task routing

A motion piece for smart task assignment on a near-black 1080 × 1080 stage. Five people sit on a circle, each a round photo inside a ring that shows their workload, with their name, role and load beside them. A task card lands in the middle and a scan beam sweeps the circle once; as it passes each person a chip pops up with their fit score and counts up. The best match is picked: the card says "Matched with Mila · 92% fit", her chip turns white, everyone else dims and she grows a little; a curved link draws to her, the card flies along it and shrinks away, a ripple rings her photo, her load ring grows and glows accent, and a toast says "Assigned · due Fri". Three tasks go round like this (the last two a little faster), then "3 tasks routed" fades up in the middle. Everything is one pure function of time on a stage that scales to fit any window, centred, so a 9:16 window or recording shows the square scene in the middle; `?rec`, `window.__render(t)` and a frame-by-frame recorder (`record.py`) make exact videos at any size. The circle, beam and link are SVG; the rest is HTML and CSS. The team and the tasks (titles, scores, winners, timing) are plain typed arrays, easy to edit.