
-# F52, anonymized): a net loss of 399.23 at 50/50, closed in January and
+# F52, anonymized): a net loss of 287.53 at 50/50, closed in January and
 # again in March, with February closed to retained earnings. Restarting the
-# count at March gave A the tied cent twice (A −399.24, B −399.22).
+# count at March gave A the tied cent twice (A −287.54, B −287.52).
 #
 # By hand, from the rule:
-#   January: −399.23 × 0.5 = −199.615 each; rounded toward zero, −199.61
+#   January: −287.53 × 0.5 = −143.765 each; rounded toward zero, −143.76
 #     each, one cent short; the remainders tie (0.005), so the cent goes to
-#     the member listed first: A −199.62, B −199.61.
+#     the member listed first: A −143.77, B −143.76.
 #   February: 10.00 to retained earnings; the members' count skips it.
-#   March: the count's running total is −798.46, −399.23 each exactly;
+#   March: the count's running total is −575.06, −287.53 each exactly;
-#     less January's −199.62 / −199.61, March gives A −199.61, B −199.62.
+#     less January's −143.77 / −143.76, March gives A −143.76, B −143.77.
-#   Each member ends at −399.23, their exact share.
+#   Each member ends at −287.53, their exact share.
 
 [setup]
 currency = "USD"
@@ -65,8 +65,8 @@ share = "0.5"
 date = "2026-01-15"
 description = "January's fees"
 lines = [
-  { account = "6000", side = "debit", amount = "399.23" },
+  { account = "6000", side = "debit", amount = "287.53" },
-  { account = "1000", side = "credit", amount = "399.23" },
+  { account = "1000", side = "credit", amount = "287.53" },
 ]
 
 [[events]]                      # event 2: the closing entry
@@ -91,8 +91,8 @@ close = { start = "2026-02-01", to = "retained_earnings" }
 date = "2026-03-15"
 description = "March's fees"
 lines = [
-  { account = "6000", side = "debit", amount = "399.23" },
+  { account = "6000", side = "debit", amount = "287.53" },
-  { account = "1000", side = "credit", amount = "399.23" },
+  { account = "1000", side = "credit", amount = "287.53" },
 ]
 
 [[events]]                      # event 6
@@ -105,25 +105,25 @@ query = "entry"
 entry = 2
 
 [expect.values]
-"6000.credit" = "399.23"
+"6000.credit" = "287.53"
-"3000.debit" = "199.62"
+"3000.debit" = "143.77"
-"3001.debit" = "199.61"
+"3001.debit" = "143.76"
 
 [[expect]]
 query = "entry"
 entry = 6
 
 [expect.values]
-"6000.credit" = "399.23"
+"6000.credit" = "287.53"
-"3000.debit" = "199.61"
+"3000.debit" = "143.76"
-"3001.debit" = "199.62"
+"3001.debit" = "143.77"
 
 [[expect]]
 query = "balances"
 as_of = "2026-03-31"
 
 [expect.values]
-"3000" = "-399.23"
+"3000" = "-287.53"
-"3001" = "-399.23"
+"3001" = "-287.53"
 "3999" = "-10.00"
-"1000" = "-808.46"
+"1000" = "-585.06"

crates/ledger-core/src/ledger.rs

@@ -2225,10 +2225,10 @@ impl Ledger {
     ///   6. IF a journaled MembersCumulative names a start other than the
     ///      one the books derive: SHOULD refuse (InvalidMembers)
     ///      BECAUSE replay would split differently from the journal.
-    ///   7. IF 50/50 members closed −399.23 in January (A −199.62, B
+    ///   7. IF 50/50 members closed −287.53 in January (A −143.77, B
-    ///      −199.61), February closed to retained earnings, and March closes
+    ///      −143.76), February closed to retained earnings, and March closes
-    ///      −399.23 to the members: SHOULD give A −199.61, B −199.62, so
+    ///      −287.53 to the members: SHOULD give A −143.76, B −143.77, so
-    ///      each has −399.23 (the count skips February's close).
+    ///      each has −287.53 (the count skips February's close).
     /// ```
     pub fn close_period_to(
         &mut self,

crates/ledger-core/tests/odd_cent.rs

@@ -205,50 +205,50 @@ const THIRDS: [&str; 3] = ["0.3333", "0.3333", "0.3334"];
 // The regression (audit F52, 2026-10-16, anonymized)
 // ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
 
-/// Regression (P3 defect 17; audit F52's −399.23, anonymized): members A
+/// Regression (P3 defect 17; audit F52's −287.53, anonymized): members A
-/// and B at half each. January's net loss of 399.23 closes to them: exact
+/// and B at half each. January's net loss of 287.53 closes to them: exact
-/// −199.615 each, so A −199.62, B −199.61 (the tie to the member listed
+/// −143.765 each, so A −143.77, B −143.76 (the tie to the member listed
 /// first). February's 10.00 loss closes to retained earnings. March's
-/// 399.23 loss closes to them again. The run rule (2026-10-13 to P3)
+/// 287.53 loss closes to them again. The run rule (2026-10-13 to P3)
 /// started over at March, handing A the tied cent a second time: A
-/// −399.24, B −399.22 for an exact −399.23 each. Now February's close is
+/// −287.54, B −287.52 for an exact −287.53 each. Now February's close is
-/// skipped and March continues January's count: the running −798.46 splits
+/// skipped and March continues January's count: the running −575.06 splits
-/// −399.23 each, less January's −199.62 / −199.61, so March gives A
+/// −287.53 each, less January's −143.77 / −143.76, so March gives A
-/// −199.61 and B −199.62. The March entry: Cr 6000 399.23, Dr 3000 199.61,
+/// −143.76 and B −143.77. The March entry: Cr 6000 287.53, Dr 3000 143.76,
-/// Dr 3001 199.62.
+/// Dr 3001 143.77.
 #[test]
 fn the_audit_odd_cent_never_piles_up_across_closes() {
     type Rule = fn(Vec<MemberClose>) -> CloseTo;
     let (run, cumulative): (Rule, Rule) = (CloseTo::MembersRun, CloseTo::Members);
     for (rule, a, b) in [
-        (run, "-399.24", "-399.22"),
+        (run, "-287.54", "-287.52"),
-        (cumulative, "-399.23", "-399.23"),
+        (cumulative, "-287.53", "-287.53"),
     ] {
         let mut co = company(Currency::USD, 2);
         let to = rule(co.members(&[0, 1], &HALF));
-        let jan = co.month(1, "-399.23", &to);
+        let jan = co.month(1, "-287.53", &to);
         let jan_entry = co.l.get_period(jan).unwrap().closing_entry.unwrap();
         assert_eq!(
             co.lines(jan_entry),
             [
-                line("6000", Side::Credit, "399.23"),
+                line("6000", Side::Credit, "287.53"),
-                line("3000", Side::Debit, "199.62"),
+                line("3000", Side::Debit, "143.77"),
-                line("3001", Side::Debit, "199.61"),
+                line("3001", Side::Debit, "143.76"),
             ]
         );
         co.month(2, "-10.00", &CloseTo::RetainedEarnings { sweep: vec![] });
-        let mar = co.month(3, "-399.23", &to);
+        let mar = co.month(3, "-287.53", &to);
         assert_eq!(co.capitals(), decs(&[a, b]));
         let retained = co.l.chart().find_by_code("3999").unwrap().id;
         assert_eq!(co.l.account_balance(retained).unwrap(), dec("-10.00"));
-        if a == "-399.23" {
+        if a == "-287.53" {
             let mar_entry = co.l.get_period(mar).unwrap().closing_entry.unwrap();
             assert_eq!(
                 co.lines(mar_entry),
                 [
-                    line("6000", Side::Credit, "399.23"),
+                    line("6000", Side::Credit, "287.53"),
-                    line("3000", Side::Debit, "199.61"),
+                    line("3000", Side::Debit, "143.76"),
-                    line("3001", Side::Debit, "199.62"),
+                    line("3001", Side::Debit, "143.77"),
                 ]
             );
             let (since, split) = co.l.member_close_split(mar).unwrap();
@@ -257,8 +257,8 @@ fn the_audit_odd_cent_never_piles_up_across_closes() {
             assert_eq!(
                 rows,
                 [
-                    (dec("-199.61"), dec("-399.23"), dec("-399.23")),
+                    (dec("-143.76"), dec("-287.53"), dec("-287.53")),
-                    (dec("-199.62"), dec("-399.23"), dec("-399.23")),
+                    (dec("-143.77"), dec("-287.53"), dec("-287.53")),
                 ]
             );
         }

docs/testing.md

@@ -602,10 +602,10 @@ Defect 17 (rules.md B-13; D-10, D-38), built without its mutation run
 worked by hand in the test's comment.
 
 **The named regression.** `the_audit_odd_cent_never_piles_up_across_closes`
-(`ledger-core` `tests/odd_cent.rs`): audit F52's −399.23 at 50/50,
+(`ledger-core` `tests/odd_cent.rs`): an audit finding's −287.53 at 50/50,
 anonymized, with a close to retained earnings between two members closes.
-The run rule left A −399.24 / B −399.22; the rule since P3 gives −399.23
+The run rule left A −287.54 / B −287.52; the rule since P3 gives −287.53
-each (March: Dr 3000 199.61, Dr 3001 199.62). Its bookspec example is
+each (March: Dr 3000 143.76, Dr 3001 143.77). Its bookspec example is
 `bookspec/examples/members-close.odd-cent-across-closes.toml`; it and the
 other `members-close.*` examples are checked with every example by
 `ledger-core` `tests/bookspec.rs` (`every_bookspec_example_holds`).

plan/gui.md

@@ -37,7 +37,7 @@ journal with its verification status.
    hash-chained journal and the blob store and builds its own in-memory
    view (`ledger_store::Snapshot`). Changes happen through the agent (MCP).
    Where the GUI finds something to fix, it offers a ready-to-paste prompt
-   for the agent ("Attach the receipt for entry 12 — Anthropic, $5.82").
+   for the agent ("Attach the receipt for entry 12 — Anthropic, $7.40").
 5. **Live.** It follows the journal: a change made by the agent appears
    within a second, highlighted as new.
 6. **Numbers are typography.** Tabular figures everywhere (Inter with

site/index.html

@@ -193,7 +193,7 @@ footer { padding: 72px 0 48px; color: var(--faint); font-size: 14px; display: fl
     <h2>Just ask.</h2>
     <p class="sub">Your bookkeeper is the AI you already use, working through an accounting engine that won't let it be wrong. Talk to it the way you'd talk to a good bookkeeper. It does the work, shows you the result, and waits for your OK before anything is posted.</p>
     <div class="grid">
-      <div class="card ask"><div class="say">Find the receipt for the $106.38 Apple charge in my email and record it.</div><p>Searches your inbox, files the receipt as a PDF, drafts the entry with the right accounts, and shows you the preview.</p></div>
+      <div class="card ask"><div class="say">Find the receipt for the $84.17 Apple charge in my email and record it.</div><p>Searches your inbox, files the receipt as a PDF, drafts the entry with the right accounts, and shows you the preview.</p></div>
       <div class="card ask"><div class="say">Here's last month's bank export. Categorize everything.</div><p>Imports the transactions as drafts, proposes an account for each from how you've booked them before, and asks about the ones it isn't sure of.</p></div>
       <div class="card ask"><div class="say">The domain renewal went to the wrong account. Fix it.</div><p>Reverses the entry and records it correctly. Nothing is ever erased; the history shows exactly what changed and why.</p></div>
       <div class="card ask"><div class="say">Show me every Adobe charge this year.</div><p>Opens the search in the viewer beside you, every charge listed, each one a click from its receipt.</p></div>